Following a sold-out and critically lauded first leg of The Lost Tour, Phoebe Bridgers has announced additional North American dates for 2027, including a stop at T-Mobile Center on Feb. 26, with support from Paper Wings.

Phoebe Bridgers is donating $1 per ticket to National Immigration Project, which defends the rights of all people in the United States, regardless of immigration status. She has asked for a phone and device free show. All phones will be secured in Yondr pouches upon arrival. Smartwatches, smart glasses, headphones, cameras, and other recording or filming devices are not permitted in the venue. Guests will keep their pouches with them throughout the event and can access their phones in designated Phone Use Areas. Pouches will be unlocked at the end of the night. Guests who use recording or filming devices during the performance will be asked to leave.

The Lost Tour is one of the most critically acclaimed live shows of the year, earning glowing reviews across the country for both Phoebe’s performance and the tour’s dazzling production. It’s an impressively intimate show that manages to command pin-drop rapt attention in some of the largest venues in the world.