Phoebe Bridgers will be returning to the UK this November for a series of highly anticipated concerts as part of her world tour, titled The Lost Tour. The 31-year-old singer-songwriter announced the tour earlier this week, sending fans into a frenzy. With seven shows scheduled across the UK, including stops in London, Glasgow, Manchester, Birmingham, and Dublin, tickets sold out rapidly upon their initial release.
For those who missed out on the general onsale, which began on Friday, June 12, 2026, hope remains on the second-hand market. Resale platforms such as viagogo, Stubhub, and Vivid Seats are already listing tickets for these gigs, which mark Bridgers' first UK performances in four years. However, buyers should exercise caution: ticket conditions often prohibit resale after initial purchase, and tickets bought through unauthorized channels may be voided. It is essential to check the terms and conditions with the original seller, such as Ticketmaster or Live Nation, before purchasing from a resale site.
How to Buy Phoebe Bridgers Tickets Now
Official tickets are still available from select retailers, including See Tickets and Seat Unique. Seat Unique offers VIP packages that may include extras like food and drink, after-parties, and more, depending on the venue and availability. However, the widest selection of tickets is currently found on resale markets, with viagogo offering tickets at various price points and locations within each arena.
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Official Tickets
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Phoebe Bridgers UK Tour Dates 2026
- 23 November – Dublin, Ireland: 3Arena
- 24 November – Dublin, Ireland: 3Arena (new date)
- 26 November – Manchester, UK: Co-op Live
- 27 November – Glasgow, UK: OVO Hydro
- 28 November – Birmingham, UK: bp pulse LIVE
- 1 December – London, UK: The O2
- 2 December – London, UK: The O2 (new date)
Additional European dates include Paris, Brussels, Amsterdam, Düsseldorf, Berlin, Copenhagen, and Stockholm. Fans are advised to act quickly as demand remains high.
