
Phoebe Bridgers brings The Lost Tour to The O2 Arena in London, with special guests Isaac Wood and Anaïs, in a phone and camera-free show.
Phoebe Bridgers plays two nights at The O2 on Tuesday 1 and Wednesday 2 December, her first London shows since The Reunion Tour wrapped in early 2023. The dates are part of The Lost Tour 2026, which she announced following a sold-out acoustic show in New York City. She's not taking the stage alone: Isaac Wood and anaiis are both on the bill as special guests.
There's a specific rule for these nights that you'll need to be aware of before you head in. The shows are phone and camera-free, so all phones, smartwatches and recording devices have to be secured in Yondr pouches when you arrive. They only unlock at the end of the night, and anyone caught recording will be asked to leave. It's a bit of a shift from the usual gig, but it means the room stays focused on the stage rather than the screens.
Bridgers has also partnered with PLUS1 for the tour, with £1 from every ticket sold going to local organisations across the EU and UK that support people impacted by sexual assault and violence.
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Doors open at 6:30 PM. Tickets start at £55.08 for P4 Standard Seating, with P4 Aisle at £66.33; P3 Standard is £66.33 and P3 Aisle £77.58; P2 Standard is £77.58 and P2 Aisle £88.83; P1 Standard is £105.70 and P1 Aisle £116.95; and General Admission is £88.83. If you're booking seats, keep in mind that Level 4 at The O2 isn't suitable for anyone with vertigo or a fear of heights.