Phoebe Bridgers is extending “The Lost Tour” into 2027 with a new North American stretch that begins Feb. 17 in Portland, Oregon, and runs through a May 13 show in Mexico City. The schedule adds arena dates in the United States and Canada, plus two Coachella appearances, giving fans a longer route from the Pacific Northwest through the Midwest and eastern Canada to Florida, Texas and Mexico.

The dates offer more than a new concert calendar: the supporting acts change by region, and the presale process has a registration cutoff before tickets go on general sale. Here is what has been confirmed so far, based on the published itinerary and current Ticketmaster listings.

The 2027 dates start in Portland and end in Mexico City

Pollstar and Pitchfork list the new run opening Feb. 17 at Portland’s MODA Center, followed by a Feb. 18 stop in Spokane. Canadian dates include Edmonton, Winnipeg, Hamilton, Montreal and Ottawa. The itinerary then moves through U.S. cities including Kansas City, Milwaukee, Cleveland, Raleigh, Baltimore, Newark, Tampa, Miami, Orlando and San Antonio before its May 13 Mexico City stop.

Bridgers is also listed for Coachella on April 10 and April 17. Those festival appearances sit within the wider 2027 schedule but are separate from the arena routing. Check the individual event page before making plans, since lineup and ticket details can vary by venue.

Opening acts vary across the tour

Grouper is scheduled to open the first two shows in Portland and Spokane. Paper Wings is listed for the early Canadian and Midwest dates, while Christian Lee Hutson joins the Florida, Texas and Mexico portion of the itinerary. The support lineup is a useful detail for fans choosing between nearby stops; Ticketmaster notes that fans should check each event listing for its lineup.

Presale and general ticket dates

Pollstar reports that the artist presale is split across Nov. 18 and 19, with day-one assignment determined randomly. Fans seeking consideration for the Nov. 18 group must register by 11:59 p.m. local time on Nov. 15; later registrations are directed to day two. Ticketmaster lists the artist presale beginning Nov. 18 at 10 a.m. local time and the general sale beginning Nov. 20 at 10 a.m. local time. Dates, inventory and sale conditions can change, so confirm them on the official event listing before buying.

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Sources: Pitchfork’s reporting and date list; Pollstar’s tour announcement and presale details; Ticketmaster event listings and sale dates.