In one of the bigger announcements we’re likely to get for the 2027 concert calendar, Phoebe Bridgers shared additional dates for “The Lost Tour” that includes a March 4 stop at Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee.
You’d be hard-pressed to find a person as omnipresent in indie rock (or the music world as a whole) during the back half of this year as Bridgers. The singer-songwriter took a unique approach to building anticipation for her follow-up to 2020’s Punisher by joining Julien Baker and Lucy Dacus in boygenius and basically taking over the planet in 2023. The trio then returned to other projects, with Bridgers adding a little acting to her portfolio via roles in 2024’s I Saw the TV Glow and 2026’s Primetime.
During that time, she wrote and recorded the songs for Lost Weekend, which finally broke cover in June of this year with the release of lead single “Lost Boys.” The full album followed Aug. 14 and followed through on the high expectations by combining widespread critical acclaim (a composite score of 91 on Metacritic) and stellar sales numbers (peaked at No. 1 on three different Billboard charts and No. 2 on the Billboard 200 album chart).
The reception was similar for the first leg of “The Lost Tour,” which kicked off Sept. 14 in Indianapolis and wrapped up its North American portion just a couple weeks ago in her native California. A trip through the U.K. and Europe is next, after which she’ll be back on this side of the Atlantic for the run of shows that includes Milwaukee.
The show March 4 at Fiserv Forum includes two presales Nov. 18 and 19, both of which start at 10 a.m. Any remaining tickets will go on sale to the general public starting at 10 a.m. next Friday, Nov. 20, online via Ticketmaster and at the Fiserv Forum box office.
If you want a chance to win tickets before the general sale starts, tune into 88Nine for giveaway opportunities that'll run Nov. 16-20.
Artist bio
Phoebe Bridgers is a singer-songwriter from Pasadena, Calif., beloved in equal measure for her deceptively subtle voice and her meticulous, incisive lyrics. Her solo records — Stranger in the Alps (2017), Punisher (2020) and Lost Weekend (2026) — have been accompanied by several collaborations, including the supergroup boygenius, with whom Bridgers won three Grammys for 2023’s the record.
Her songs are hallmarked by a kind of intimacy that’s hard-found in contemporary music, and scale between the macro and the micro with an ease that’s matched only by her towering, prodigious way with words.
