Phoebe Bridgers is bringing The Lost Tour to Seattle on Friday, October 23, 2026, for a phone-free experience at Climate Pledge Arena. The show is part of her third solo headlining tour, supporting her new album, Lost Weekend (2026).
It’s a pretty big return for Bridgers fans. She hasn’t toured independently in four years, aside from a handful of smaller shows around the release of Lost Weekend. Since her last full album came out in 2020, there’s been plenty of anticipation for her return to the stage.
Doors open at 6 p.m., and the show starts at 7:30 p.m. Plan to arrive early if you want to catch the full lineup. Alex G is the opener.
Be prepared to leave your phone in your pocket—literally
One of the biggest changes on this tour is the no-phone policy. When you enter the arena, your phone will be secured in a Yondr pouch that you keep with you throughout the show. It will only be unlocked when you leave, with designated areas available for emergencies.
The policy also applies to devices like Apple Watches, Meta glasses and cameras. Consider bringing an analog watch if you want to keep track of time, and a physical credit card if you normally use your phone for tap-to-pay. Most importantly, enjoy having a phone-free experience with other fans at the show.
Getting to Climate Pledge Arena
Public transit is probably your easiest option. Every concert goer receives a free public transit pass with their ticket; it’s good for two hours before and after the event. Light Rail and numerous bus routes serve Seattle Center, making transit a convenient way to avoid event traffic and parking.
If you’re driving, the main parking options are the Arena Garage, 1st Ave N Garage, and 5th Ave Garage. ADA parking closest to the arena is available in the Arena Garage and 1st Ave N Garage.
Know the bag rules
Climate Pledge Arena has a strict bag policy. You can bring one bag up to 14″ × 14″ × 6″, or one small clutch, purse or wallet up to 4″ × 6″ × 1.5″. Larger bags—including medical, diaper/parenting and clear bags—must go through X-ray screening at designated entrances.
Bottom line: arrive early, bring a physical credit card and non-smart watch, keep your bag small, and get ready for a very screen-free Phoebe Bridgers show.
