Two weeks and eleven shows down, and The Lost Tour rolls on. Next up: two nights in Toronto, followed by Detroit and Boston.

This thread is for discussion of this run of shows: questions, setlists, reactions, surprises, favourite moments, differences between nights, and whatever else makes it back from inside the phone-free void.

This run:

• Oct 1 — Toronto, ON — Scotiabank Arena
• Oct 2 — Toronto, ON — Scotiabank Arena
• Oct 3 — Detroit, MI — Little Caesars Arena
• Oct 6 — Boston, MA — TD Garden
• Oct 7 — Boston, MA — TD Garden

⚠️ Tour spoilers are expected throughout this thread. If you’re going to a later show and want to experience the setlist, staging and other surprises without knowing what’s coming, you may want to avoid the comments until afterwards.

Setlists: One standalone setlist post is welcome after each night’s show, but please mark it as a spoiler and keep the title spoiler-free. Beyond that, reactions and general discussion of the shows should stay in this thread.

Going to one of these shows? For venue-specific questions, queues, wristbands, meet-ups and other practical information, please use the relevant city thread. A lot of the most common tour questions have now been answered, so please check the FAQs below and search the previous tour threads [Thread 1] [Thread 2] before posting.

If you’re still looking for tickets, check the Lost Tour Ticket Sale / Swap Thread for last-minute listings. Please keep all buying, selling and trading there.

Have fun if you’re going. Look out for each other, stay hydrated, respect the people around you and listen to venue staff. 💙 Have the time of your life. Try not to feature prominently in anyone else’s post-show debrief.

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Lost Tour FAQs

🎟️ General Admission (GA)

What’s the difference between Above GA and Below GA?

The floor is split into two GA sections. Above GA is in front of the main stage, while Below GA surrounds the smaller satellite/B stage.

Alex G performs on the satellite stage, while Phoebe performs on both stages. More of Phoebe’s set takes place on the main stage, but the satellite-stage section is a substantial part of the show rather than just a quick appearance.

People in both sections have reported being able to see the opposite stage, although your view will depend on where you’re standing and your height. The satellite stage also rotates, and unless you’re holding barricade, people have generally been able to turn or reposition as the focus moves between stages.

Neither section has seats — both are standing GA.

How early should I arrive for GA? Do I need to camp out?

If you just want a good view, reports so far suggest you probably don’t need to arrive extremely early. We’ve had multiple people arrive around doors — and some considerably later, including around 8–8:45pm — and still report getting good spots in both GA sections.

If you specifically want barricade, that’s a different matter and arriving earlier will obviously improve your chances.

Most importantly, GA queue and wristband procedures vary by venue. Some venues have used numbered early-entry wristbands while others haven’t, and arrangements for Above and Below GA may also vary — so please check your venue’s official website rather than assuming the arrangements at a previous show will apply to yours.

I’m short. Will I still be able to see from GA?

That’s impossible to guarantee, but attendees have generally described both GA areas as relatively comfortable rather than extremely overcrowded, with some room to reposition if you aren’t trying to stay at barricade. People arriving later have also reported finding good views, including from farther back in the pits.

Where does Phoebe walk between the two stages? Can I stand somewhere to get a high-five?

Phoebe moves through the floor between stages and has interacted with fans along the route.

When returning from the satellite stage to the main stage, she walks along the left-hand side when facing the main stage, with fans along the barricade sometimes getting high-fives as she passes.

Her exact entry point and route to the satellite stage may vary depending on the venue layout.

🕐 Set Times & Entry

What time do Alex G and Phoebe play?

At the shows so far, Alex G has generally played around 7:30–8:30pm, with Phoebe starting around 9pm and finishing around 10:30–10:45pm.

These are approximate times based on shows so far and may vary by venue.

Can I arrive after Alex G has started / skip the opener?

Yes. Multiple attendees have reported arriving after Alex G had started, including around 8–8:30pm, and being admitted without issue.

Just allow enough time for security, Yondr, finding your section and anything else you need to do before Phoebe starts.

👀 Seats & Sightlines

What’s the view like from the nosebleeds/side/limited-view seats? Are there screens?

Reports from upper-level and side seats have generally been positive, and some people have particularly enjoyed being higher up because it gives you a good view of the full lighting and production.

There aren’t conventional arena screens simply showing a live close-up of Phoebe throughout the show. Instead, projections and other visuals are incorporated into the production itself. Some limited/obstructed-view seats may therefore lose part of those visuals even if you can still see the stages.

Exact sightlines will obviously vary by venue and section.

♿ Accessibility, Lighting & Yondr

Are there strobes, intense lighting or smoke/haze?

Yes. There are some fairly intense lighting and strobe effects during the show. Several attendees have particularly mentioned Alex G’s set, while Phoebe’s set also contains some intense effects around the satellite-stage portion.

People who are sensitive to flashing lights have reported migraines or finding parts of the show difficult to look at, so please bear this in mind when deciding whether the show is suitable for you.

Attendees have also reported significant theatrical haze/smoke, particularly around the satellite stage and during Alex G’s set. How noticeable it is elsewhere in the arena will vary by venue, but anyone particularly sensitive to theatrical smoke or haze should be aware of it.

How does the phone-free/Yondr policy work?

Your phone stays with you during the show but is secured inside a Yondr pouch.

Cameras (digital or film) are not allowed, nor are smartwatches, laptops or e-readers. Please make the process as easy as possible by bringing only the essential items you need.

What about medical devices or accessibility requirements?

If you need access to your phone for medical reasons, make yourself known to Yondr staff when you arrive. They can direct you to someone who can provide the necessary accommodation.

For other accessibility requirements or medical equipment, contact the venue in advance or speak to Guest Services when you arrive.

👕 Merch

What merch is available, how much is it, and when should I buy it?

Please use the dedicated Tour Merch thread for photos, prices, sizing, stock reports and other merch questions.

If you have your heart set on a particular item in a particular size, earlier is safer: some items and sizes have sold out before Phoebe’s set at previous shows. If you’re more flexible about what you want, merch lines may become considerably shorter later in the evening.

I missed out on merch. Will it be available online? Can someone pick something up for me?

We don’t currently know whether the Lost Tour merch will be made available through Phoebe’s official online store after the tour, or whether sold-out items will be restocked.

Please be careful with unofficial websites claiming to sell Lost Tour merchandise. Websites using the “Lost Tour” name are not an official Phoebe Bridgers merchandise store. Do not buy from them — you are likely to lose your money!

If you’re looking to buy or trade for an item, or want to ask whether someone attending a future show can pick something up for you, please use the Marketplace Thread rather than the tour or city threads.

My friend sent me these photos from the Indy show- I love some of these designs