Phoebe Bridgers

Following an exceptional sold-out acoustic concert at Madison Square Garden in New York and a series of intimate performances across the United States, during which her fans were able to hear several new tracks in advance, Phoebe Bridgers announces her big return to the stage with ‘The Lost Tour’, her first world tour since 2023. On this occasion, the American artist will headline Paris for the very first time, on 4 December at the adidas arena.

A leading figure of the new American indie scene, Phoebe Bridgers has in just a few years established herself as one of the most influential artists of her generation. Breaking through in 2017 with her debut album ‘Stranger in the Alps’, the Californian singer, songwriter and guitarist wins over audiences with writing that is at once intimate, incisive and deeply moving. Her singular universe, blending mesmerising melodies with a keen sense of storytelling, quickly earned her international critical acclaim.

In 2020 she confirmed her status with ‘Punisher’, a second album acclaimed by the press and nominated for several Grammy Awards. A global hit, the record marked a turning point in her career and cemented her reputation with an ever-wider audience.

Alongside her solo projects, Phoebe Bridgers has taken on a string of notable artistic collaborations, demonstrating a creativity and versatility that go well beyond the realm of folk and indie rock. An unmissable artist of the decade, she is also a founding member of Boygenius, alongside Julien Baker and Lucy Dacus. The trio enjoyed resounding success with the album ‘The Record’, which won several Grammy Awards in 2024.

Between a brilliant solo career and ambitious collective projects, Phoebe Bridgers continues to redefine the contours of contemporary independent music and to establish herself as an essential voice of her generation.