An Inside Look at Phoebe Bridgers’ Phone-Free ‘Lost Weekend’ in Nashville

No phones allowed: Phoebe Bridgers’ Lost Tour recap

On Thursday, Oct. 1, Phoebe Bridgers played the first of two sold-out nights in Toronto as part of her Lost Tour, with Alex G as the opening act. The tour follows the release of Bridgers’ third LP Lost Weekend, which explores the recent and unexpected loss of her father and all the feelings that came with it. The post No phones allowed: Phoebe Bridgers’ Lost Tour recap  first appeared on The Brock Press.

Phoneless Reflections on Phoebe Bridgers’s Lost Tour

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Phoebe Bridgers brings crowd at Bridgestone Arena to tears

American indie singer-songwriter Phoebe Bridgers’ sold-out arena tour, “The Lost Tour,” stopped at Nashville on Oct. 10–11. Bridgers transformed the Bridgestone Arena into her very own small solar system.  Bridgers released her highly anticipated third solo album earlier this year, “Lost Weekend.” The album was vulnerable in ways she hasn’t been in her prior projects....

Phoebe Bridgers and the Rise of Phone-Free Concerts

There is a certain inevitability when attending concerts or live events these days that there will be a moment in which you are forced to experience what’s happening before you through the phone screen of the person standing in front of you. Whether it’s to record their favorite song or…

An inside look at Phoebe Bridgers’ phone-free ‘Lost Weekend’ in Nashville

Bridgers sang older hits and newer deep cuts during her Oct. 10 show at Bridgestone Arena, all while commanding the stage with a level of intimacy hard to find at such a venue.

Phoebe Bridgers Transports the Audience at Bridgestone Arena

Somewhere in all of the fanfare and discourse, it’s gotten lost how genuinely compelling an artist Phoebe Bridgeres can be. Her confessional indie folk-rock doesn’t need a cinematic universe to be interesting — it just needs to be good. On Saturday, the first of her two phone-free nights at Bridgestone Arena, she and opener Alex G achieved all that and then some, cutting through the noise to transport the audience with an immersive set that cele…