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Phoebe Bridgers lines up small UK record store shows for Lost Weekend

The shows land in August and are set up with independent record stores.

Phoebe Bridgers

Phoebe Bridgers sings into a microphone under blue stage light, in front of a large screen showing an illustrated arched wooden bridge over water.
Bridgers at Marymoor Park in Redmond, Washington, in August 2022. Photo: David Lee, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Phoebe Bridgers has announced a series of small UK shows in partnership with independent record stores, timed to the release of her album Lost Weekend, The Line of Best Fit reported on August 12. The run includes a stop at Union Chapel in London on August 17, her first solo London set since 2022, along with dates at Circuit in Kingston on August 19 and Electric in Bristol on August 21.

Brighton's Resident Records is also hosting two performances from Bridgers at Chalk on August 20, one matinee and one evening show. As with her past gigs, no phones, smartwatches or other recording devices will be allowed inside. Tickets for the evening Brighton show go on sale via Dice on August 13, with matinee tickets following on August 14.

Lost Weekend is released August 14 via Dead Oceans, and these record-store shows arrive as part of a wider rollout MusicSuey has followed, including her planned Lost Weekend shows in more than 40 planetariums and the roster of guests featured across the album.

The facts

  • Phoebe Bridgers announced small UK shows tied to her album Lost Weekend
  • Shows include Union Chapel in London on August 17, her first solo London date since 2022
  • Additional dates: Circuit in Kingston August 19 and Electric in Bristol August 21
  • Brighton's Resident Records hosts two Chalk shows on August 20
  • No phones or recording devices are allowed at the shows
  • Lost Weekend is released August 14 via Dead Oceans

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