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Phoebe Bridgers Unplugs for 2026 Lost Tour
music1 month ago

Phoebe Bridgers Unplugs for 2026 Lost Tour

Phoebe Bridgers announced the Lost Tour, a phoneless arena trek for fall 2026, kicking off September 15 in Indianapolis and wrapping December 12 in Stockholm, with North American dates (including two Brooklyn shows) and Europe/UK stops; Alex G opens in North America and Isaac Wood opens in Europe; $1 from each ticket goes to RAINN; general tickets go on sale June 12.

Phoebe Bridgers Announces a Phone-Free Solo Tour Across North America and Europe
music1 month ago

Phoebe Bridgers Announces a Phone-Free Solo Tour Across North America and Europe

Phoebe Bridgers has announced her first solo tour in three years, the Lost Tour 2026, kicking off in September with a phone-free policy and Alex G as a guest in North America, followed by European dates with Isaac Wood. $1 from every North American ticket will be donated to RAINN. This marks Bridgers’ first solo run since Punisher (2020) and comes after Boygenius’ The Record (2023); the tour spans major arenas in the U.S. and Canada as well as venues in the UK, Ireland, and mainland Europe.

Phoebe Bridgers Unveils 2026 The Lost Tour Across North America and Europe
music1 month ago

Phoebe Bridgers Unveils 2026 The Lost Tour Across North America and Europe

Phoebe Bridgers has unveiled 2026’s The Lost Tour, a full-band run across North America and Europe with a phone-free venue policy; presales run June 9–11, general on-sale June 12, and $1 from every ticket will go to RAINN. The tour begins September 15 in Indianapolis and will hit major cities including Dublin, Manchester, Glasgow and Birmingham, with Alex G supporting on select dates.

Breaking the Cycle: A Survivor’s Plea to Escape a Toxic Family
advice2 months ago

Breaking the Cycle: A Survivor’s Plea to Escape a Toxic Family

Two Dear Abby letters describe a toxic, abusive family: the youngest sibling was repeatedly punished for others’ misdeeds and even faced the possibility that a brother was the real offender; Sara may have been raped by that brother, leaving the writer ostracized. Abby says the family needs abuse counseling and directs the reader toRAINN for support. In a second case, she tells a writer dealing with a depressed, dismissive father to set boundaries—invite help or move out and seek senior-services assistance if needed.