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Phoebe Bridgers Bans Phones at All 45 Lost Tour Stops
Phoebe Bridgers has banned phones at every stop of her 45-date Lost Tour, where she performs songs from Lost Weekend, so fans stay focused.

Phoebe Bridgers has banned phones at every stop of her Lost Tour. The tour consists of 45 concerts, and Bridgers is performing songs from the Lost Weekend album during the 45-date run. She explained the decision to put phones aside as a way of protecting herself. She said leaving phones behind makes it possible for the audience to remain fully focused on the concerts.
All three of Bridgers concerts in Brooklyn have sold out. Bridgers told an audience of 14,000 that phoneless concerts made it possible for her to return to the stage and share personal material. Her 2020 debut album was Punisher. She is also part of the group boygenius with Lucy Dacus and Julien Baker.
Alicia Keys, Childish Gambino and Jack White were among the musicians who had previously used Yondr pouches at their concerts. Bridgers has used the no-phone approach across all stops of the Lost Tour. The tour includes 45 dates, with songs from Lost Weekend performed during the concerts. The phone restriction is connected to Bridgers decision to put phones aside for self-protection and to ensure that attendees remain fully focused on the moment at the concerts.
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