Columbus, your night is coming. Phoebe Bridgers pulls into Nationwide Arena on Tuesday, September 22, 2026, as part of her hotly anticipated The Lost Tour. After a long stretch of surprise pop-up shows and her acclaimed run with boygenius, Bridgers is back headlining arenas as a solo artist, and an Ohio stop in the Arena District is one fans have been hoping for.
The Lost Tour signals Bridgers' full return to the spotlight on her own, with new music widely expected to follow her 2020 breakthrough Punisher. Along for the North American ride is acclaimed indie songwriter Alex G, whose textured, emotionally rich music sets the perfect tone for the evening ahead.
Columbus fans can look forward to a setlist drawn from the albums that made Bridgers a defining voice of her generation. Songs like "Kyoto," "Motion Sickness," "Garden Song," and the soaring finale "I Know the End" turn her shows into shared emotional experiences, moving from hushed, intimate verses to crowd-wide, scream-along peaks. With a new record anticipated, the night may also offer the first taste of unreleased material.
Before you go, know this: The Lost Tour is fully phone-free. Phones are sealed in Yondr pouches for the entire show, keeping the room screen-free and the focus entirely on the performance. The format has won praise for making concerts feel more present and connected. True to Bridgers' values, one dollar from each ticket is donated to RAINN.
Part of what makes a Bridgers show so memorable is the contrast at its core. One moment the arena is nearly silent, hanging on a single delicate vocal line; the next, thousands of voices are roaring a chorus together. That push and pull, paired with striking stage production and the focus the phone-free format encourages, makes The Lost Tour feel like an event rather than just another concert.
An arena date like this in Columbus does not come around often. Browse the listings below to compare seats and pricing for the September 22 show, then lock in your tickets on BigStub before they are gone.
Nationwide Arena anchors the lively Arena District in downtown Columbus, surrounded by restaurants, bars, and easy parking — an ideal spot to build a full night around the show.
Phoebe Bridgers has grown into one of indie music's most influential figures, both as a solo artist and as one-third of the supergroup boygenius with Julien Baker and Lucy Dacus. The Lost Tour returns her to arena headlining on her own, and the Ohio stop arrives at Nationwide Arena on September 22, 2026.
Bridgers introduced herself with 2017's Stranger in the Alps, then delivered 2020's Punisher, a record that earned four Grammy nominations and cemented her as a generational voice. Her songs marry sharp, gallows humor with raw vulnerability, and her concerts are celebrated for emotional intensity and the sound of an entire crowd singing back every word.
Nationwide Arena, home of the NHL's Columbus Blue Jackets, seats around 18,000 for concerts and sits at the heart of the city's bustling Arena District. The room's scale lets The Lost Tour's dynamics breathe, from delicate, whispered passages to the towering, full-volume finales that have become a Bridgers signature. Indie favorite Alex G supports across the North American leg.
For the setlist, Columbus fans can expect a career-spanning night anchored by Punisher standouts like "Kyoto," "Garden Song," "Savior Complex," and "I Know the End," alongside Stranger in the Alps favorites such as "Motion Sickness" and "Scott Street." With new music on the way, the show may also debut unreleased songs. The tour's setlists can be tracked on setlist.fm.
The Lost Tour's phone-free policy, using Yondr pouches, has drawn coverage from outlets including Variety and is built to create a fully immersive, screen-free concert. A dollar from each ticket supports RAINN, continuing Bridgers' practice of tying her tours to causes she believes in.
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Whether you are coming from Ohio State's campus, the suburbs, or out of town for the show, the Arena District makes for an easy night out, with quick highway access, plentiful parking, and plenty of spots to grab a bite before the lights go down.
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Phoebe Bridgers performs at Nationwide Arena in downtown Columbus on Tuesday, September 22, 2026, as part of The Lost Tour, with support from Alex G.
Yes. The Columbus date, like every stop on The Lost Tour, is phone-free. Phones are secured in Yondr pouches for the length of the show to prevent recording and keep fans present. You keep your pouch and unlock it on your way out.
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Phoebe Bridgers plays Nationwide Arena in Columbus on Tuesday, September 22, 2026, as part of The Lost Tour. The show is one of the most anticipated Ohio concert dates of the fall.
Indie singer-songwriter Alex G supports Phoebe Bridgers across the North American leg of The Lost Tour, including the Columbus date. His adventurous, deeply personal music is a natural complement to Bridgers' set.
Expect a career-spanning set with Punisher highlights such as "Kyoto," "Garden Song," and "I Know the End," plus earlier favorites like "Motion Sickness" and "Scott Street." With new music expected, the show may also include unreleased songs.
It means all phones go into Yondr pouches when you enter and stay sealed until the show ends. You keep your pouch the entire time. The goal is a screen-free, immersive concert with no recording and full audience attention.
Nationwide Arena seats around 18,000 for concerts and is home to the NHL's Columbus Blue Jackets. It sits in the heart of the Arena District, a downtown entertainment area packed with restaurants, bars, and parking.
Yes. One dollar from every ticket sold on The Lost Tour is donated to RAINN, the nation's largest anti-sexual-violence organization, continuing Phoebe Bridgers' history of supporting causes through her platform.
Phoebe Bridgers is a Grammy-nominated indie singer-songwriter known for her 2020 album Punisher and her work in the supergroup boygenius with Julien Baker and Lucy Dacus. She is admired for emotionally powerful songwriting and unforgettable live performances.
Nationwide Arena is located in downtown Columbus' Arena District, easy to reach by car, rideshare, or on foot from nearby hotels. With abundant parking and dining close by, it is simple to plan a full evening around the concert.
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