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Source: The Portland Mercury

Phoebe Bridgers is never growing up and never getting old. But she is extending her Lost Boy arena tour into 2027. The tour, which started in September 2026, has been extended to now run through mid-May, with Grouper opening the first new dates in Portland on February 17, and Spokane on February 18. From her 2017 debut Stranger in the Alps to her 2026 recently released Lost Weekend, Bridgers has made a name for herself as a Grammy-award winning artist in the camp of indie, pop, and emo-adjacent folk music. Along with her solo career, she also plays alongside renowned artists Julien Baker and Lucy Dacus in boygenius, and joined Conor Oberst for a short run as the duo Better Oblivion Community Center.

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