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Phoebe Bridgers brings The Lost Tour to 3Arena, Dublin for two performances on Monday 23rd and Tuesday 24th November 2026. The second Dublin concert was added due to demand, giving Irish fans another opportunity to see Bridgers as her long-awaited full-band arena tour reaches Ireland. The Lost Tour marks her first full-band tour since The Reunion Tour concluded in early 2023, following a series of surprise acoustic performances in 2026. Isaac Wood is confirmed as special guest for the UK and European leg, including both Dublin performances, adding another distinctive artist to a pair of highly anticipated nights at 3Arena.
If you're looking for a bus to Phoebe Bridgers at 3Arena, Irish Concert Travel offers a comfortable same-day return coach service for the Dublin concerts. Leave the driving behind, enjoy the ride with other fans and travel to the event knowing your return journey is already organised for the same night. With two major arena performances taking place on consecutive evenings, arranging your concert transport in advance means you can concentrate on experiencing The Lost Tour rather than organising separate transport after the performance.
The Dublin dates form part of an extensive international run for The Lost Tour. The tour begins in North America in September 2026 before moving through the United States and Canada and then continuing into Ireland, the UK and mainland Europe in November and December. The official tour announcement confirms Alex G as support for the North American dates, while Isaac Wood joins Bridgers for the UK and European performances. Both Dublin concerts are listed with doors at 6:30 PM.
Phoebe Bridgers at 3Arena will also feature a phone-free viewing experience. The official venue information confirms that phones, smartwatches and related devices will be secured in Yondr pouches on arrival, with guests keeping possession of their pouch throughout the performance. The pouches are unlocked at the conclusion of the event. It creates a concert environment focused firmly on the performance as Bridgers returns to full-band touring on an arena scale.
Booking your bus to Phoebe Bridgers at 3Arena means your same-day return transport can be arranged well before concert day. Check the journey table for the pickup options available on your selected route, choose the correct service for your concert date and secure your coach seat for Phoebe Bridgers and special guest Isaac Wood at 3Arena.
Coach tickets are limited — book early to guarantee your seat for Phoebe Bridgers at 3Arena on Monday 23rd or Tuesday 24th November 2026.
Irish Concert Travel offers an organised same-day return coach service for fans travelling to Phoebe Bridgers at 3Arena on Monday 23rd and Tuesday 24th November 2026. Passengers are collected from the regional pickup locations available on their selected journey, giving you the opportunity to leave the driving behind and enjoy the ride with other fans heading to The Lost Tour. Exact stops and pickup times are listed in the journey table, so passengers can check the relevant information for their chosen concert date and select the appropriate journey when booking a coach seat.
Each route is planned around the event journey, with passengers remaining on their coach rather than having to arrange separate public transport connections into Dublin. Drivers are familiar with 3Arena traffic conditions and coach zones and will aim to arrive before the venue doors open. Both Phoebe Bridgers performances currently list doors at 6:30 PM, with Isaac Wood confirmed as special guest. Arriving ahead of the event also gives passengers time to complete the venue's entry procedures, including the Yondr phone-pouch process confirmed for these performances.
After Phoebe Bridgers has finished her performance, passengers return to the same designated coach collection point for the journey home. There is a 30-minute buffer after the final encore, providing time to leave 3Arena and make your way back to the coach. Once passengers are onboard, you can settle into your seat and relax on the return journey instead of having to organise separate late-night transport after the concert.
Choosing the bus to Phoebe Bridgers at 3Arena means your same-day return transport can be organised in advance for the correct concert date. Check the journey table for your exact pickup information, select either the 23rd or 24th November service and book your coach seat for Phoebe Bridgers and The Lost Tour at 3Arena.
Helpful travel tips for Bus to Phoebe Bridgers at 3Arena – 23rd & 24th November 2026:
Our services operate along the most direct routes to the concerts and we have limited the number of collection/drop off points, with the aim of reducing the travel times to and from your favourite events.
Irish Concert Travel reserves the right to adjust travel routes as necessary to optimise efficiency and scheduling.
Phoebe Bridgers has developed a distinctive career as a solo singer-songwriter and as a member of boygenius alongside Julien Baker and Lucy Dacus. Her solo catalogue began with the 2017 debut album Stranger in the Alps, a record that introduced a wider audience to her detailed storytelling and understated approach to songwriting. Songs including Motion Sickness became closely associated with this early period of her career. Bridgers subsequently expanded her collaborative work, forming boygenius with Baker and Dacus and working with Conor Oberst as Better Oblivion Community Center.
Her second solo album, Punisher, arrived in 2020 and marked another major milestone. The album includes songs such as Kyoto and Garden Song, while its success brought Bridgers significant recognition from the Recording Academy. At the 2021 Grammy Awards, she received nominations for Best New Artist, Best Alternative Music Album for Punisher, and both Best Rock Performance and Best Rock Song for Kyoto. Those nominations helped establish Bridgers as one of the prominent singer-songwriters to emerge from the American alternative music scene during that period.
Alongside her solo career, Bridgers achieved further international recognition with boygenius. The trio released their album the record in 2023 and went on to win three Grammy Awards in 2024. the record won Best Alternative Music Album, while Not Strong Enough won both Best Rock Performance and Best Rock Song. Bridgers also won Best Pop Duo/Group Performance that year for her appearance on SZA's Ghost in the Machine. The Recording Academy records four Grammy wins for Bridgers across her solo and collaborative credits.
Her return to the road with The Lost Tour therefore represents another significant chapter in her career. The official 3Arena announcement states that, apart from a series of surprise acoustic performances in 2026, the tour marks Bridgers' first full-band shows since The Reunion Tour concluded in early 2023. The arena tour begins in North America before travelling to Ireland, the UK and Europe, with Isaac Wood joining Bridgers as support for the UK and European dates.
Demand for Phoebe Bridgers at 3Arena resulted in an additional Dublin performance, creating two shows on Monday 23rd and Tuesday 24th November 2026. Both dates are listed as sold out by promoter MCD. Combined with the phone-free viewing experience confirmed for the performances, the Dublin concerts provide a distinctive setting for Bridgers' return to full-band touring.
From Stranger in the Alps and Punisher to the Grammy-winning success of boygenius, Phoebe Bridgers has built a catalogue defined by acclaimed solo recordings and major collaborations. Her two nights at 3Arena bring that career into its next touring chapter. Booking your bus to Phoebe Bridgers at 3Arena with Irish Concert Travel means your same-day return journey is organised in advance, leaving you free to experience The Lost Tour in Dublin.
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