Sad-girl singer-songwriter Phoebe Bridgers will play her first show in Ottawa next spring, and cellphones will not be allowed at the concert.
The 32-year-old California native will perform March 25, 2027, at Canadian Tire Centre as part of the second leg of The Lost Tour.
To maintain the emotional intimacy of her soft-folk songs in an arena setting, the tour’s policy of banning recording and filming devices will continue into 2027. Prohibited devices include smartphones, smartwatches, smart glasses, headphones and cameras.
Here’s how it’s expected to work: Upon arrival, each fan will be required to secure their phone in a Yondr pouch. You will keep the pouch with you during the concert, but, if you have to access your device, you must go to a designated phone-use area. Anyone who records audio or video during the performance will be asked to leave.
The Ottawa show is one of five Canadian dates so far included on Bridger’s 2027 tour schedule. The others are Edmonton, Winnipeg, Hamilton and Montreal. (Vancouver and Toronto were visited in October 2026.) Opening acts will vary by date.
Tickets to the Canadian Tire Centre concert are to go on sale through Ticketmaster at 10 a.m. on Nov. 20, with a two-day presale running Nov. 18-19. Prices were not immediately available.
To register for the presale, go online to phoebebridgers.com. If you register before 11:59 p.m. on Nov. 15, you will be eligible for a random draw that gives access to Day 1 of the presale. Register after Nov. 15 and you get a code to buy tickets on Day 2 of the presale.
More details are available online at canadiantirecentre.com .
