Bridgers has not played a New York arena on her own terms in years, and this run is three nights deep at Barclays with Alex G - a pairing that reads like a curated bill rather than a package tour. The device-free policy changes the room: no screens between you and the stage, no phone-lit sea, a crowd that actually looks at the show. That alone makes it worth the ticket.
What to expect
A full arena production with Alex G opening. On arrival, phones and other recording devices are sealed into Yondr pouches that you keep on you and unlock at designated stations, so plan your meet-up points before you go in. Barclays is directly above the Atlantic Av-Barclays Ctr complex, which makes both arrival and the post-show crush unusually easy to manage.
Good to know
- This is a phone-free show - devices are locked in pouches on arrival and unlocked at stations in the concourse.
- Agree on where to meet your group before entering, because you will not be able to text inside.
- Barclays Center sits on top of Atlantic Av-Barclays Ctr, served by the 2, 3, 4, 5, B, D, N, Q, R and the LIRR.
- Alex G opens both nights, so arriving at doors is worth it rather than turning up for the headliner.
- The venue publishes a bag policy that limits size - travel light to avoid the bag-check line.
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Common questions
Can I use my phone at the show?
No. Barclays Center has designated these dates a device-free experience; phones, smart watches and cameras are secured in Yondr pouches at arrival and unlocked at stations when you leave or step out.
Who is opening?
Alex G supports on The Lost Tour's Brooklyn dates.
How many Brooklyn nights are there?
Barclays Center lists the Brooklyn run as September 24, 25 and 26.
