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Phoebe Bridgers’ Lost Weekend album signing at Rough Trade East is listed on DICE, the official ticketing page for the event, for Tuesday 1 December at 11am, with the status set to sold out and a waiting list open.
The DICE address first circulated for the signing ended “20th-nov” and now redirects to a page ending “1st-dec”. Both carry the same event identifier, 7dxwk9.
The page gives the venue as Rough Trade East London, The Old Truman Brewery, 150 Brick Lane, London E1 6QL. Doors open at 11am. The event is listed as an artist signing, all ages, presented by Rough Trade.
The event description says the signing is “strictly limited to 400 spaces” and that “Only stock purchased in conjunction with the event will be signed.” A figure of 300 capacity also appears on the page as standing venue information rather than as the limit for this event.
Two pages, two dates
The structured data on the DICE page gives a start time of 11am on 1 December 2026 and an end time of 2pm, in the Europe/London time zone, with the event status recorded as scheduled.
The listing on the Truman Brewery website, which covers events at the Brick Lane complex where the shop sits, has not been updated. It still reads “OPENING Friday 20 November 15:00” above the same description of the signing. Anyone checking that page alone would take away the earlier date and a 3pm start.
Neither page carries a statement explaining the change of date. The current date, time and ticket status come from DICE, which is where tickets for the signing were sold.
Sold out, with a waiting list
At a check on 14 November, DICE recorded the event status as sold out, with its secondary status set to waiting list and the waiting list switched on. A price of £46.34 appeared on the page at that check as the listed ticket price, with tickets no longer on general sale.
DICE’s refund terms say a buyer can get a refund within 24 hours of buying tickets, and if an event is rescheduled or cancelled, but not within 24 hours of the event start time. Tickets are stored in the DICE app, and the platform says they can be swapped with a friend or returned to the wait list.
Accessibility requests, including free personal assistant and carer tickets, go through dice.fm/contact. The Truman Brewery page says Rough Trade is wheelchair accessible with step-free access; DICE says Rough Trade East London is wheelchair accessible via ramp and has an accessible toilet. DICE adds that free PA and carer places are “limited for sold out events”, and that only a very limited number of accessible seats is available for sold-out events.
What the ticket includes
This is a signing rather than a performance. Tickets include a physical copy of the album, to be collected from Rough Trade East on the day of the event. DICE’s store guidance says a member of staff scans the ticket and hands over the pre-order on entry, and that “You won’t be able to collect the album on the way out after the event.”
There is no entry without the record. Asked whether a ticket can be bought without the album, the same guidance says: “Unfortunately no, if general entry/free entry tickets aren’t listed there is no way to buy a ticket without an album.” Whether other items brought along are signed is at the discretion of the artist and management, as are photographs with the artist.
Lost Weekend was released via Dead Oceans. The Truman Brewery listing points readers to the album’s product page on roughtrade.com for more product information.
Rough Trade East is on Brick Lane at the Old Truman Brewery, among the record shops, vintage rails and independents set out in the Shoreditch shopping guide.
Bridgers also has a later London date in the diary. She is due to headline All Points East in Victoria Park on Friday 27 August 2027, with an all-female support bill.
Dates and ticket status on DICE can change. The Truman Brewery listing was still showing the 20 November date at the time of the check.