Mitski - Where’s My Phone?. Live. Los Angeles. California 02.04.2026 [FULL SONG] HD
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Mitski - Where’s My Phone?. Live. Los Angeles. California 02.04.2026 [FULL SONG] HD
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Yan Foss
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"Where’s My Phone?" Live from Concert.
Mitski Performed these Gig via "Nothing's About to Happen to Me " Tour at The Hollywood High School , Los Angeles, California, USA on April 2th, 2026.
This is my personal recording of the concert for future fond memories of this mesmerizing event. Enjoy! Thanks for watching!
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Current members
Patrick Hyland – guitar, production, musical direction
Callan Dwan – guitar, keyboards
Jeni Magaña – bass guitar
Bruno Esrubilsky – drums
Ty Bailie – piano, organ
Fats Kaplin – pedal steel, fiddle, accordion
Brijean Murphy – percussion
Song Where’s My Phone?
Album Nothing's About to Happen to Me (2026)
Producers Patrick Hyland
© ℗ 2026 Dead Oceans
Nothing's About to Happen to Me is the eighth studio album by the American singer-songwriter Mitski, released on February 27, 2026, through Dead Oceans.
Before that ,On January 13, 2026, Mitski teased her album on Instagram in a series of posts. The first post featured Mitski cooking in a kitchen, and a second post on January 14 showed Mitski throwing herself to the floor and whispering "nothing's about to happen to me", the album's title. She later posted the album's release date on January 15 with a video of the numbers "22726" being typed into a calculator
Similarly, Mitski has described her music as a place where people "can put all of their feelings, their ugliness, that doesn't have a place in their own lives.