New Album And Tour
Lambrini Girls announce second album No Refunds alongside an extensive 2027 tour.
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The album’s 11-song tracklist includes titles such as “Truth to Power,” “White Man’s World,” “Succulent Chinese Meal,” “Don’t Talk To Me Until I’ve Had My Abortion,” “Gaza Beach,” “The Basement,” “Wake Up!” and “Is This AI?”
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The “Bang Bang Bang” video was directed by Harv Frost, whose live-wire visual accompanies the track’s release.
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Lambrini Girls are scheduled to play rescheduled U.S. shows before beginning the 2027 headline run, and tickets for the new tour go on general sale at 10 a.m. BST/11 a.m. CEST on September 18.
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The duo’s recent festival appearances included Bonnaroo, Pukkelpop, Lowlands, Rock en Seine and Primavera Sound, underscoring their international momentum ahead of the album.
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Their 2025 debut reached the UK Official Albums Chart top 20, while the band has performed across Europe, North America and beyond.
Brighton punk duo Lambrini Girls will release their second album, No Refunds, on January 15, 2027, via City Slang, Paste Magazine reported. The 11-song record follows their 2025 debut Who Let The Dogs Out and tackles genocide, fascism, reproductive rights, and artificial intelligence while keeping the band's industrial punk sound and confrontational edge intact.
The album's lead single, "Bang Bang Bang," arrives with a music video directed by Harv Frost. Vocalist Phoebe Lunny describes the track as telling the story of a man revered as both "a Christ-like figure" and "the devil." Heavy Mag noted that Lambrini Girls will support the release with an extensive UK and European headline tour in spring 2027, with tickets going on sale September 18.
A Darker Second Record With Sharp Political Bite
No Refunds leans harder into urgent, dark themes than the debut. The 11-track album includes previously released single "Cult of Celebrity" plus new songs like "Truth to Power," "Gaza Beach," "White Man's World," and "Don't Talk To Me Until I've Had My Abortion." Blunt Magazine confirmed the record was produced by Seth Manchester and retains the band's dark humor and industrial punk foundation.
Song titles alone signal Lambrini Girls' unflinching approach to modern crises. "Is This AI?" and "The Basement" join the tracklist. "Wake Up!" and "Succulent Chinese Meal" round out the record. Our Culture Magazine noted the album addresses toxic masculinity while maintaining the band's signature confrontational energy and bite.
Comeback Tour Follows Personal Struggles and Recovery
The album comes after a difficult period for the duo. Bassist Selin Macieira-Boşgelmez stepped back from touring after burnout and a manic episode, while vocalist Phoebe Lunny suffered a brain injury during the band's first Australian tour. Despite these challenges, Lambrini Girls continued writing and recording the new record.
Their 2027 headline tour will visit the UK and Europe starting spring 2027. The tour includes a March 19 show at London's Roundhouse. The Note confirmed that Lambrini Girls will play rescheduled U.S. dates before launching the European run, with general ticket sales beginning September 18 at 10 a.m. BST.
Growing International Momentum After Festival Run
Lambrini Girls have built significant momentum across continents. Their 2025 debut reached the UK Official Albums Chart top 20. The band recently played major festivals including Bonnaroo, Pukkelpop, Lowlands, Rock en Seine, and Primavera Sound, underscoring their growing pull with both punk and mainstream audiences.
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