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Tuesday, October 20, 2026

Lambrini Girls Announce 2027 North American Tour

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Lambrini Girls are bringing their forthcoming album No Refunds stateside next year. Phoebe Lunny and Selin Macieira have revealed a 2027 North American tour, set to kick off in March in Washington, D.C. and wrap up in Portland, Oregon in April. The new dates, which will feature support from Irish punk band Sprints, slot in between UK and European runs they announced in September. Check out a full list of dates below.

The duo paired the announcement with the release of two new songs: “The Basement,” written about “a sad little man who gets radicalised by the manosphere”, and “Spilt,” an acoustic track exploring alcohol dependency. (“It was exciting and challenging to do something that’s so different to the rest of the album and what we do in general,” Selin shared in press materials.) Listen to those below.

Both songs will appear on No Refunds alongside the previously-released “Bang Bang Bang” and “Cult of Celebrity.” No Refunds drops on January 15, 2027, just over two years after Lambrini Girls shared their 2025 debut Who Let The Dogs Out. Since then, the duo have seen their fair share of hardship: Maceira stopped touring temporarily in late 2025 after experiencing a manic episode, and Lunny dealt with a brain injury on Lambrini Girls’ first Australian tour. In turn, they’ve billed No Refunds as a heavier record then their debut, and said in press materials it will deal with themes including AI and genocide.

Read about Who Let The Dogs Out at No. 29 in The 30 Best Rock Albums of 2025.

Lambrini Girls:
03-04 Cambridge, UK - Cambridge Junction
03-05 Bristol, UK - Prospect Building
03-06 Manchester, UK - Academy 1
03-07 Birmingham, UK - Institute 1
03-09 Dublin, Ireland - Vicar Street
03-10 Belfast, Northern Ireland - Empire
03-12 Glasgow, UK - Barrowlands
03-19 London, UK - Roundhouse
03-25 Washington, D.C. - 9:30 Club
03-26 Boston, MA - Roadrunner
03-27 New York, NY - Brooklyn Steel
03-30 Toronto, ON - Danforth Music Hall
04-01 Royal Oak, MI - Royal Oak Theater
04-02 Chicago, IL - Riviera Theatre
04-03 Minneapolis, MN - First Avenue
04-04 Omaha, NE - Slowdown
04-06 Denver, CO - Ogden Theatre
04-09 San Francisco, CA - The Fillmore
04-13 Vancouver, BC - Commodore Ballroom
04-15 Seattle, WA - Showbox
04-16 Portland, OR - Crystal Ballroom
05-06 Amsterdam, Netherlands - Melkweg
05-07 Amsterdam, Netherlands - Melkweg
05-08 Hamburg, Germany - Fabrik
05-10 Gothenburg, Sweden - Pustervik
05-11 Oslo, Norway - Rockefeller
05-12 Stockholm, Sweden - Fallan
05-14 Berlin, Germany - Astra
05-15 Warsaw, Poland - Niebo
05-17 Prague, Czech Republic - Roxy
05-18 Vienna, Austria - Arena
05-20 Munich, Germany - Muffathalle
05-21 Milan, Italy - Lime
05-22 Lausanne, Switzerland - Les Docks
05-23 Lyon, France - Transbordeur
05-25 Cologne, Germany - Live Music Hall
05-26 Luxembourg, Luxembourg - Den Atelier
05-28 Paris, France - Elysée Montmartre
05-29 Paris, France - Elysée Montmartre - SOLD OUT
05-31 Brussels, Belgium - AB
06-01 Antwerp, Belgium - De Roma

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