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Lambrini Girls Promise No Refunds on New Album and Song

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Lambrini Girls like to kick off a new year with a full-length in tow when they can, or at least that’s starting to look like the case for the British punks. Their debut LP, Who Let the Dogs Out, dropped in January 2025, and their new album, No Refunds, is set for a January 15, 2027 release via City Slang. Listen to their rousing new song, “Bang Bang Bang,” about “a man who has been revered as a Christ-like figure but also as the devil,” and check out its shadowy music video below.

No Refunds is billed as a darker and more radical album than Lambrini Girls’ debut. Across 11 tracks, including the previous single “Cult of Celebrity,” singer-guitarist Phoebe Lunny and bassist Selin Macieira address AI, genocide, and the manosphere. Although both experienced health struggles—Macieira stepped back from touring in late 2025 due to a manic episode caused by burnout, while Lunny suffered a brain injury during their first Australian tour—they were further compelled to return to songwriting to sort through their frustrations and struggles.

After a short run of shows this fall in the United States, Lambrini Girls will take a break over the winter before gearing up for a longer headlining tour in 2027; the duo will perform across Europe from March on through June. Find their complete list of tour dates below.

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

Lambrini Girls - No Refunds

No Refunds:
01 Truth to Power
02 Cult of Celebrity
03 White Man’s World
04 Spilt
05 Succulent Chinese Meal
06 Bang Bang Bang
07 Don’t Talk to Me Until I’ve Had My Abortion
08 Gaza Beach
09 The Basement
10 Wake Up!
11 Is This AI?

Lambrini Girls:
09-25 Brooklyn, NY - Brooklyn Steel ^
09-27 Indianapolis, IN - The Vogue
09-28 Detroit, MI - The Majestic Theatre
09-29 Chicago, IL - The Vic Theatre
10-02 St. Louis, MO - Delmar Hall
10-04 Atlanta, GA - Variety Playhouse
10-05 Asheville, NC - The Orange Peel
10-09 Los Angeles, CA - The Belasco
03-04 Cambridge, England - Cambridge Junction
03-05 Bristol, England - Prospect Building
03-06 Manchester, England - Academy 1
03-07 Birmingham, England - Institute 1
03-09 Dublin, Ireland - Vicar Street
03-10 Belfast, Northern Ireland - Empire
03-12 Glasgow, Scotland - Barrowlands
03-19 London, England - Roundhouse
05-06 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 0 Les Docks
05-23 Lyon, France - Transbordeur
05-25 Cologne, Germany - Live Music Hall
05-26 Luxembourg, Luxembourg- Den Atelier
05-29 Paris, France - Elysée Montmartre
05-31 Brussels, Belgium - AB
06-01 Antwerp, Belgium - DeRoma

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