Lambrini Girls share "The Basement" ahead of No Refunds, with a North American run set for spring 2027

Lambrini Girls are back with new music on the same day as a new touring announcement. The Brighton punk duo, with Phoebe Lunny on vocals and guitar, have released "The Basement" alongside an acoustic companion single, and a spring 2027 run across North America has been listed to follow the album.

If you are new to them: Lambrini Girls play fast, furious and very funny punk built around feminist and anti-fascist politics, and their 2025 debut Who Let the Dogs Out made them one of the most talked-about guitar bands in the UK. They have a reputation for live shows that rarely stay on the stage.

The album

No Refunds is their second record, due on 15 January 2027 through City Slang. It has 11 tracks, including "Truth to Power", "Cult of Celebrity", "Bang Bang Bang", "The Basement", "Wake Up!" and "Is This AI?". "Bang Bang Bang" arrived in September with a video directed by Harv Frost, and "Cult of Celebrity" came out earlier in the year. "The Basement" is the newest song to arrive from the record, released today, 20 October 2026, with a second, fully acoustic single alongside it.

The tour

The band's European headline run for the album includes London's Roundhouse on 19 March 2027 and Munich on 20 May 2027, with a date at Hamburg's Fabrik also on sale.

The North American leg is the new part. It is listed as running from 25 March 2027 in Washington, D.C. through New York, Toronto, Chicago, Denver, San Francisco and Seattle to Portland on 16 April 2027, with tickets listed to go on sale on Friday 23 October through Ticketmaster and the band's own store. We have not yet been able to confirm the full North American routing on the band's own channels, so check the official listings before you plan travel.

Where to start

Start with "Bang Bang Bang", then work backwards to the debut. The band are also on the Roskilde 2027 bill, which we covered earlier today in our Roskilde story.