Lambrini Girls Drop Double Single, Announce 2027 North American Tour
The Brighton punk duo released “The Basement” and “Spilt” today, the latest preview of their second album No Refunds, out Jan. 15, 2027. A 13-date North American tour starts March 25.
Lambrini Girls have two new songs out today. The English punk duo released “The Basement” and “Spilt” on Tuesday, the latest preview of their second album.
The album is called No Refunds. It arrives January 15, 2027, on City Slang, the same label that put out their 2025 debut, Who Let The Dogs Out.
The two new songs could not sound less alike. “The Basement” is loud and confrontational. “Spilt” is a fully acoustic song about alcohol dependency.
The band described “The Basement” as the story of “a sad little man who gets radicalised by the manosphere.” It takes aim at the online subcultures that pull men toward extremist ideas.
“Spilt” strips everything back to a single guitar. Bassist Selin Macieira said it was “exciting and challenging to do something that’s so different to the rest of the album and what we do in general, but to make it as powerful in its own way.”
The pair follows earlier singles “Cult of Celebrity” and “Bang Bang Bang,” which also appear on the record. The track list runs 11 songs.
Along with the singles, the duo announced a 13-date North American tour for spring 2027. It opens March 25 at Washington, D.C.’s 9:30 Club and closes April 16 at Portland’s Crystal Ballroom. Stops include Boston, New York, Toronto, Chicago, Denver, San Francisco, Vancouver and Seattle. Tickets go on sale Friday, Oct. 23.
The run follows a UK tour in March that includes the Roundhouse in London. European dates come later in 2027.
The band is Phoebe Lunny on vocals and guitar and Macieira on bass. They formed in Brighton in 2019 and were named Consequence’s 2025 Rookie of the Year.
