Location: Niebo, Warsaw
Date: 15/05/2027
Organizer: Fource.plThe Brighton duo, Phoebe Lunny and Selin Macieira Boşgelmez, are back with “Bang Bang Bang”, the latest track from their forthcoming second album, “No Refunds”, due on 15 January 2027 through City Slang. The new song arrives with an equally dark and chaotic official video, continuing the band’s knack for turning confrontation into something theatrical, funny and uncomfortable.
The song follows “Cult Of Celebrity”, giving us another glimpse of what Lambrini Girls have been cooking since their debut album, “Who Let The Dogs Out”, arrived in 2025. If that record announced their arrival with a clenched fist, “No Refunds” appears ready to swing with both hands.
The eleven track album takes aim at a suitably enormous collection of targets, including fascism, celebrity culture, reproductive rights, artificial intelligence, the manosphere and the continuing horrors of the modern world. The tracklist alone includes titles such as “White Man’s World”, “Don’t Talk To Me Until I’ve Had My Abortion”, “Gaza Beach” and “Is This AI?”.
Yet the interesting thing about Lambrini Girls is that the anger is never simply there for decoration. Their punk has humour, absurdity and a sense of performance running through it, which stops the message becoming a sermon. There is plenty of noise, certainly, but there is also personality, and that is what makes the band so difficult to ignore.
“No Refunds” will be released on 15 January 2027, with pre orders already available in digital, CD and vinyl editions, including the gloriously named limited “24K Piss” gold coloured vinyl.
And then, in May, the noise comes to Poland.
Lambrini Girls will bring the No Refunds tour to Niebo in Warsaw on 15 May 2027, with the concert scheduled for 20:00. The show is organised by Fource Entertainment, and tickets are already on sale.
This is a band that makes considerably more sense in a sweaty room than through a pair of headphones anyway. “Bang Bang Bang” is the latest invitation to step inside their particular brand of beautifully organised chaos, and Warsaw gets its turn next spring.
