Lambrini Girls Announce 2027 North American Tour Behind New Album

By Marcus Bennett

Lambrini Girls will open their 2027 North American tour on March 25 at the 9:30 Club in Washington, D.C., the duo announced. The run wraps April 16 at the Crystal Ballroom in Portland, Oregon. Irish punk band Sprints will support.

The tour supports the duo's forthcoming album No Refunds, which arrives January 15, 2027. That date falls just over two years after Phoebe Lunny and Selin Macieira released their 2025 debut, Who Let The Dogs Out.

What comes with the announcement?

The pairing of the tour news came with two new songs. "The Basement" addresses "a sad little man who gets radicalised by the manosphere," according to the band. "Spilt" is an acoustic track about 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," Macieira said in press materials.

Both tracks will appear on No Refunds alongside the previously released "Bang Bang Bang" and "Cult of Celebrity."

What does this change for the band?

The announcement marks a return to full-scale touring after two years of hardship. Macieira stopped touring temporarily in late 2025 after experiencing a manic episode. Lunny dealt with a brain injury during Lambrini Girls' first Australian tour.

The duo have billed No Refunds as a heavier record than their debut. In press materials, they said the album will deal with themes including AI and genocide.

Who Let The Dogs Out placed at No. 29 in a 2025 year-end rock albums ranking, a signal of the critical footing the duo carry into the new release.

The North American dates slot between UK and European runs the band announced in September. The full schedule:

• 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

The May 29 Paris show has already sold out, an early sign of demand two months before the album even lands.