Lambrini Girls – Bang Bang Bang
Lambrini Girls don’t do subtle, and “Bang Bang Bang” isn’t about to start. It’s the second single from “No Refunds”, the follow-up to 2025’s “Who Let the Dogs Out”, due 15 January on City Slang, and it picks up right where Cult of Celebrity (W14) left off: thumping bass, distorted guitar, Phoebe Lunny screaming over all of it.
The song leans hard on religious imagery, crowns and crucifixion and a call for revenge on the people at the top, using the language of scripture to talk about power and hypocrisy rather than faith. Lunny has described its subject as someone “revered as a Christ-like figure but also as the devil,” and that duality drives the whole track: righteous fury dressed up as a fire-and-brimstone sermon. The Harv Frost video matches that energy, all sweat and basement chaos.
North America 2026
- 25 September: Brooklyn, NY, Brooklyn Steel (supporting Bikini Kill)
- 27 September: Indianapolis, IN, The Vogue
- 28 September: Detroit, MI, The Majestic Theatre
- 29 September: Chicago, IL, The Vic Theatre
- 2 October: St Louis, MO, Delmar Hall
- 4 October: Atlanta, GA, Variety Playhouse
- 5 October: Asheville, NC, The Orange Peel
- 9 October: Los Angeles, CA, The Belasco Theater
UK & Ireland 2027
- 4 March: Cambridge, Cambridge Junction
- 5 March: Bristol, Prospect Building
- 6 March: Manchester, Academy 1
- 7 March: Birmingham, Institute 1
- 9 March: Dublin, Vicar Street
- 10 March: Belfast, Empire
- 12 March: Glasgow, Barrowlands
- 19 March: London, Roundhouse
Europe 2027
- 6 May: Amsterdam, Melkweg
- 8 May: Hamburg, Fabrik
- 10 May: Gothenburg, Pustervik
- 11 May: Oslo, Rockefeller
- 12 May: Stockholm, Fallan
- 14 May: Berlin, Astra
- 15 May: Warsaw, Niebo
- 17 May: Prague, Roxy
- 18 May: Vienna, Arena
- 20 May: Munich, Muffathalle
- 21 May: Milan, Lime
- 22 May: Lausanne, Les Docks
- 23 May: Lyon, Transbordeur
- 25 May: Cologne, Live Music Hall
- 26 May: Luxembourg, Den Atelier
- 29 May: Paris, Elysée Montmartre
- 31 May: Brussels, AB
- 1 June: Antwerp, DeRoma
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