Lambrini Girls have announced a 2025 winter UK and European tour set to kick off in November. Check out the details below.
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The Brighton punk duo – comprised of Phoebe Lunny and Lily Macieira – are set to embark on a 19-date trek across the UK and Europe starting on November 19 at London’s O2 Forum Kentish Town.
From there, Lambrini Girls will make stops in Margate, Birmingham, Newcastle, Edinburgh, Aberdeen and more. From there, the duo will make their way to Europe in December with stops in Norwich, Köln, Brussels, Amsterdam, Paris, Offenbach, Berlin, Vienna, Munich and more before wrapping up on December 19 at the Marché Gare in Lyon. Check out a full list of tour dates and visit here to purchase tickets.
Speaking about the tour in an Instagram post, Lambrini Girls shared: “Here’s our next headline tour as the upcoming one is like 90% sold out worldwide. Big venues. All for clout. No more baby shit this winter.”
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Lambrini Girls’ winter 2025 UK and European tour dates are:
NOVEMBER
19 – London, O2 Forum Kentish Town
21 – Margate, Lido
22 – Birmingham, XOYO
24 – Newcastle, Boiler Shop
25 – Edinburgh, La Belle Angele
26 – Aberdeen, Tunnels
28 – Leeds, Project House
29 – Manchester, O2 Ritz
DECEMBER
1 – Norwich, The Waterfront
7 – Köln, Gebäude 9
8 – Brussels, AB Box
9 – Amsterdam, Paradiso
11 – Paris, Cabaret Sauvage
12 – Offenbach, Hafen 2
13 – Berlin, Bi Nuu
16 – Vienna, Flucc
17 – Munich, Strom
18 – Zurich, Bogen F
19 – Lyon, Marché Gare
The tour is in support of the band’s debut album ‘Who Let The Dogs Out’. In a glowing five-star review of the LP, NME shared: “Lambrini Girls prove punk is alive and kicking. They’re unapologetically amplifying chaos, calling out societal wrongs, and daring us all to feel something. This record is loud, raw, and impossible to ignore.”
Lambrini Girls were recently featured on NME‘s The Cover. During the interview, the duo opened up about their political roots with Macieira saying: “Politics has always been a part of all of my friendships. Women tend to be a little bit more involved due to necessity… I have a really strong sense of justice – I’ve always got riled up about things and have been confused as to why other people aren’t.”
Lunny added: “People sometimes seem to see us as just solely activists and not musicians. It would be different if we weren’t women. I feel like people can’t really perceive women to be more than one thing at once. There are male political bands who get asked about their music a lot more.”
Macieira continued, adding: “We’re first and foremost musicians and secondly political ones.”
In other news, Lambrini Girls are set to perform at this year’s edition of Latitude festival alongside the likes of Kaiser Chiefs, Air, Reggie Watts and more.
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