Lambrini Girls announce second album No Refunds for January 2027

Lambrini Girls will release their second album, No Refunds, on 15 January 2027 via City Slang.

The Brighton punk duo announced the record on 15 September 2026 alongside new single "Bang Bang Bang", according to Rolling Stone. The single is out now. The album is available to pre-order.

The band is Phoebe Lunny and Selin Macieira. Lunny said "Bang Bang Bang" is about a man treated by some as a Christ-like figure and by others as the devil. The song arrives with a music video directed by Harv Frost.

No Refunds follows the duo's debut album, Who Let the Dogs Out?, released in January 2025. That is a two-year gap. The debut introduced the pair's fast, guitar-led sound from Brighton, England.

A UK and Europe tour was announced alongside the album, according to Kerrang. Dates and venues are expected from the band's promoter and official channels. Touring is the run of concerts that supports an album release, with tickets sold separately from the record.

For fans, this means new music first, then the full record in January. City Slang lists No Refunds as a pre-order with five products. The band's official store includes a No Refunds LP in a Free Bleed Splatter vinyl variant and an Album Tee Bundle for £45.00, both listed as pre-orders. A vinyl variant is the same record pressed in a different colour pattern.

The announcement was also reported by NME on 15 September. More details on the track listing and tour stops are to come from the band and label.