Lambrini Girls share new single ‘Lads Lads Lads’

With just a month to go until their debut EP ‘You’re Welcome’ out May 19th via Big Scary Monsters, Lambrini Girls share new single Lads Lads Lads about toxic masculinity.

“In order to be a lad, make sure to follow the following guidelines: excessive drinking, harassing anyone with a pulse and starting fights. Most importantly, make sure to never talk about your feelings as this simply cannot be associated with manliness. Lad culture is the shit stain on the bathroom floor and toxic masculinity is the toilet paper that refuses to unstick from the shoe of society. Nobody wins.” says the band.

Listen to ‘Lads Lads Lads’ here or via Bandcamp below.

Based in Brighton, Phoebe Lunny (Vocals/Guitar – she/they) and Lilly Macieira (Bass – she/they) have a strong artistic bond over their creative common ground – hot button societal issues combined with a biting, tongue in cheek lyrical style all their own, and have been included in the NME 100 as well as having attention from BBC Radio 1, So Young, Brooklyn Vegan, CLASH, The Line Of Best Fit, amongst others.

Their debut EP contains previous singles Help Me I’m Gay which Phoebe used to come out to her mum, as well as the catcalling White Van –  other tracks include Boys In The Band that’s about calling out abusers in the scene, and Terf Wars which is pretty simple – Transphobia has no place in feminism, whilst Mr Lovebomb looks at altering behaviour in relationships. The vinyl will include two exclusive live tracks.

Debut EP ‘You’re Welcome’ out May 19th, 2023 via Big Scary Monsters

Known for their energetic live shows, the band are due to open for Iggy Pop for his Dog Day Afternoon at London’s Crystal Palace on July 1st, as well as their own headline tour in May/June, as well as a long list of live dates including The Great Escape, 2000 Trees, Truck Festival, Rebellion, and loads more.

‘You’re Welcome’ EP track listing

1. Boys In The Band
2. Terf Wars
3. Mr Lovebomb
4. Lads Lads Lads
5. Help Me I’m Gay
6. White Van
Pre-order here

Tour Dates

Fri 21/04/2023 – Printemps de Bourges @ le 22, Bourges
Sat 22/04/2023 – Badlands @ Kinky Star, Gent
Sat 29/04/2023 – La Grenze, Strasboug
Sun 30/04/2023 – Aeronef, Lille
Fri 05/05/2023 – Aralunaires @ Entrepot, Arlon
Sat 06/05/2023 – Are You Listening? Festival, Reading
Fri 12/05/2023 – The Great Escape, Brighton
Fri 19/05/2023 – Resident, Brighton
Sat 20/05/2023 – Celebrate This Place @ Tramshed, Cardiff
Sat 27/05/2023 – Levitation, Angers
Wed 31/05/2023 – Lexington, London
Sat 03/06/2023 – SUBU Summer Ball, Bournemouth
Fri 09/06/2023 – Aucard de Tours, Tours
Sat 10/06/2023 – Fete de L’ilot, Dunkerque
Tue 13/06/2023 – Heartbreakers, Southampton
Wed 14/06/2023 – Rough Trade, Bristol
Thu 15/06/2023 – Yes basement, Manchester
Fri 16/06/2023 – Hug & Pint, Glasgow
Sat 17/06/2023 – Ferocious – Alternative Pride, Leeds
Sun 18/06/2023 – Norwich Arts Center, Norwich
Thu 29/06/2023 – Garorock, Marmande
Sat 01/07/2023 – Crystal Palace, London – with Iggy Pop
Thu 06/07/2023 – 2000trees Festival, Cheltenham
Sun 16/07/2023 – Dour Festival, Dour
Fri 21/07/2023 – Truck Festival, Steventon
Fri 04/08/2023 – Micro Festival, Liège
Sat 05/08/2023 – Absolutely Free Festival, Genk
Sat 19/08/2023 – Cabaret Vert, Charleville Mezieres
Sat 09/09/2023 – Misty Fields, Asten-Heusden
Sat 07/10/2023 – Future Days, Birmingham

Tickets available here

More about Lambrini Girls:

Lambrini girls formed in the swamplands underneath Skegness Butlins, a scene filled with toxicity, a severe lack of accountability and not enough gravy. Flying the nest with a dream to curate slut vibes nationwide, they became the gayest band to ever win 50 consecutive Eurovision contests in a row.

Due to their massive success, they now all share a planet near earth in order for them to raise their 150 babies collectively (the father of which, is Lilly’s pedalboard) however, they do still practise in Brighton so be sure to keep your eyes peeled for Lambrini Girls hotspots e.g your local skip or police station.

Inspiration is drawn from the likes of Savages, Le Tigre, The Spice Girls and unresolved trauma; not only do Lambrini Girls plan on setting your bin on fire – they want to create spaces at shows for anyone who feels like there isn’t a place for them there already. No one deserves to feel uncomfortable, no one deserves to feel invisible, start conversations with your mates, never let anyone stop you existing authentically and most importantly: Gays to the front.

A long time staple of the Brighton scene, in 2021 the release of their first singles brought the band’s sonic barrage to a whole new circuit of ears and culminated late last year in the release of their well-received single Help Me I’m Gay cementing their place as an unmissable new prospect in 2023 and with support from the likes of CLASH, NME, Kerrang! Magazine, So Young, Loudwire, BBC Radio 1, 5Live and BBC6 Music.

Making a host of new fans with their incendiary live shows, the band have been announced for The Great Escape, 2000 Trees, and have also recently performed alongside the likes of Shame, Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes, and Gilla Band.

 Simply put, Lambrini Girls are here to take over the scene, one fizzy bottle at a time.