Brighton punk duo Lambrini Girls — Phoebe Lunny (vocals/guitar) and Selin Macieira (bass) — are back with their new single Cult of Celebrity, and it hits like a freight train with something to say. From the very first guitar lick, this thing is a relentless, thrashing takedown of the global elite and the dark, twisted machinery that keeps them in power. No punches pulled. None.
The band put it best themselves: “The age old tale of selling your soul to the devil has been fabled accounts of high society for years. However due to recent events come to light — it turns out that the elite are very much actually, the devil incarnate, baby eating, pedos. What a fucking surprise! They had no souls to sell in the first place.“
“The old world is dying and the new world struggles to be born: now is the time of monsters.” — Antonio Gramsci (courtesy of Lambrini Girls)
The single comes with a music video helmed by London-based filmmaker Harv Frost, who’s also worked with The Last Dinner Party and Laufey. Listen to Cult of Celebrity HERE.
Taking It Global
If you haven’t caught Lambrini Girls live yet, 2026 is your year — and honestly, you’re running out of excuses. The duo are rolling out a massive run of festival dates that reads like a bucket list of the world’s best stages: Coachella, Bonnaroo, Warped Tour, Primavera Sound, Way Out West, 2000 Trees, Dot To Dot, Boardmasters, Bearded Theory, and a whole lot more. Several North American headline dates are already SOLD OUT, so move fast on whatever’s left.
This is a band that earned their live reputation the hard way. Their 2025 debut album ‘Who Let The Dogs Out’ tore through the rock world with raw charisma, barbed humour, and combustible shredding — landing them covers of Kerrang!, NOTION, Paste, and New Noise, while Variety called it a “sleekly-produced firestorm of an album.” They’ve got the seal of approval from Kathleen Hanna, Iggy Pop, and Sleater-Kinney, and shared stages with IDLES, Amyl & The Sniffers, and more. The hype is real — and earned.
Tour Dates
- Sun 05 Apr 26 — Paaspop, Schijndel, Netherlands
- Sat 11 Apr 26 — Coachella Valley, Indio CA, United States
- Sat 18 Apr 26 — Coachella Valley, Indio CA, United States
- Tue 21 Apr 26 — Variety Playhouse, Atlanta GA, United States
- Wed 22 Apr 26 — The Orange Peel, Asheville NC, United States
- Fri 24 Apr 26 — Warsaw, Brooklyn NY, United States — SOLD OUT
- Sun 26 Apr 26 — Paradise Rock Club, Boston MA, United States — SOLD OUT
- Mon 27 Apr 26 — Théâtre Beanfield, Montreal QC, Canada
- Tue 28 Apr 26 — The Concert Hall, Toronto ON, Canada
- Thu 30 Apr 26 — Metro, Chicago IL, United States — SOLD OUT
- Fri 01 May 26 — Majestic Theatre, Detroit MI, United States
- Sat 02 May 26 — The Vogue, Indianapolis IN, United States
- Mon 04 May 26 — Delmar Hall, St. Louis MO, United States
- Tue 05 May 26 — The Granada Theater, Lawrence KS, United States
- Thu 21 May 26 — Bearded Theory, Derbyshire, United Kingdom
- Sat 23 May 26 — Dot to Dot, Bristol, United Kingdom
- Sun 24 May 26 — Dot to Dot, Nottingham, United Kingdom
- Sat 06 Jun 26 — Primavera Sound, Barcelona, Spain
- Fri 12 Jun 26 — Bonnaroo, Manchester TN, United States
- Sun 14 Jun 26 — Warped Tour, Washington DC, United States
- Thu 25 Jun 26 — Patrick Henry Village, Heidelberg, Germany
- Fri 26 Jun 26 — Vainstream Rockfest, Münster, Germany
- Thu 09 Jul 26 — Musilac, Aix-Les-Bains, France
- Fri 10 Jul 26 — 2000 Trees Festival, Gloucestershire, United Kingdom
- Mon 13 Jul 26 — Les Nuits de Fourvière, Lyon, France
- Fri 17 Jul 26 — Malakoff Rock Festival, Nordfjordeid, Norway
- Sat 18 Jul 26 — Bukta, Tromsø, Norway
- Fri 31 Jul 26 — All Together Now, Waterford, Ireland
- Fri 07 Aug 26 — Boardmasters, Newquay, United Kingdom
- Tue 11 Aug 26 — Sziget Festival, Budapest, Hungary
- Thu 13 Aug 26 — Øya Festival, Oslo, Norway
- Fri 14 Aug 26 — Way Out West, Gothenburg, Sweden
- Sun 16 Aug 26 — Flow Festival, Helsinki, Finland
- Fri 21 Aug 26 — Pukkelpop, Hasselt, Belgium
- Sat 29 Aug 26 — Rock en Seine, Paris, France
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