Lambrini Girls Miss Coachella, Reschedule U.S. Dates Following Singer’s Injury

Brighton UK duo Lambrini Girls have had to pull out of this year’s Coachella Festival and delay their North American tour after vocalist/guitarist Phoebe Lunny sustained a fractured neck and an acute brain injury.

The political noise-punk pair, which also includes Selin Macieira-Bosgelmez, made the announcement on initially misdiagnosed, delaying her treatment. Doctors have since ordered her not to fly or perform for at least six weeks.

Lunny posted: “To all American ticket holders: it’s dark times, especially in the states. There are so many good folks who are carving out community and lifting each other up in the face of fascism. Making space for subversion and resistance is at the core of what this band is about.

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“We are so gutted, guys. We want to be there so badly. If it was a broken leg, I would do a Dave Grohl and play it. This isn’t something we are taking lightly and we are really sad. We hope and pray there’s some universe we get to play next year instead.”

The band’s 2025 debut album, Who Let the Dogs Out, hit the Top 20 on the UK chart. The pair takes its name from a brand of beverage described by Lunny as “toilet wine for sluts.” The group is known for their such songs as “Help Me I’m Gay” about “queer trivialization” and supporting gender-affirming care for transgender youth.

All the postponed North American dates have been rescheduled, beginning June 16 at Warsaw in New York, with more dates to be announced in September and October. The band’s UK and\ European dates from late May remain in place, with an appearance at Bonnaroo on June 12. Full tour dates below.

May 21 — Derbyshire, UK (Bearded Theory)
May 23 — Bristol, UK (Dot to Dot)
May 24 — Nottingham, UK (Dot to Dot)
June 06 — Barcelona (Primavera Sound)
June 12 — Manchester, TN (Bonnaroo)
June 16 — Brooklyn, NY (Warsaw)
June 17 — Boston, MA (Paradise Rock Club)
June 19 — Montreal (Beanfield Theatre)
June 20 — Toronto (The Concert Hall)
June 25 — Heidelberg, Denmark (Patrick Henry Village)
June 26 — Munster, Denmark (Vainstream Rockfest)
July 9 — Aix-Les-Bains, France (Musilac)
July 10 — Gloucestershire, UK (2000trees Festival)
July 13 — Lyon, France (Les Nuits De Fourviere)
July 17 — Nordfjordeid, Norway (Malakoff Rock Festival)
July 18 — Tromso, Norway (Bukta)
July 31 — Waterford, Ireland (All Together Now)