Lambrini Girls and Sprints bring a punk double bill to Slowdown on April 4

The punk band's spring tour behind its second album, 'No Refunds,' stops at Slowdown with Sprints on the bill.

Lambrini Girls were supposed to spend last spring in America. Instead, singer Phoebe Lunny's neck injury pulled the band out of Coachella and postponed its US tour. Next spring they're coming back with a new album, a bigger headline run, and a Sunday night at Slowdown.

Lambrini Girls play Slowdown on Sunday, April 4, 2027, with Sprints on the bill. The show starts at 8pm and tickets are $30–$35 through See Tickets. The date was announced Oct. 20. Slowdown holds 470, which for a band that plays like this is about the right size: full enough to feel the floor move, small enough that nobody is watching from a distance.

The tour is built around No Refunds, the band's second studio album, due Jan. 15 on City Slang. It follows *Who Let the Dogs Out*, the debut that arrived in January 2025. The band announced the record in September with the single "Bang Bang Bang," then on Oct. 20, the same day the North American dates surfaced, shared a double single, "The Basement" and "Spilt." Earlier this year they released "Cult of Celebrity," a track aimed squarely at the entitled and the fame-hungry. Clash described the coming run as the band's biggest headline tour to date.

By the time they reach Omaha, No Refunds will have been out for about 11 weeks. That's long enough for the new songs to be broken in on the road, and long enough for anyone in the room to have learned which ones to shout along with.

The Sprints pairing is worth noting on its own. The two bands announced the 2027 US and Canada run together, and Sprints has spent its own time on American stages, announcing a fall US tour alongside new songs. Getting both in one night at a 470-capacity club, for $35 at the top end, is the kind of value that makes a Sunday show an easy call.

Last spring an injury kept them home. This spring they're bringing a new album and their biggest headline tour yet.

What to expect: loud, fast and pointed. Lambrini Girls' songs tend to come with a target, and the singles from No Refunds suggest the second album keeps that aim. A Sunday crowd at Slowdown that knows what it's getting into should make for a good night.

There's also the matter of making up for lost time. The 2026 US plans fell apart on the band's end, not the audience's, and this tour is the second chance. Bands that have had a run taken away from them often come back with something to prove.

Plan for a late-ish Sunday, eat beforehand, and buy the ticket before the album drops in January. Once No Refunds is out, a room this size may not stay available for long.

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