Punk duo Lambrini Girls return with new performances targeting social issues
According to The Guardian Culture, the Brighton-based British punk duo Lambrini Girls are back with new performances after health crises threatened to derail them, including a last-minute surprise show in London where they shared the stage with a continuous tide of crowd surfers and vowed to double as security guards, targeting the manosphere, fascism, and the ruling class.
Key facts
- 01Lambrini Girls are a British punk duo returning after health crises threatened their momentum.
- 02They played a last-minute surprise show in London with continuous crowd surfing.
- 03Lead vocalist Phoebe Lunny called for safety and declared they would punch them in the dick if needed.
- 04The band aims their performances at the manosphere, fascism, and the ruling class.
- 05The report emphasizes the live performance dynamic and the band’s vow to act as security on stage.
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