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📣 SHOW ANNOUNCEMENT 📣
🎶 Lambrini Girls
📍 The Concert Hall, Toronto, ON
🕖 Saturday, June 20th, 2026 @ 7:00pm
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Brighton’s Lambrini Girls — Phoebe Lunny on guitar and vocals, Selin Macieira on bass — came out of the UK’s underground punk circuit with nothing to prove and everything to say. Named after a cheap perry marketed to women, the duo took that condescension and turned it into a weapon. Their 2025 debut album Who Let the Dogs Out arrived on City Slang like a fireworks display inside a factory: loud, strange, politically raw, and genuinely funny. Songs about diet culture, police brutality, nepo babies, homophobia, and toxic workplaces crash together at high velocity. NME gave it five stars. Kerrang! put it in their best albums of 2025. Iggy Pop called them his favourite new band. Their live shows are something else — confrontational, communal, the kind of room where you feel the floor move. 🎸🔥
Join us at The Concert Hall in Toronto’s historic Masonic Temple 🏛️ for an evening of noise punk!

📣 SHOW ANNOUNCEMENT 📣
🎶 Lighthouse
📍 The Concert Hall, Toronto, ON
🕖 Saturday, June 27th, 2026 @ 7pm
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Born in Toronto in 1969, Lighthouse did something no one had done before: fused a rock rhythm section with a jazz horn section and a classical string section into a single, thundering ensemble. Co-founders Skip Prokop and Paul Hoffert built the blueprint in a single conversation on a flight home from New York, and before long they were playing Carnegie Hall. Duke Ellington introduced them at their very first show, right here at The Concert Hall (known as the Rock Pile at the time).
This show marks the return to the room where it all began, celebrating the, Anniversary Edition of One Fine Morning. The entire second set will reproduce that landmark album with live strings joining the band to faithfully recreate the original sound. Co-founder Paul Hoffert leads the current all-star lineup alongside 1970 original member Russ Little, with Dan Clancy, Doug Moore, Marc Ganetakos, Chris Howells, Simon Wallis, Michael Stuart, Peter Kadar, and Paul DeLong.
Join us at The Concert Hall in Toronto’s historic Masonic Temple 🏛️ for an evening of Canadian jazz-rock fusion!
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