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Coachella Today
By the People, for the People
Lambrini Girls Cancel Coachella Appearance After Lead Singer's Injury
Phoebe Lunny suffered an acute brain injury and fractured neck, forcing the band to reschedule their American tour
Apr. 12, 2026 at 8:41am
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The Lambrini Girls' postponement of their Coachella appearance highlights the human fragility behind the spectacle of live music.Coachella TodayThe Lambrini Girls announced they would not perform at Coachella after their lead singer, Phoebe Lunny, suffered an acute brain injury and fractured neck while abroad. The band said Lunny is not cleared to fly or perform for six weeks, forcing them to postpone their American headline tour and Coachella appearance.
Why it matters
This incident highlights the fragility of touring schedules and the tension between the music industry's demand for constant content and an artist's need to prioritize health and recovery. The Lambrini Girls' decision to reschedule signals a shift towards greater transparency and responsibility in the live music ecosystem.
The details
Lunny's injury occurred during the band's international tour, and a misdiagnosis in Australia led to delayed treatment. Per medical advice, she is not cleared to fly or perform for six weeks. The Lambrini Girls framed their decision to postpone as an act of accountability, acknowledging the impact on their American headline tour, festival commitments, and fans who had already purchased tickets.
- Lunny suffered the injury while the band was touring internationally.
- The Lambrini Girls announced they would not perform at Coachella on April 12, 2026.
The players
Phoebe Lunny
The lead singer of the Lambrini Girls, who suffered an acute brain injury and fractured neck while the band was touring internationally.
Lambrini Girls
An indie rock band that was scheduled to perform at Coachella 2026 but had to cancel due to Lunny's injury.
What they’re saying
“We have to pull out of Coachella and reschedule our whole American headline tour. Phoebe's health and recovery are the top priority.”
— Lambrini Girls, Band Statement
What’s next
The Lambrini Girls will reschedule their American headline tour and Coachella appearance once Phoebe Lunny has recovered from her injuries, which is expected to take six weeks.
The takeaway
This incident serves as a reminder that the live music industry must prioritize artist health and safety over relentless touring schedules. The Lambrini Girls' decision to postpone their performances signals a cultural shift towards greater transparency and responsibility in the industry.


