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Lambrini Girls' Phoebe Lunny Injured, U.S. Tour Delayed

4/12/2026

Summary

Story summary

Phoebe Lunny, lead singer of Lambrini Girls, suffered a neck fracture and acute brain injury, canceling Coachella and postponing the U.S. tour.
The injury occurred in Australia and was initially misdiagnosed, delaying treatment.
Lunny remains under doctor's orders to refrain from flying or performing for six weeks.
The band aims to return to Coachella in 2027; the U.S. tour starts June 16 in New York, with European dates unchanged.

History

Historical Context

The inaugural Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival took place on October 9-10, 1999, attracting over 25,000 attendees with performances by Beck and Rage Against the Machine. This event aimed to recreate the intimate atmosphere of European festivals, contrasting sharply with the chaos of Woodstock '99. Coachella's success has since influenced festival culture and artist management, highlighting the importance of health and safety for performers.

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Story summary

Phoebe Lunny, lead singer of Lambrini Girls, suffered a neck fracture and acute brain injury, canceling Coachella and postponing the U.S. tour.
The injury occurred in Australia and was initially misdiagnosed, delaying treatment.
Lunny remains under doctor's orders to refrain from flying or performing for six weeks.
The band aims to return to Coachella in 2027; the U.S. tour starts June 16 in New York, with European dates unchanged.

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