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Lebanon Hanover return to Portugal next month

Lebanon Hanover return to Portugal next month

Just weeks away from their return to Portugal, Lebanon Hanover are set to play two shows on November 20 and 21 in Lisbon and Porto, respectively. Three years after their last visit, and following two sold-out shows, the German-British darkwave duo are back for two highly anticipated nights.

The shows are part of the tour supporting their latest album, Asylum Lullabies, released in July 2025. On the record, Larissa Iceglass and William Maybelline delve even deeper into the melancholic universe and emotional intensity that have become hallmarks of their sound, while exploring new rhythms and textures and embracing a heavier sonic edge.

Formed in 2010, Lebanon Hanover have established themselves as one of the leading names in contemporary darkwave and post-punk. On November 20, LAV – Lisboa ao Vivo will host the duo in Lisbon, followed by a show at Hard Club in Porto on November 21. Two nights of dense, hypnotic atmospheres and driving rhythms await, as Lebanon Hanover bring their unmistakable sound back to Portuguese audiences, with plenty of reasons to dance from start to finish.

Two nights. Two venues. No shortage of reasons to dance.

📍 November 20 – LAV – Lisboa ao Vivo
📍 November 21 – Hard Club

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