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Girl Group

Girl Group
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About

Girl Group are a British-Norwegian five-piece based in Liverpool, formed at the Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts by four Norwegians - Katya Birkeland, Thea Gundersen, Mia Halvorsen and Maria Tollisen - and Yorkshire-born Lily Christlow. The band grew out of frustration at being sidelined in male-dominated studio spaces, and they write, produce and creatively direct everything themselves. Their debut EP Think They're Looking, Let's Perform (2025, Boys Boys Boys/Polydor) and follow-up Little Sticky Pictures (2026) blend post-punk structures with dance-floor pop and sharp feminist commentary.

75K
Spotify monthly listeners (as of March 2026)
2025
NRK P3 Uroert winner

What's new

  • 2026-06

    Girl Group announced an autumn 2026 European and UK headline tour, including a Helsinki date on 7 October at Aaniwalli Room 2.

  • 2026-03

    Girl Group released their second EP Little Sticky Pictures (7 tracks) via Boys Boys Boys/Polydor, also issued as a double A-side vinyl with their debut EP.

  • 2026-01

    Rough Trade featured Girl Group in their On The Rise series, highlighting the band's feminist DIY approach and Liverpool roots.

  • 2025-09

    Girl Group released the pop-punk track Rage Song in September 2025.

  • 2025-06

    Debut EP Think They're Looking, Let's Perform was released on 20 June 2025 via Boys Boys Boys, a new Polydor imprint; lead single Yay! Saturday received praise from Elton John and won BBC Radio 6's Roundtable.

Tour

AmsterdamCologneBerlinCopenhagenStockholmHelsinkiNorwichOxfordLondonEdinburghHullLiverpoolParisBrusselsVienna

Tracks

Yay! SaturdayBreakthrough single (2025); praised by Elton John, won BBC Radio 6 Roundtable, playlisted on BBC Radio 1 and Spotify
Flink PikeSingle from debut EP (2025); title is a Nordic expression for 'good girl', critiques societal pressures on women
Think They're Looking, Let's PerformDebut EP (June 2025, Boys Boys Boys/Polydor); 6 tracks, self-written and self-produced
Rage SongPop-punk single, September 2025
Little Sticky PicturesSecond EP (March 2026); 7 tracks, described as a bolder follow-up exploring female anger, desire and bodily autonomy

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