Lime Garden have announced their new album, Maybe Not Tonight, will drop on April 10th 2026 via So Young Records, Ahead of the LP’s release, the band have shared lead single, “23”.

Chloe Howard says: “”23″ the concept was born from a dream I had where I was talking to my younger self. In the dream I was essentially ripping into my own personality and lack of success. ‘23’ the song was born on a rainy January afternoon, a Happy Mondays–inspired jam paved the way for the main bassline.”

Maybe Not Tonight was written in the aftermath of a period of intense personal upheaval, described by the band as a collective “mass breakup”, the album finds Lime Garden grappling with grief, drinking, body image and self-esteem, while leaning into a shared, self-aware hedonism. Early uncertainty fuelled a creative urgency that runs through all ten tracks.

Produced by Charlie Andrew (Wolf Alice, alt-J), with additional production from drummer Annabel Whittle. The album draws influence from Bon Iver, A.G. Cook, Danny L Harle and Jim-E Stack, while pulling from a wide pool of inspirations including Scissor Sisters, Magdalena Bay, The Breeders, St. Vincent, Lily Allen, The Stone Roses and New Order.

Lime Garden
Maybe Not Tonight
Tracklisting
So Young Records

23
Cross My Heart
Downtown Lover
All Bad Parts
Maybe Not Tonight
Body
Lifestyle
Undressed
Always Talking About You
Do You Know What I’m Thinking

Lime Garden 2026 Tour Dates

2nd October – Bristol, Electric Bristol
5th October – Oxford, The Bullingdon
6th October – Cambridge, Junction 1
9th October – Birkenhead, Future Yard
10th October – Leeds, Stylus
12th October – Newcastle, The Grove
13th October – Edinburgh, Mash House
14th October – Glasgow, Mono
16th October – Manchester, Gorilla
17th October – Nottingham, Rescue Rooms
18th October – Norwich, Waterfront
20th October – Birmingham, Castle & Falcon
21st October – London, Electric Brixton