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Lime Garden - Maybe Not Tonight
‘Maybe Not Tonight’ hits harder without tidying the mess.
Apr 15, 2026 • 12:16 PM
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"23" is an album by Lime Garden, released 20th January 2026 via So Young Records. It features 1 track, including "23". The album is filed under Indie Pop.
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The track was captured during a live session at Abbey Road Studios.
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Maybe Not Tonight' is due to arrive this April via So Young Records.
EU and UK tour dates announced for September and October 2026.
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Tune in tonight (21st March) on Dork Radio from 8pm, or grab the podcast after.
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