L7 set sail on a cruise ship for the first time—and leave it to Little Steven’s Underground Garage to throw the kind of floating rock ‘n’ roll circus that made it unforgettable. From Miami to Nassau, the vibes were high, the fans were sweet. Every now and then the boat would rock and we were reminded, “Damn, we are on a boat!”

The lineup was stacked, and the crowd brought that garage-punk soul every night!

L7 played three sets and each set we varied songs, adding in and taking some out. We played the standards and even some we hadn’t ever played together and one we have never played!

One of the best parts? We were catching up with old friends we hadn’t seen in too long (We used to sleep on Supersucker’s floor!) Many stories swapped, hugs and laughs shared over the weekend. There’s something magical about reconnecting miles from shore with people who’ve shared the same circuits and stages over the years.

Overall? The Underground Garage cruise was one for the books. Thanks to Stevie and the team for putting together such a killer event—and to every fan who rocked out with us in the middle of the Atlantic. L7’s first cruise gig? Total success. Even The Los Angeles Times had nice words about the whole event. We’re back on dry land, but our heads are still swimming in the best way. 💥

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There’s something about Brazil that just hits different. Maybe it’s the air, maybe it’s the people, maybe it’s the way the crowd feels like one giant heartbeat when the lights go down and the first riff kicks in. Whatever it is, L7 touring through Brazil with Garbage last month was nothing short of electric.

Let’s start with the obvious: Shirley and the Garbage crew? Total class acts. We’ve crossed paths before, but sharing a run of shows together on Brazilian soil brought a whole new level of sisterhood. There’s mutual respect, tons of laughter, and zero ego. Just bands showing up, tuning up, and throwing down.

And I can’t leave out how sweet The Monic are, they were an absolute pleasure to be with. If you haven’t heard of these girls yet, now you have!

Every city we hit—São Paulo, Rio, Porto Alegre—you gave us back so much. The crowds were ON FIRE. I swear, Brazilian fans don’t just watch a show, they live it. Arms up, voices loud, eyes shining. It’s the kind of energy that feeds your soul after 30+ years of doing this.

Backstage was a blur of humidity, hugs, and gear tape. Long days, quick changes, and late-night bus laughs. And the food? Don’t even get me started. Whoever thought to pair espresso with sweet bread deserves a Nobel Prize.

A personal highlight? Meeting young girls in L7 shirts who weren’t even born when Bricks Are Heavy dropped. Seeing that kind of legacy land in the hands of the next generation… man, it just rocks me. Punk’s not dead. It grew up, got global, and now speaks a thousand languages.

The review

Brazil, obrigada. Thanks for showing up, for screaming with us, and for making us feel so damn alive. We’ll carry your energy with us into whatever comes next. And if you were there—send your pics, tag us, tell us what songs hit you the hardest. We see you. BRAZIL, YOU WERE LOUD, BEAUTIFUL, AND ALIVE — THANK YOU!

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