To celebrate the first anniversary of her debut album Vicious Delicious, released on October 31, 2025, Luvcat had an amazing surprise in store for her fans: a live film of her intimate concert at the famous club The Box Soho in London. The live film, which was available only on YouTube for 48 hours beginning on October 31 at 6 p.m. GMT, was designed as a true cinematic experience.
The concert opened with footage of Luvcat strolling through the streets of Soho before taking the stage. With red lights, costume changes, and a shower of rose petals during “He’s My Man,” the show plunged into the singer’s truly unique, theatrical style. Fans also got the chance to hear a rendition of the “Twin Peaks” theme, as well as the first live performances of two unreleased tracks: “Alchemy” and “Mademoiselle,” the latter of which was written just a few weeks earlier in Hollywood.
Luvcat introduced “Alchemy” with a rather unique anecdote, recounting the story of a charming French sailor who supposedly took her to Paris for a week, a romance that reportedly ended up in the back of a police car! The concert concluded in a cabaret-style atmosphere, with can-can dancers taking the stage to accompany the encores of “Bad Books” and “Dinner @ Brasserie Zédel.”
Meanwhile, Luvcat is releasing a special anniversary edition of Vicious Delicious on vinyl, accompanied by a signed tartan scarf and a 16-page booklet featuring previously unseen photographs. Released on October 31, 2025, the album has already surpassed 220 million streams.
The year was also marked by the release of “Lovebites,” a four-track EP that builds on the romantic and dark atmosphere of her debut album. It features, among other tracks, a new version of “He’s My Man” with punk poet Dr. John Cooper Clarke, as well as “Electric Chair,” a duet with Pete Doherty.
Since the success of “Matador,” Luvcat has quickly won over an international audience with her blend of dark glamour, tragic romances, and offbeat humor.
With over 100 concerts in 25 countries, with notable appearances at Glastonbury, Reading & Leeds, and Rock en Seine — where she opened the main stage for Chappell Roan — as well as the Breakthrough Artist of the Year award at the Northern Music Awards, the singer is cementing her rise in the British alternative music scene.
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