Luvcat celebrates the anniversary of her debut album ‘Vicious Delicious’ with a stunning show at The Box in Soho

In a performance announced just days beforehand, which sold out in under five minutes, cult starlet and acclaimed songwriter Luvcat packed out The Box Soho last night for a special, intimate gig marking one year since the release of her debut album, Vicious Delicious, released on October 31st, Halloween of 2025 via AWAL.

Taking to the stage at the infamous London venue, she delighted die-hard fans with a set packed with songs from the album, as well as her spin-off murder ballad EP, Lovebites. Vicious Delicious, which celebrates its first birthday this month, has amassed over 210 million streams. The Liverpool-born artist announced the show last week on social media, promising fans the chance to “disappear down the rabbit hole of decadence and debauchery”.

True to her word, she delivered an evening of theatre, storytelling, cabaret dancers, costume changes and pop culture references.

Taking to the stage with a glass of red wine in hand, amid screams from fans, she greeted her audience: “Welcome to the Vicious Delicious anniversary show. Let’s start at the beginning.”

Introducing the powerful fan favourite “Matador”, she divulged: “This song is about a strange and magical bar called the Kazimier Garden, and a strange and magical man who haunts me there.”

From there, she reeled off songs including the spine-tingling “Vampire At The Beach” from recent EP Lovebites, the moody “Love & Money” and her debut album’s title track, complete with a nod to The Cure’s “The Lovecats” piano riff in the outro.

Introducing a brand-new song, “Mademoiselle”, which was actually inspired by a trip to The Box, she told the audience, “We’re going to play a new song that I wrote just a few weeks ago in Hollywood. I haven’t been sharing much of this new record.”

Later, she recalled, “The last time I was in The Box, it was a fever dream. Delightful and disturbing. I came to as the bright lights were turned on at 6am dancing on a table top with the prince of Spain. Or France. It’s all a little blurry…”

The main set closed with a cascade of rose pedals as she performed “He’s My Man”, a song which hit 156,000,000 streams and sparked countless viral moments. The track’s anniversary version also featured a duet with punk poetry legend Dr John Cooper Clarke last year.

In an atmospheric interlude, amidst the stage’s eerie, Lynchian, red lighting, the band played an uncanny version of “Twin Peaks Theme” by Angelo Badalamenti.

During the encore, Luvcat welcomed onstage a troupe of cabaret dancers to help her close the set with a joyous encore of “Bad Books” and “Dinner @ Brasserie Zédel”.