Luvcat drops Halloween murder-ballad concert film
Cult starlet and acclaimed songwriter Luvcat has today announced the premiere of her full live concert film, capturing her rapturous, intimate performance at The Box Soho. The film will premiere exclusively on YouTube at 6pm GMT this Halloween, Saturday 31st October for 48 hours only, exactly one year since the release of her critically revered debut album, Vicious Delicious.
Marking the milestone, can now purchase a special 1st Anniversary Edition of the Vicious Delicious vinyl, complete with a signed, tartan obi strip, and including a 16-page booklet with never before seen photos from the making of the album.
Filmed during her recent surprise London underplay, which sold out in under five minutes, the video captures Luvcat delivering an intimate set at the infamous Soho haunt. Playing to a packed room of die-hard fans, the set spans album tracks, murder-ballad spin-off EP Lovebites and an unreleased preview of new material; all of which display Luvcat’s razor-sharp lyricism. Through evocative storytelling, rapid-fire costume changes and eerie, Lynchian red lighting, the film bottles the raw atmosphere of the DIY show in its theatrical glory.
Vicious Delicious, released on Halloween 2025 via AWAL, has now surpassed an astonishing 220 million streams.
Speaking from the stage on the night, glass of red wine in hand, Luvcat told the crowd: “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 tabletop with the prince of Spain. Or France. It’s all a little blurry…”
Introducing her unreleased, fan-favourite, ’Alchemy’, she revealed, “This is a song about when a handsome French sailor whisked me off to Paris for the week. The love story ended in the back of a police car, as all the best love stories do.”
Opening with a cinematic intro of Luvcat walking through Soho before entering the notorious venue, the film captures iconic moments from the night, including a spine-chilling rendition of the Twin Peaks Theme, a cascade of red rose petals during the anthemic ‘He’s My Man’ (which recently crossed 160 million streams), and the live debut of brand-new track ‘Mademoiselle’, written just weeks prior in Hollywood. The show closes in theatrical glory with a troupe of can-can, cabaret dancers joining the stage for riotous encores of ‘Bad Books’ and ‘Dinner @ Brasserie Zédel’.