On Monday, December 8th, O2 Brixton Academy didn’t just host a concert — it hosted a coronation. The Last Dinner Party brought the UK & Ireland leg of their From the Pyre tour to its finale, and for two nights, the venue transformed into a glittering, burning, theatrical kingdom ruled entirely by five women who seemed to bend time, genre, and gravity with their presence.

November 14th 2025, Electric Ballroom, Camden, London. I am about to interview the frontman of The Chameleons – my favourite band of all time, and one of the most influential post-punk bands from the 80s – ahead of their show tonight. I walk backstage. Crimson walls. Eclectic concert flyers. Rock music is roaring in the background.

The performance I saw Wheatus put on in Brighton at Chalk was one of the best gigs, if not the best, that I’ve ever been to. 

STARFREAK Magazine is profoundly consumed by our search for the stars of the modern music industry, though it seems we didn’t need to search too far from home to find the most perfect example: Wolf Alice. Stars practising their utmost potential, though we are certain this is only the beginning of something spectacular. Something legendary. 

Seb Lowe rocked Heaven in London last Friday. His stage presence, as always, was unmatched, filling up the venue as fans screamed his lyrics back at him.

This year’s Pitchfork Music Festival in London boasted a wide range of incredible alt-rock and indie bands at various venues across the city. We had an amazing time bouncing between different gigs to see artists such as Destroyer, hey, nothing, Indigo De Souza, and many more.