After three years away from the spotlight, Australian boyband 5 Seconds of Summer have returned with their sixth studio album “Everyone’s a Star!” From pink limousines to punk-rock hairstyles, 5SOS have created a fresh visual identity rooted in Y2K nostalgia.

Starfreak Magazine takes you behind the scenes of Yungblud’s Beautifully Romanticised Accidentally Traumatized store at 20 Denmark Street.

Kultura left the audience in awe and sweating, making some new fans with style, energy, and personality; they owned that heart of a London grassroots venue atmosphere.

A soulful powerhouse, Celeste wowed the audience at Academy 2 on her outstore tour to promote her highly anticipated, symphonic sophomore album, Woman of Faces.

Holly Humberstone has returned with Die Happy, a gothic love song that feels like stepping into a dark fairytale, where passion flickers between enchantment and danger. Five years on from her breakthrough EP Falling Asleep at the Wheel, Humberstone has built a world that is unmistakably her own: cinematic, visceral, and unflinchingly intimate.

Made up of Ralph McCarthy Schofield (vocals), Match Montana (guitar), Luca Arshad (guitar), and Bruno Vincent Rogelj (bass), Stereo Cupid is a London-based rock band that isn’t trying to fit into a mould—they’re smashing the damn thing. With their unapologetically chaotic performances and bold creative instincts, they’re bringing back a version of rock ‘n’ roll that feels raw, reckless, and real.