Feng Announces Hometown London Album Release Party

Official Announcement | Published: Feb 26, 2026 11:15 AM EST

(IC) Ready to beam positive-punk energy to his biggest audience yet, 19-year-old U.K. phenom Feng is ringing in the release of his debut album, Weekend Rockstar, with a hometown show at London's Islington Assembly Hall on Friday, March 6. Pre-sale for the official album release party begins now.

Weekend Rockstar is out now via Feng's homegrown creative collective and label, Regularisperfect. The 13-song set channels the joyous messiness of youth, held down by the artist/producer's mellow delivery and guiding optimism as he navigates love, ambition, and sudden stardom. Alongside the LP, Feng has shared a colorful series of claymation visualizers created by Regularisperfect affiliate Mino.

Equally informed by the U.K. underground scene that he came up in and alternative visions of pop that have reshaped radio around the world, Weekend Rockstar was entirely written, recorded, and mixed by Feng, with co-production by him and (mostly) Bilal Hamdi. The one exception is "XOXO," which explores the polar push and pull of young romance, while previously released singles like "J*b" and "Cali Crazy" capture Feng's recent transition from weekday nine-to-five monotony to neon-streaked weekends.

Weekend Rockstar finds Feng openly pondering the pros and cons of a life in the limelight without ever losing the laidback and open-hearted vibes that have made him so many fans so far. As he rhymes on the synth-drenched album highlight, "Teenage Famous," "Take a pic for Instagram, I put the filter cuz I can / I throw the peace sign with my hands, never middle fingers, that's just who the hell I am."

He also dropped a Stan Smith-directed video for "Firework," a song that embodies the heart of Weekend Rockstar with lyrics like, "Don't know what's coming for you, but I know it's something bright / You're like a firework, that's about to light." Feng's own career has taken off. He entered the year leading The FADER's "Artists to Watch in 2026" lineup (and is in their GEN F class), while hitting similar lists by Complex, Pigeons & Planes, and Ones to Watch, who wrote, "Feng's music bleeds personality and charisma, somehow painting a picture of a young visionary who is both painstakingly polished and effortlessly brilliant."