Aiken Promotions Presents

Feng

21^st September 2026 

Coming off of his biggest concert yet — and an eye-catching appearance at Milan Fashion Week — 19-year-old U.K. underground phenom Feng is plotting his first-ever global tour behind his buzzing debut album, Weekend Rockstar. Pre-sale for the hotly anticipated Weekend Rockstar Tour begins tomorrow, 10 a.m. local time. General on-sale begins Friday, March 13, 10 a.m. local. 

Following Feng’s U.S. festival debut at Rolling Loud Orlando (May 9), The Weekend Rockstar Tour will include his first proper North American run — kicking off May 19 in Vancouver with stops in Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Atlanta, New York, and more. The tour will also stretch across Europe and fully invade the U.K. Last Friday, Feng threw a packed homecoming sold-out show at London’s Islington Assembly Hall, where fans flocked to soak up his signature positive-punk energy and celebrate the recent release of Weekend Rockstar — listen HERE.

Just a few days before that, Feng was at Milan Fashion Week making headlines as part of an underground rap invasion (including peers Nettspend, fakemink, and others) that swept through the Gucci show in particular. HYPEBEAST wrote, “[Designer Demna] Gvasalia personally gathered some of the most elusive, sought-after faces in the hip-hop ether,” while Complex declared, “The next wave showed out in full force,” and DAZED, //www.tiktok.com/@nssmagazine/video/7611517300621036822">nss magazine, and office magazine all clocked Feng’s style. Highsnobiety chronicled his Gucci appearance HERE.

Equally informed by the U.K. underground scene he came up in and alternative visions of pop that have reshaped radio around the world, 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. 

With the exception of “XOXO,” Weekend Rockstar was entirely written, recorded, and mixed by Feng, with co-production by him and (mostly) Bilal Hamdi. The LP arrived alongside a colorful series of //www.youtube.com/@fengfengfengg">claymation visualizers created by Regularisperfect affiliate Mino, and was preceded by singles like “J*b” and “Cali Crazy,” which capture Feng’s recent transition from weekday nine-to-five monotony to neon-streaked weekends. 

The album finds Feng openly pondering the pros and cons of a life in the limelight without ever losing the laidback and open-hearted vibes that made him so many fans so far. He also dropped a Stan Smith-directed video for “Firework,” an optimistic 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 like a supercharged bottle rocket. He entered the year leading The FADER’s “Artists to Watch in 2026” lineup — and is a member of their current 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.”

He’s been throwing increasingly legendary house parties, too. INTERVIEW Magazine embedded with Feng for the latest function in New York City, while DAZED documented a rager exactly a month earlier in Los Angeles, and Pitchfork covered one during NY Fashion Week last year. Party with Feng on The Weekend Rockstar Tour.

“If you’re unfamiliar with Feng, now is the time to tap in.”

– HYPEBEAST

“One of the best new rappers to break into the U.K. hip-hop scene.”

– INTERVIEW 

“An artist whose optimism and self-assured bars have put him on the fast track.”

– The FADER

“The most likely member of U.K.’s underground to f*ck around and end up with a Song of the Summer.”

– Pigeons & Planes

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ABOUT FENG

How can less than 16 minutes of music across 10 tracks make a seismic shift in the underground? Nineteen-year-old English rapper Feng doesn’t know. Emerging from the UK underground, he quickly drew attention with his tightly packed debut What The Feng, earning acclaim from The FADER, Pitchfork, INTERVIEW, COMPLEX, and DAZED, alongside sold-out shows and a stateside debut at Rolling Loud. Known for his grungy, self-aware energy and vibrant style often seen in tie-dye tees, Feng brings the same unfiltered expressiveness to his music — guided by instinct rather than trends. In a scene often driven by vanity, his work carries a rare sense of selflessness and optimism. Operating under an accentuated version of his real name, Travas Feneley, Feng remains a work in progress, evolving in real time. Largely self-taught via BandLab, he writes, produces, mixes, and engineers his own music, extending that hands-on approach to the visuals he directs. That rapid rise led to his debut album Weekend Rockstar, released through his homegrown creative collective and label, Regularisperfect. Built with a tight circle of collaborators led by Bilal Hamdi and Feng himself, the album captures the contrast between weekday monotony and technicolored weekends — documenting a teenage life in flux marked by love, ambition, and sudden change. As his profile grows, Feng remains grounded, holding onto authenticity and his Croydon roots while stepping into stardom.