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The Glasgow outfit's record is due this summer.
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"From The Pyre" is an album by The Last Dinner Party, released 17th October 2025 via Universal-Island Records Ltd.. It features 10 tracks, including "Agnus Dei", "Count The Ways", and "Second Best". The album is filed under Alternative.
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READ MORE ABOUT THE LAST DINNER PARTYREAD MORE ABOUT THE LAST DINNER PARTYREAD MORE ABOUT THE LAST DINNER PARTYREAD MORE ABOUT THE LAST DINNER PARTYREAD MORE ABOUT THE LAST DINNER PARTYREAD MORE ABOUT THE LAST DINNER PARTYThe Glasgow outfit's record is due this summer.
Interpol, The Last Dinner Party, Dove Cameron, King Princess, Hannah Jadagu and more are all joining the ride.
Over its nine previous editions, the project has generated more than £900,000 for War Child.
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‘HELP(2)’ will be released on 6th March via War Child Records.
The Last Dinner Party bring drama at every turn, from five-part harmonies to weapon-grade guitar anthems.
It's our massive end of year issue of Dork, with some of our faves from the last twelve months, and the new names set to lead in 2026.
Their debut made them overnight icons. Their follow-up sees them digging deeper into grief, glamour, fury and friendship. ‘From The Pyre’ isn’t a reinvention of The Last Dinner Party: it’s them, turned all the way up.
While The Last Dinner Party continue to soar, Lizzie Mayland explores intimate acoustic territory on their debut solo EP.
The Oxfordshire music festival will host a four-day event at Hill Farm next July.
The expanded release features acoustic versions, live recordings, and covers alongside their original tracks.
They’re the band everyone is talking about, and they’ve scored the biggest debut album in years.
The full-length coincides with their biggest headline show to date at London's Roundhouse.
The much-hyped quintet go three for three with their latest release.
It's their biggest headline show to date.
Hype or no hype, we can’t wait to hear what’s next.
We’d predict big things for The Last Dinner Party, but everyone’s already done that.
They made our 2023 Hype List without even having a proper song 'out'. Now, The Last Dinner Party are putting that right with their transcendent debut banger 'Nothing Matters'.
They want to "avoid any future confusion'.
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