Dominic Harrison: Last News

Yungblud has recently consoled an emotional fan who told the singer-songwriter that he “saved” their life.The singer – real name Dominic Harrison – was greeting fans on a recent trip to Amsterdam when a teary follower said to the singer, “You saved my life”.“No you saved your own life, I didn’t save your life,” Harrison said. “Maybe the music was the soundtrack, but you saved your own life OK? I love ya.

Yungblud debuted three new songs at his intimate surprise Scala show last night (March 21).The intimate London show came after the singer—real name Dominic Harrison—recently shared his first new music of 2025 in the form of a single titled ‘Hello Heaven, Hello’, his first song out since 2024’s ‘Breakdown’ and a teaser of what will be his first LP since 2022’s self-titled album.Earlier this week, he shared news of the concert, telling fans he would be “performing a couple of songs from the new album”. Last night, he kicked off the four-song setlist with ‘Hello Heaven, Hello’ – later taking to X/Twitter to say the reaction to the song “felt like magic”.Addressing the crowd at the King’s Cross venue, he said: “It’s fucking good to be back,” before asking: “Are you ready to hear some songs off the new record?” before launching into the Brit-pop inspired ‘Lovesick Lullaby’.From there, he gave ‘Zombie’ its live debut, and rounded off the set with ‘Ghosts’, before which he urged the crowd to relish in the moment.

Yungblud has shared that Lewis Capaldi is working on some “great” new material.The singer – whose real name is Dominic Harrison – spoke about his close friend and fellow musician while promoting his own new material, the comeback single ‘Hello Heaven, Hello’. Shared earlier this month, it marked his first track since 2024’s ‘Breakdown’ and a teaser of what will be his first LP since 2022’s self-titled album.Now, speaking to The Sun as part of the Bizarre column, he shared that Capaldi is also working on new music.

Yungblud has said that his upcoming album has taken inspiration from Led Zeppelin and Elton John, and looks to capture a cinematic feel.It comes as the singer – real name Dominic Harrison – recently shared his first new music of 2025 in the form of a single titled ‘Hello Heaven, Hello’. It marked his first track since 2024’s ‘Breakdown’ and a teaser of what will be his first LP since 2022’s self-titled album.At time of writing, little is known about the upcoming album, although Yungblud has been dropping numerous hints in recent months.

Yungblud has announced a surprise free show in London this Friday (March 21).The singer-songwriter took his social media to confirm the concert at the Scala. He wrote: “I will be playing a free show in London on Friday night.

Yungblud has returned to music with his epic “self-reclaiming” new single ‘Hello Heaven, Hello’. Check it out below.The track, which clocks in at nine minutes and six seconds, features three tempo changes, building to an anthemic chorus in the middle of the song, with the singer – real name Dominic Harrison – belting out, “One step into Heaven / But first, you’ll go to hell and back”, over loud guitars and thrashing drums.‘Hello Heaven, Hello’ then slows down into a more acoustic leaning jam with Harrison singing vulnerably: “There’s a chance I won’t see you tomorrow / So I will spend today saying hello”.Speaking about the song in a press release, the Doncaster musician said: “Rock music is in my DNA.

Yungblud has shared his thoughts on his upcoming Britpop-inspired album, saying he has “never felt more clear or been more proud to stand by anything” he has made.On Friday (March 14), he will be releasing a nine-minute single titled ‘Hello Heaven, Hello’ next week. The Doncaster-born musician has been teasing a new era recently.

Yungblud has reflected on his plans to build a $100million business empire.The singer – real name Dominic Harrison – launched his genre-defying festival BLUDFEST last year, with the likes of Lil Yachty, Soft Play, Nessa Barrett and punk legends The Damned kicking off its inaugural edition.It’s now set to return in 2025 at The National Bowl in Milton Keynes on Saturday June 21, with Chase Atlantic, Denzel Curry and Blackbear alongside recent NME Cover stars Rachel Chinouriri and Peach PRC already on the lineup.Now, Yungblud has shared the true scale of his business ambitions, which extend beyond BLUDFEST, in a new interview with Bloomberg UK, alongside his partners Nathan Hubbard and Nat Zilkha who run Firebird Music and YB Inc. – Yungblud’s own company.Per Bloomberg, Firebird invests “tens of millions of dollars” to allow Yungblud to build BLUDFEST, his clothing line B.R.A.T (Beautifully Romanticized Accidentally Traumatized) and other ventures.

Yungblud has spoken to NME about the second edition of BLUDFEST for 2025, and ambitious plans for his incoming “fucking bonkers” double album. Check out our full interview below.Returning to The National Bowl in Milton Keynes on Saturday June 21, the genre-defying festival – which is curated and headlined by Yungblud (real name Dominic Harrison) – announced its line-up last week and features the likes of Chase Atlantic, Denzel Curry and Blackbear alongside recent NME Cover stars Rachel Chinouriri and Peach PRC.This comes after the hugely successful debut edition of BLUDFEST, which took place this summer (August 11), where the Doncaster punk star was joined by the likes of Lil Yachty, Soft Play and Nessa Barrett.

Yungblud has announced the 2025 edition of BludFest, where he’ll perform a headline set following performances from the likes of Chase Atlantic and Denzel Curry. Find all the details below.The inaugural event took place at Milton Keynes Bowl this summer, with the Doncaster artist (real name Dominic Harrison) telling fans it would be “the biggest gathering of our culture”.Today (December 13), Yungblud has revealed details of ‘BludFest Year 2’ – which is due to be held on Saturday June 21.

Yungblud has spoken about the future of Bludfest, and explained that he hopes to make the festival into a “two-day” worldwide event.The first instalment of the Doncaster musician’s own festival took place at the National Bowl in Milton Keynes on August 11, and also saw him perform the biggest show of his career to date.It came with a star-studded line-up too, with appearances from the likes of Lil Yachty, Soft Play, Nessa Barrett, The Damned, Lola Young, Jazmin Bean, Noahfinnce, Jesse Jo Stark, Landon Barker (the son of Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker), Hannah Grae, Aziya and more.Now, following the 2024 edition of the live music event wrapping up – and overcoming some obstacles along the way – Yungblud has opened up about how he sees the festival growing over time.Speaking to Kerrang!, the artist, whose real name is Dominic Harrison, revealed that he doesn’t just have plans to continue the festival, but he also wants to make it into an international event, and run for double the length of time.“My plan is to take it to Paris and Prague and Australia,” he said. “I’d love for it to be a two-day event.”Explaining who else he’d like to enlist, he shared which big names he would want to lock in for Bludfest 2.0.

The Offspring have shared the full video of Yungblud joining them on stage for their set closer ‘Self Esteem’ – watch it below.The California punks welcomed Yungblud, real name Dominic Harrison, on stage for the end of their set at Open Air Gampel in Switzerland on Friday (August 16) to perform the 1994 single.Frontman Dexter Holland said to the crowd: “I mean, one of the cool things about playing these festivals is that you get to play with other people and meet other people, and we met some great guys today.“We met this great young man today. We thought we should bring him out to play a song with us, right? What the hell! Because that’s what it’s all about.

Yungblud has performed at his first-ever instalment of BLUDFEST and brought out Lil Yachty as a surprise guest during his set. Check out footage and the full setlist below.Taking place at the National Bowl in Milton Keynes this past weekend (August 11), the event marked the first-ever edition of the new festival, and the biggest show of the singer’s career to date.It also saw appearances from Soft Play, Nessa Barrett, The Damned, Lola Young, Jazmin Bean, Noahfinnce, Jesse Jo Stark, Landon Barker (the son of Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker), Hannah Grae, Aziya and more.During his set, Yungblud – real name Dominic Harrison – opened with back-to-back renditions of ‘Superdeadfriends’, ‘I Love You, Will You Marry Me?’, ‘The Funeral’ and ‘California’, before breaking out various fan favourites including ‘Breakdown’, ‘Parents’ and ‘Lowlife’.A highlight of the gig, however, came 12 songs into the 17-song setlist, when the singer surprised fans by bringing out Lil Yachty for a rendition of their joint track ‘When We Die (Can We Still Get High?)’.

Yungblud has revealed that he grew up believing that he was the grandson of Rod Stewart, until he discovered one of the singer’s albums in Asda.The revelation was made as the Doncaster singer made an appearance on the UK morning chat show Lorraine, and discussed his upcoming festival Bludfest.During the interview, host Christine Lampard touched upon the subject by jokingly asking what Rod Stewart thought of his upcoming plans, particularly as the singer – real name Dominic Harrison – “grew up thinking he was a close relative for a very long time”.“I did, people wonder why I look like this and why I’m crazy… I was told by my nan my whole life, up to the age of 10, that Rod Stewart was my grandad,” he began, setting the host into hysterics.“There was a photograph of him on the mantelpiece and my mum never had a dad, so she always used to tell me ‘Oh, that’s your grandad’! I used to love it, I used to love the leopard print.”He continued: “Then we were in Asda one day with my nan, next to the till, and there was a Rod Stewart CD. I picked it up and looked at my nan with my eyes full of water like ‘When’s grandad coming home?’“Everyone laughed and she was completely mortified.

Yungblud has announced the line-up for the second stage at BludFest – you can find all the details below.The Doncaster artist is due to play his biggest show yet at Milton Keynes Bowl on Sunday August 11. He’ll be joined by a host of support acts including recent collaborator Lil Yachty, as well as Soft Play, Nessa Barrett, The Damned, Lola Young and Jazmin Bean.Today (May 31), Yungblud – real name Dominic Harrison – has confirmed a further five artists who will perform on the second stage at the event.These are Noahfinnce, Jesse Jo Stark, Landon Barker (the son of Yungblud’s collaborator and Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker), Hannah Grae and Aziya.Sharing the updated BludFest poster on social media, Yungblud wrote: “Our world.

Yungblud has spoken to NME to give the exclusive lowdown on his “positive” new Britpop-inspired album – which he compared to the likes of Oasis, The Verve, Primal Scream, My Chemical Romance, David Bowie and Madonna. Watch our video interview with the artist below.The pop-punk provocateur was speaking to NME to launch his new festival, BludFest – set to take place in Milton Keynes this August.

Yungblud has released ‘When We Die (Can We Still Get High?)’, his first single of 2024, featuring Lil Yachty.The track sees the English musician – born Dominic Harrison – confronting metaphysical questions, opening with the lyrics: “Does Heaven have a dealer? Do they sell the love for cheaper than in Hollywood? / As hell is gettin’ colder, I don’t plan on gettin’ older in this neighbourhood“, before culminating in him belting the song’s title over an immense soundscape: “When we die, tell me, can we still get high?”Later in the track, Lil Yachty joins in with mind-bending bars: “If you fall far too deep / Lose yourself in your new life / Head over heels for your new eyes“, the track’s trippy production complementing the rapper-producer’s current psych-rock phase, heralded by his 2023 album ‘Let’s Start Here’.In a press release, Yungblud spoke about intending to collaborate with Lil Yachty since 2019. “When we die (can we still get high?)’ was one of the first songs I wrote when I got to New Orleans to make new music,” he wrote.

Yungblud and Lil Yachty have teased that they’re working on an upcoming collaboration.The musicians were snapped together in a new photo which shows the pair situated somewhere in Atlanta, sitting in directors’ chairs in a wooded area.While it’s not clear exactly what they’re working on, neither is a stranger to collaborating with fellow artists.Most recently, Yungblud – real name Dominic Harrison – worked with Bring Me The Horizon‘s Oli Sykes on his October release ‘Happier‘, which followed his team-up with Avril Lavigne in 2022 on ‘I’m A Mess’.Meanwhile Lil Yachty, whose real name is Miles Parks McCollum, featured on Faye Webster‘s recent single ‘Lego Ring’. He’s also previously linked up with Drake, Flo Milli, Future, Playboi Carti and more.Last year, Lil Yachty dropped his new album ‘Let’s Start Here’, for which he strayed from his usual trap and rap stylings in favour of rock elements, which he said proves “I can do anything”.In an interview with Billboard, his non-rap inspirations ranged from Tame Impala‘s ‘Currents’, Pink Floyd‘s seminal ‘Dark Side Of The Moon’ and Frank Ocean‘s ‘Blonde’.“Fuck any of the albums I dropped before this one,” he said, before clarifying: “I came into music in a time where rap was real hardcore, it was real street.

Yungblud has collaborated with Oli Sykes of Bring Me The Horizon on his new track ‘Happier’.The new single marks the second collaboration from the pair following Bring Me The Horizon’s 2020 single ‘Obey’, and arrives ahead of Yungblud’s stint with the band on their upcoming Asia tour.“Broken, I’m not broken, I’m not broken / I’m just a little depressed,” the pair sing together on the purging track. “I’m just scared to belong here / Scared to be happier.”Speaking about the track in a press statement, Yungblud – real name Dominic Harrison – said: “I have almost been conditioned by myself my whole life to be in pain. When I’m in pain I work better.

Bring Me The Horizon have announced a 2024 Australian tour with Sleep Token as support next spring.Oli Sykes and Co. will be heading down under in April 2024 for four dates.

Yungblud has released his harrowing new single, which explores his experience of sexual abuse as a child. Check out ‘Hated’ below.The singer – real name Dominic Harrison – came forward to open up about his experience yesterday (August 23), telling fans about the time he was sexually abused by a doctor when he was just seven years old.In the social media update, he also revealed that he had never told anyone about the incident until he eventually admitted it to his producer while writing the new track.