Dominic Harrison: Last News

Yungblud has shared the latest preview of his forthcoming self-titled album, a short and upbeat pop-rock song titled ‘Don’t Feel Like Feeling Sad Today’.In a press release, the artist (real name Dominic Harrison) explained that he wrote the song “to help me stand up”, declaring that, “To me, this song is what happiness feels like. A defiant sort of happiness.

Yungblud‘s music video shoot on the Southbank in London yesterday (June 20) was reportedly shut down by police.The Doncaster artist – real name Dominic Harrison – revealed on Saturday (June 18) that he was planning to film a new video in the capital for his next single, which he described as “an act of defiance against sadness”.He also asked fans to participate, writing: “Come to Southbank at 3:30pm. No age limit, no applications, come after school, come after work, bring signs, dress how you fucking want.

Yungblud has invited his fans to join him at his latest music video shoot, which is taking place on the Southbank in central London today (June 20).The Yorkshire artist, real name Dominic Harrison, first informed his fans on Saturday (June 18) that he was planning on filming a new video in the capital today.“On Monday, I am going to shoot a music video for the next song I am releasing,” he wrote in a message to fans. “This song is an act of defiance against sadness, and I don’t think it would feel right if we weren’t shooting it together.“Come to Southbank at 3:30pm.

Mick Jagger presented Yungblud with a special guitar while meeting for the first time backstage at The Rolling Stones’ Liverpool gig last week.Yungblud (real name Dominic Harrison) was invited to attend the Stones’ show at Anfield last Thursday (June 9), which came as part of their ongoing ‘Sixty’ UK and European tour.Jagger, who recently praised Yungblud in an interview on Swedish radio (saying that the artist has “that kind of post-punk vibe [that] makes me think there is still a bit of life in rock and roll”), presented Yungblud with a Buddy Holly-inspired guitar during that meeting to formally welcome him into the Buddy Holly Educational Foundation, for which Jagger is an ambassador.Named ‘Blue Suede Shoes’, the gifted guitar in question was inspired by Holly’s preferred Gibson J-45 and marks Yungblud’s “contribution to the art of songwriting and performing, an important part of Buddy Holly’s legacy which the Foundation promotes and celebrates”.Buddy Holly’s widow Maria-Elena Holly, who is also the co-founder of The Buddy Holly Educational Foundation, chose ‘Blue Suede Shoes’ as “she felt the raw energy and exuberance of the recording has much in common with how she sees Yungblud”.thankyou for a beautiful night. a masterclass in rock n roll.

Yungblud has opened up about people’s misconceptions about him and the treatment he has received online because of this.The Doncaster rock star was talking to NME for this week’s Big Read cover story, which arrives ahead of his self-titled third album, slated for release on September 2.In the interview, the musician – whose real name is Dominic Harrison – spoke about the misconceptions people have of him. “I think I’ve been painted with a brush,” he told NME.

Yungblud has spoken about the experience of auditioning for Danny Boyle’s Pistol series, calling it “life-changing”.The musician – whose real name is Dominic Harrison – was talking to NME for this week’s Big Read cover story, ahead of the release of his self-titled third album on September 2.Although Harrison went up for an undisclosed part in the new Sex Pistols biopic show, he ultimately wasn’t chosen to be a part of the final cast. Despite this, he still described the experience as “life-changing”.“I loved it, but I think I was too close in likeness to [the Sex Pistols],” he told NME.

Yungblud has opened up about working with Ozzy Osbourne on the video for his latest single ‘Funeral’, in which the Black Sabbath star and wife Sharon made a cameo.The Doncaster rock star was talking to NME for this week’s Big Read cover story, ahead of the release of his self-titled third album, which will be released in September.In between live clips, the ‘Funeral’ video featured footage of the musician – whose real name is Dominic Harrison – digging his own grave, while Osbourne watches on. During the video shoot, Harrison said he had confided in the legend about some of the hate he had received online, particularly some social media users calling him “disrespectful” for spitting beer in the crowd at his gigs.“I was speaking to him about what happened on Twitter, and he said, ‘If you want to spit beer on the audience, do it, as long as you do it with love’,” Harrison told NME.He continued to discuss Osbourne’s current condition and the advice the metal icon had given him.

Yungblud has fulfilled his vow to paint rainbow colours on the streets of Poland in retaliation to the country’s treatment of gay people and its laws.In 2020, the 25-year-old musician shared a photo of himself on Twitter in 2020 in which he could be seen standing proudly on rainbow-covered street in London’s Camden. A Polish fan had responded by saying she wished rainbow-adorned roads could be a possibility in her native country, which she branded ‘the most homophobic I’ve ever seen.’ ‘The pavements will be painted in beautiful colours. im gonna paint the f***in street myself outside the venue next time i am there.

Yungblud has made good on his promise to paint the pride flag on a Polish street after pledging to do so in 2020.The singer-songwriter posted a video on his social media platforms yesterday (May 11) that shows him painting the colours of the LGBTQIA+ flag on a street outside the Expo XXI venue in Warsaw where he’d played a show on Tuesday evening (May 10).Footage shows Yungblud – real name Dominic Harrison – shouting “never ever change who you are” to fans who were huddled outside watching him paint.It comes nearly two years after Harrison responded to a fan’s tweet. The fan wrote: “I’m jealous cause I live in Poland.

Yungblud has shared an emotive new video with Willow for ‘Memories’ – check it out below.Towards the end of last year, Yungblud was pictured in the studio with Willow, as the pair initially hinted at a forthcoming collaboration. Willow uploaded a snap of herself and Harrison posing together in the studio, with the latter sharing a similar image on his Stories feed.Yungblud (real name Dominic Harrison) also recently teased the collaboration via a video on his Instagram featuring Willow.The song follows on from his previously released single ‘The Funeral’ in March, the video of which featured Ozzy Osbourne.

Yungblud has hit back at critics of his music, saying that he’s made it his “mission” to get them “wearing a Yungblud t-shirt next year”.The Doncaster singer-songwriter – real name Dominic Harrison – recently opened up to SPIN about being misunderstood as an artist. “To Exploited fans, I’m a fucking poser,” he said. “To fucking Ariana Grande fans, I’m scary.”However, Harrison conceded that receiving such a polarising response is part and parcel of being an authentic, well-known musician: “Ask any great, true, rock and roll artist.

Yungblud and Willow have both shared posts on Instagram that indicate the release of an upcoming collaboration.Yungblud (real name Dominic Harrison) shared a video on his Instagram featuring Willow lighting his cigarette, with the caption “somethins comin may 6th … u ready?”. Meanwhile, Willow posted a photo of the pair coloured in blue and yellow.Towards the end of last year, Yungblud was pictured in the studio with Willow, as the pair initially teased a forthcoming collaboration.

Yungblud has announced that his new single ‘The Funeral’ will arrive later this week.The Doncaster artist – real name Dominic Harrison – teased the song on social media last Saturday (March 5) by telling fans that they were invited to his “funeral”.“And so it begins … RSVP,” Yungblud captioned the post, which included an image of a lyric notepad accompanied by a voice recording.Fans were directed to sign up to a mailing list for further information. Harrison also wiped his official social media accounts in preparation for his next era.Yungblud has now confirmed that he’ll release ‘The Funeral’ this coming Friday (March 11).

Say what you want about Yungblud, but he seems to be planning for the future on his new single, The Funeral. 

Yungblud’s show in North Carolina earlier this week (February 1), with the star inviting the pair to join him on stage – watch footage of the moment below.The couple got engaged as Yungblud (real name Dominic Harrison) performed ‘Love Song’ at The Fillmore in Charlotte.“That was fucking beautiful,” Harrison said, before inviting them to jump over the barrier. “Hello guys, I know you’re having a moment, but do you want to get on stage?“Guys, I just want to wish you the most fucking happy life together,” Harrison continued once the couple had joined him.

Yungblud covered the Johnny Cash classic ‘Folsom Prison Blues’ at his gig in Nashville on Saturday night (January 29) – watch footage below.Yungblud (real name Dominic Harrison) is currently on the North American leg of his Life On Mars tour and over the weekend, he played a gig at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium. During the set, he covered Cash’s ‘Folsom Prison Blues’ from his 1957 debut studio album ‘Johnny Cash With His Hot And Blue Guitar!’.“If I didn’t do the cliche that probably every fucking band in the universe does when they go into this auditorium,” said Harrison before announcing “I’m going to play a Johnny Cash song.” Watch footage below.After the show, Harrison shared a snippet of the track on Twitter alongside a quote from the venue’s stage manager.

Yungblud has revealed that he has introduced gender-neutral facilities at the venues on his current tour.The Doncaster artist – real name Dominic Harrison – is out on his ‘Life On Mars’ UK tour, which is set to wrap up in Liverpool on October 19.Taking to Twitter ahead of his sold-out show at Newcastle’s O2 Academy tonight (October 12), Yungblud posted a video in which he told fans: “It was really important to me that there would be gender-neutral facilities on this tour.”He went on to address the difficulties faced by non-binary people at gigs, adding: “So that’s happening.”Harrison, however, claimed that the O2 Academy in Newcastle “don’t want to comply” with the proposed move.

Yungblud is on track for his first UK Number 1 album this week.

Yungblud has shared his experiences of mental illness, revealing he had his first suicidal thoughts at aged 13.Speaking to the Guardian in a new interview, the singer spoke of feeling “totally alone” in a room full of people.“I had a lot of friends but in a room full of people I would feel totally alone,” Dominic Harrison said. “I had my first suicidal thoughts at 13.”He continued: “If you know Yungblud, the music is secondary, I don’t give a shit about hit records.

Yungblud has spoken of his friendship with Lewis Capaldi, saying the pair “kept Stella Artois in business for two years”.In a new interview with The Guardian, Yungblud (real name Dominic Harrison) spoke of the period when he and Capaldi were housemates, and both trying to sign record deals.“Every week, me and Lewis would be like: ‘Did you get signed yet?’ ‘No, you?’ ‘No’,” he remembered, adding that the pair would get “into all sorts of trouble” on a weekly basis.

Yungblud has performed a cover of Taylor Swift‘s ‘Cardigan’ mashed up with Avril Lavigne‘s ‘I’m With You’ as part of BBC Radio 1’s annual Live Lounge Month.The Doncaster artist – real name Dominic Harrison – performed an acoustic version of Swift’s recent hit single from ‘Folklore’ alongside two string players, before throwing in a section of Lavigne’s 2002 hit. He also played his recent single ‘Strawberry Lipstick’.