Yungblud: Last News

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 performed his latest single ‘The Funeral’ during last night’s episode of The Late Late Show in the US – you can watch the singer’s energetic performance, during which he kissed host James Corden, below.The Doncaster artist released the track earlier this month before sharing its official video, which features a cameo from Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne.Yungblud performed ‘The Funeral’ on the Corden-hosted Late Late Show last night (March 28) with his live band, who paid tribute to the late Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins, who died last week, with the message ‘4 Taylor’ on their bass drum skin.During the performance, Yungblud left the stage and ran over to Corden’s desk, where he planted a series of kisses on the host’s face before running back to rejoin his band to finish the song.Yungblud later ended the performance by highlighting his band’s drum tribute to Hawkins, which Corden also acknowledged – you can watch the performance of ‘The Funeral’ above.‘The Funeral’ is expected to feature on the follow-up to Yungblud’s 2020 album ‘weird!’. In an interview earlier this year, he said the new record would contain “the most personal music I’ve ever written”.

Ed Sheeran, Calvin Harris, Aitch, AJ Tracey, Anne Marie, Central Cee, Joel Corry and Yungblud are all set to perform on the main stage on Saturday, May 28 in Coventry.The BBC Music Introducing Stage will welcome Artemas, Celina Sharma, Deyah, Jordan MacKampa, Tamera, Thomas Headon, USNA and Willow Kayne on Saturday and Alfie Indra, Crawlers, Danniella Dee, Hope Tala, Lizzie Esau, Piri & Tommy, Queen Millz and Sad Night Dynamite on Sunday (May 29).It was announced last November last year that Radio 1’s Big Weekend would return in 2022 from May 27-29 after a two-year break. The annual event was held virtually in 2020 and 2021 due to COVID-enforced restrictions.The 2019 edition of Big Weekend took place in Middlesbrough, with performances coming from Billie Eilish, Miley Cyrus, The 1975, Foals, Vampire Weekend and more.Some #BigWeekend line-up news! Performing on the Main Stage on Saturday 28th May:✨ @CalvinHarris✨ @EdSheeran✨ @OfficialAitch✨ @ajtracey✨ @AnneMarie✨ Central Cee✨ @JoelCorry✨ @Yungblud Everything you need to know about this year’s event: https://t.co/GNEZRXbbVS pic.twitter.com/uswiaDjRkJ— BBC Radio 1 (@BBCR1) March 14, 2022Both Ed Sheeran and Anne Marie have told Radio 1 they “can’t wait” to perform at the festival (via BBC), with Sheeran adding: “See you all there!”More names will be revealed in due course, along with the main stage acts for the Sunday edition.There are 8,000 tickets available to purchase for Friday and 39,500 tickets available to purchase, per day for Saturday and Sunday.

Yungblud has shared his new video for ‘Funeral’ and it features a cameo from Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne – check it out below.The track – which is the Doncaster rock star’s first since last year’s ‘Fleabag’ – was released today (March 11).In the tongue-in-cheek video, Sharon runs Yungblud over whilst driving in a car with Ozzy. “What the fuck was that?” Ozzy asks before Sharon replies: “Just some fucking poser”.

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).

Yungblud has begun teasing a new era and forthcoming music, inviting fans to his ‘funeral’.The Doncaster artist is working on the follow-up to his December 2020 studio album ‘Weird!’, which followed his 2018 debut ‘21st Century Liability’.After wiping his social media accounts and profile pictures – a widely-used tactic with which to begin teasing new material and beginning a new era – Yungblud wrote: “and so it begins…” asking fans to RSVP to an event dubbed ‘funeral’.“To whom this may concern,” a hand-written message began.

Yungblud has cancelled his upcoming shows in Russia over the ongoing conflict in the Ukraine.Posting on Twitter, Yungblud reiterated his support for the people of Ukraine after he shared a video last week saying he was “absolutely devastated” for the “beautiful people of Ukraine”.Ukraine officially severed diplomatic ties with Russia and declared martial law after Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered an attack on the neighbouring nation last week (February 24).Yungblud has now followed artists like Green Day and Russian rapper Oxxxymiron in cancelling his planned shows in Russia in view of the ongoing situation. He was due to perform in the country on May 24-25.pic.twitter.com/ADdUAck13C— YUNGBLUD (@yungblud) February 28, 2022In a statement Yungblud wrote: “I’m heartbroken to announce I will be cancelling my Russian shows scheduled for this summer.“Heartbroken because I know the vicious and brutal acts of the Russian regime in Ukraine over the past week do not reflect the attitudes and ideals of the beautiful people who I have met in Russia in the past.”He continued to address the people of Ukraine directly, writing: “A country I’ve spent time in and have dear friends in.

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 been pictured in the studio with Willow – you can check out the posts below.Willow teamed up with Yungblud’s friend and collaborator Travis Barker on her fourth, pop-punk inspired album ‘Lately I Feel Everything’. It’s also been revealed that she’ll make a guest appearance on Machine Gun Kelly‘s upcoming record ‘Born With Horns’.Yungblud – real name Dominic Harrison – was in attendance at Willow’s one-off show at the Electric Ballroom in Camden, London last week (December 9) and previously interviewed the LA artist on The Yungblud Podcast.Now, the pair have taken to Instagram to tease a forthcoming collaboration.

Yungblud has revealed that he has a surprise for fans tomorrow (November 30), in a cryptic message posted on social media.“Meet me at Camden Market 3pm tomorrow (30th),” he wrote in the post. “I have a surprise.”Fans have been excitedly replying to his announcement, with some expressing their disappointment that only London audiences will get to see the star.

Saweetie led calls of support for the LGBT community at the MTV EMAs in Budapest last night (November 14).It comes after organisers had faced some criticism after it was announced that the awards ceremony would be held in Hungary, where a law was recently passed that equates homosexuality with paedophilia.But Saweetie, who was hosting the event, and a number of other performers used the ceremony on the night to put LGBT+ rights in the spotlight.“It always important we respect each other,” she said.

Yungblud was one of the musical performers at last night’s (November 14) MTV EMAs in Budapest – watch his incendiary performance of ‘Fleabag’ below.At the event, hosted by Saweetie and dedicated to the LGBTQ+ community, Dominic Harrison also picked up the Best Alternative award.In his speech when picking up the award, Yungblud said: “If you are out there and you feel you cannot be who you are – you can be.

Yungblud has addressed the calls for him to take over from Harry Styles playing Boy George in an upcoming biopic. Former One Direction singer Harry was said to be in the running to play Culture Club star Boy George in a film about his life.  However, he’s no longer in the race and Boy George has personally named Yungblud, real name Dominic Richard Harrison, as a fitting option. Speaking to Metro.co.uk at the MTV EMAs 2021 about receiving a blessing from the man himself, Yungblud said simply: ‘There are f*****g rumours, I would love to do it.

Yungblud has announced a tour of Australia and New Zealand to go ahead next July, after being forced to postpone a planned 2021 tour.Yungblud had originally planned a four date run of shows for September this year, but the tour was unable to go ahead due to the coronavirus pandemic.Now, he’s revealed rescheduled dates for the planned Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Adelaide shows, and he’s added dates in both Perth and Auckland in New Zealand.

Yungblud is set to release his first short film – Mars “an uncensored, unfiltered portrayal of youth” based upon the singer’s 2020 song of the same name.The story for the film, which is a collaboration between Mercury Studios and Interscope Films, is based around Charlie Acaster, a young fan Yungblud met on tour who was struggling to convince her parents that she was transgender.Speaking of the film, which is set to come out in spring 2022, Yungblud said: “This story is an uncensored, unfiltered portrayal of youth. It revels in the fragile beauty of it, flirts with the pain of it and most importantly the undeniable, glimmering hope of it.

Yungblud has hit back at accusations that he mimed playing the guitar at a concert.A Twitter user reposted a TikTok video on Wednesday (November 3) which shows Yungblud playing the guitar during a recent performance.The user tweeted “guitars not even plugged in for fucks sake”. Earlier today, Yungblud retorted with a series of tweets, calling the user “a bully who wants a little ounce of attention.”The Doncaster artist explained that he had been using a wireless guitar, and that his guitar riff “doubles the baseline of the song” and accompanies the “high guitar an octave down”.to whom it might concern.

Bring Me The Horizon played an intimate show at Whiskey A Go Go in Los Angeles earlier this week – you can see footage from the gig below.Ahead of their performance at Knotfest Los Angeles tonight (November 5), the Sheffield band put on a special warm-up gig at the 500-capacity Whiskey A Go Go on Wednesday (November 3).Oli Sykes and co. ran through some of their older material as well as a bunch of tracks from last year’s ‘Post Human: Survival Horror’ EP, including: ‘Dear Diary’, ‘Teardrops’, ‘Ludens’, ‘Parasite Eve’, ‘Itch For The Cure (When Will We Be Free?)’ and ‘Kingslayer’.Bring Me were joined by Yungblud at one point for a wild performance of their collaborative single ‘Obey’.

Biffy Clyro frontman Simon Neil has praised Yungblud and said that he admires “him a lot”.The Scottish trio were recently supported by the Doncaster punk star at Glasgow Green and Neil said they were quite taken by him in a new interview with NME.“I love seeing anyone who’s inspired by rock and metal making their way in the mainstream,” he said. “There’s an era of your teenage years where you should be like, ‘I’m not doing what everyone else is fucking doing or what my parents tell me’.“If I was 15 I would be all-in on Yungblud.

Yungblud has announced a North American tour for 2022 – you can find all the details below.The Doncaster artist – real name Dominic Harrison – will take his ‘Life On Mars’ tour stateside early next year, having wrapped up a string of UK headline dates in Liverpool last Tuesday (October 19).“NORTH AMERICA IM COMING !!!” Yungblud wrote to announce the upcoming stint, which kicks off in Athens, Georgia on January 26. “These are our biggest shows yet!!! where am i going to see you?!”Other stop-offs include Atlanta, Nashville, Toronto, Montreal, New York, Chicago, Salt Lake City, Portland, San Francisco and Boston.

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.