Yungblud: Last News

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 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 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 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.

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 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 has made his debut on the Sky revival of Never Mind The Buzzcocks – watch footage below.“I was in Milan once, and I’ve got the best fanbase in the world [there], like they [camp] out for two days,” said the British performer before encouraging a round of applause for his fanbase from the audience.“No one had eaten anything for two days,” he continued.

Bring Me The Horizon took to The O2 in London tonight (September 26) for the final night of their ‘POST HUMAN’ tour.The Sheffield rock giants – along with You Me At Six and Nova Twins – have been on the road for the past seven days, starting in Hull last Monday (September 20) and taking in Glasgow, Cardiff, Sheffield, Birmingham, as well as tonight’s show in the country’s capital.Besides being joined on stage by Nova Twins for ‘1×1’ – which they’ve been performing together throughout the tour – Bring Me The Horizon brought out Yungblud to perform their 2020 collaboration ‘Obey’, taken from BMTH’s ‘POST HUMAN: SURVIVAL HORROR’ EP.Performed as the first song of the encore, the electric team up was met with a rapturous screams and applause.

Yungblud has added another date to his imminent ‘Life On Mars’ UK tour, and confirmed that renforshort will support on the dates.The shows, which follow a recent run of festival slots, will begin at the end of September and continue throughout the whole of October.Following a set at Glasgow’s TRNSMT Festival this weekend (September 10-12), Yungblud will begin a run of headline shows on September 27 at the Brighton Dome. A huge London date comes at Alexandra Palace on October 1.Ahead of the shows, renforshort has been announced as the tour’s support act, while a new show at the Edinburgh Corn Exchange has also been confirmed for October 11.

Yungblud will lace up his boots next month as he prepares to join the line-up for Soccer Aid 2021.The Doncaster singer will join a squad that also includes the likes of Tom Grennan as they gear up to face a Soccer Aid World XI at Manchester City’s Etihad Stadium on September 4.The match is in aid of UNICEF and will be broadcast live on ITV, with winners picking up the Soccer Aid trophy from David Beckham.“It’s crazy to be taking part in Soccer Aid for UNICEF – I feel like I’ve been waiting for the call my whole life! Being asked wasn’t something I even had to think about – I said yes before I got the call,” Yungblud said of the honour.“I can’t wait to get back in front of an audience.

Miley Cyrus and Yungblud are not an item. The two sparked romance rumors after a fun night out together in Los Angeles last week, but they're not a couple, a source tells ET. «Miley and Yungblud are not dating,» the source says.

Yungblud has revealed that he’s planning to take “a week offline” to focus on finishing new music.The singer told fans on social media that he’s taking a brief break in order to focus on writing new material.Sharing a series of snaps which saw him in the studio, he wrote on Instagram: “I love you family. Takin a week offline to lick lollipops n finish some of the new shit.

Biffy Clyro have rescheduled their huge outdoor show in Glasgow for later this year, and changed the venue for the event.The show, originally set for late June in Bellahouston Park, will now take place across the city at Glasgow Green on September 9.As with the original date, support for the show will come from Yungblud, Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes and Porridge Radio.“We’ve missed playing for you guys a lot & wish June could happen but alas…” the band wrote on Twitter to announce the rescheduled show.

Yungblud has confessed he’s ‘never felt closer’ to his fans after deciding to post a livestream of his new album amid the coronavirus pandemic.The 23-year-old singer, who still hasn’t forgiven I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! star Jordan North for accidentally calling him by his ex-girlfriend Halsey’s name during an interview, released his second studio album – Weird! – earlier this month.In a clip shared exclusively with Metro.co.uk, Yungblud sits down with Cynthia Erivo, Nish Kumar, Russell Tovey, Kate Maltby and Sir Matthew Bourne OBE to chat about the bond he’s forged with his supporters in the upcoming episode of Sky Arts Late.‘I’ve never felt more connected to my fan base than ever right now,’ Yungblud, whose real name is Dominic

Yungblud has said the last 18 months have been the most “topsy-turvy” of his life.

“Working from home” has taken on a very different meaning for musicians who’ve postponed or canceled tours but seek to connect with disappointed fans on social media in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. Few have gone nearly as far in trying to make up for that lost in-person connection as Yungblud, who will perform a full in-studio concert Monday morning in Los Angeles and live-stream it on his YouTube channel.