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Yungblud brings his 'Idols' world tour back to Yorkshire for its opening arena date
The arena run continues with stops across the UK and Ireland this month.
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"Psychotic Kids - Live In Atlanta" is a track by YUNGBLUD, from the album YUNGBLUD (Live In Atlanta). The track is 2:42 long. It's filed under Alternative. Dork has published 20 articles about YUNGBLUD.
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Twenty-one signed silk screen prints from iconic live music moments go on sale today.
YUNGBLUD has announced 'Idols II', the second installment of his album 'Idols'.
One of the most interesting, vocal and expressive stars of the last decade, Dom Harrison has already done it all. As he headlines the second edition of his very own annual festival, we find out why Yungblud has taken the brakes right off for his most ambitious era yet.
"I got really emotional when writing this," says Yungblud.
"I got really emotional when writing this," says Yungblud.
It follows the release of single 'Lowlife' in June.
The new collaboration was shared yesterday, November 3rd, via DTA Records.
Dame Judi Dench, Bear Grylls and Katherine Ryan will also feature in the new interview series.
It is taken from his self-titled album, released on 2nd September.
With a desire to be the most honest version of himself possible, YUNGBLUD's self-titled era has arrived.
With his self-titled third album set to land on 2nd September, he'll be supported on the run by Neck Deep.
There's also Phoebe Green, Lauran Hibberd, The Big Moon, Ezra Furman, Stella Donnelly, Crawlers and more.
Dom is back on the front of Dork for the second of our five special edition covers, out Friday 12th August.
The track has been chosen as the official anthem for ESPN's 2022 College Football Season.
It's a cut from his upcoming album, due in September.
Yungblud brought the chaos to London's Southbank this afternoon (Monday 20th June), as he invited fans down to shoot a video to new track 'I Don't Feel Like Feeling Sad'.
The news announced during a livestream in which he received a tattoo on his ribcage.
It's accompanied by a music video directed by Colin Tilley.
Every so often, an artist comes along that refuses to conform to expectations.
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