British rock star Yungblud announced that it will have to stop all tour concerts “Idols: The World Tour” – with the same name as his most recent album, “Idols” – until the end of the year.
The announcement arrived via the musician’s social networks, justifying the cancellation of the shows due to medical recommendationsfollowing voice-related concerns.
The 28-year-old musician was frustrated, saying: “It’s in my nature to run until I burn out… but this time I’ve been told I need to take this seriously.”
“I don’t want to do any permanent damage to myself – we’re on a journey that I want to last forever”, he added, saying understanding that some fans may be frustrated and promising to make it up to them.
Who is Yungblud?
Yungblud is the stage name of Dominic Richard Harrison, British singer and songwriter born on August 5, 1997 in Doncaster, England.
His style is energetic, mixing rock, punk, pop and alternative elements, and his lyrics often address topics such as mental health, identity, politics and social justice.
The singer is also considered by rock fans as “heir to Ozzy Osbourne”above all by your bold and rebellious stylewhich recalls the spirit of the legendary singer of Black Sabbath.
Although I don’t play traditional heavy metal like OzzyYungblud is seen as representative of the new generation of British rock with attitude, intense stage presence and the ability to connect with fans in a visceral way – hallmarks of “Prince of Darkness”.
Known for themes such as “I Think I’m Okay”in collaboration with Machine Gun Kelly, and “Fleabag”Yungblud created the BludFesta festival that offers tickets at more affordable prices than many other music festivals in the UK.