Yungblud has announced some intimate “up close and personal” London and Kingston shows for 2026 – check out all the details below.
The musician will be performing two “exclusive, intimate, stripped-back 2026 shows” in 2026. The gigs will take place in April; tickets for both events go on sale this Friday (November 21) at 11am here – check out the dates below:
APRIL 2026
3 – Rough Trade x Outernet, London
4 – Banquet Records x Circuit, Kingston
Last week, it was announced that Yungblud had been forced to cancel all of his remaining 2025 shows on doctor’s orders, a decision he described as heartbreaking.
The singer has been on the road for much of the year as part of his ‘Idols’ world tour and he recently wrapped up a run of shows in North America and Europe. He was due to play a final few shows in the US and South America, but those have now been cancelled.
Tickets for gigs in Philadelphia, Cleveland and Washington DC will be refunded, as will shows in Mexico City and Latin America. Yungblud has also promised “a gift” to fans who had bought tickets for the affected shows.
Writing on Instagram Stories last week (November 16), Yungblud said: “It is in my nature to run and run until I run myself to the ground without giving a fuck about anything apart from the music and you guys but this time I’ve been told I have to take it seriously and I can’t fuck around. My heart is broken,” he added.
“I don’t want to do any lasting damage to myself, we are on a journey that I want to last forever. I understand that some of you will be frustrated. I just want you to know that this is so hard for me to do but I promise I will make it up to you.”
Yungblud is due to play a run of UK and Ireland arena dates in April, a tour that he recently extended due to outstanding demand. You can see the complete list of dates here and find any remaining tickets here. Before that, he also has a string of Australian shows booked for January, and will play at Lollapalooza India on January 24.
Yungblud released the first part of his latest album ‘Idols’ in June, and it hit Number One in the UK. He told NME of the album days before the first part’s release: “Part one is about the reclamation of yourself: ‘All you are is a self-fulfilling prophecy / A product of your own temptation.’
“Part two is the dark and downward spiral to the inevitable realisation that I’m not going to be here forever – who do I want to spend my life with? Mortality. Part two plummets you back down to earth, and it’s a little bit more cynical.”
‘Idols’ has now been nominated for a Grammy for Best Rock Album, while ‘Zombie’ is up for Best Rock Song. The live version of ‘Changes’ that he performed at Black Sabbath’s farewell ‘Back To The Beginning’ show is also nominated for Best Rock Performance.
His EP with Aerosmith, ‘One More Time’, is also set to arrive this Friday (November 21). They released a single from the EP, ‘My Only Angel’, on September 19, marking the hard rock icons’ first original release in over 12 years. The two acts worked together earlier that month to pay tribute to Ozzy Osbourne at the MTV VMAs.
