

YUNGBLUD, born Dominic Richard Harrison on August 5, 1997, in Doncaster, South Yorkshire, England, is a British singer, songwriter, and actor renowned for his energetic fusion of alternative rock, pop punk, and hip-hop. Raised in a musically inclined family—his father owned a guitar shop, and his grandfather played with the 1970s rock band T. Rex—Harrison was immersed in music from an early age.
He began his musical journey in 2017, releasing his debut single "King Charles". His first studio album, 21st Century Liability (2018), showcased his confrontational style and socially conscious lyrics, addressing themes like mental health and youth disenfranchisement. His sophomore album, Weird! (2020), marked a stylistic evolution, blending pop-punk with introspective themes, and debuted at number one on the UK Albums Chart. The self-titled third album, YUNGBLUD (2022), continued to explore personal and societal issues, featuring tracks like "The Funeral" and "Tissues."
YUNGBLUD is also known for his outspoken advocacy on issues such as gender identity, mental health, and political activism. He publicly identifies as pansexual and has been candid about his experiences with sexuality and self-expression. His distinctive style and commitment to inclusivity have resonated with a diverse fanbase, establishing him as a prominent voice for Gen Z.
In addition to his music career, YUNGBLUD has ventured into acting and continues to engage with fans through various platforms, including his official Instagram account. His forthcoming album, Idols, is set for release on June 20, 2025, promising to further showcase his artistic evolution.

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Idols, the fourth studio album by YUNGBLUD, marks a significant evolution in his discography. Released on 20 June 2025 via Locomotion Recordings and Capitol Records, the album is s
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Madeleine Mathews connects Stuck to the cost of building a life in music, while its video imagines an escape from an ordinary workday.
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The band’s account of Sigil explains how Maia Sinaiko’s Lullaby prompted Susanna Thomson to write Wounds of Purification. The album is due October 23.
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Dustin White connects the new single to a lost photograph and a Columbus science-fiction convention, ahead of Functional Music on November 6.