Chart-topping pop star announces ‘personal' Glasgow show
He will perform six shows in the UK
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A CHART-topping megastar has promised Glasgow fans a "personal" gig when he arrives in the city.
Parents chanter YUNGBLUD has announced the UK dates for his world tour.
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YUNGBLUD will be performing at the OVO Hydro
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The star will embark on a world tour next month
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YUNGBLUD has promised fans the most "personal and ambitious" show
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The singer, 27, will be on the road performing songs from his new album Idols.
The world tour will kick off next month and take him across North America and then Europe.
He will be performing at six gigs across Britain next April.
YUNGBLUD will take to the stage in Leeds to kick off the tour on April 17.
He will then head to Cardiff the next day for his fans in Wales.
The singer will come north and perform at the OVO Hydro on April 20 2026.
After his time in Scotland he will head south for shows in Birmingham, London and Manchester.
Fans have been promised the "most personal and ambitious" show described as a "modern rock opera."
A statement released by OVO Hydro read: "YUNGBLUD, the boundary-pushing artist from Doncaster, has taken the world by storm with two UK #1 albums, six billion global Spotify streams, and back-to-back entries in the Billboard Top 100.
"In 2024, he launched his own festival, Bludfest with over 22,000 attendees and generated over 200m views, and became a Sunday Times bestselling author with You Need to Exist.
"Now, in 2025, YUNGBLUD returns with his most personal and ambitious project yet—Idols, a genre-defying album born from a journey of reinvention, rebellion, and radical self-expression.
"Described as a modern rock opera, Idols is a bold new chapter—and he's bringing it to life on stage with a powerful live show you won't want to miss."
Tickets will go on presale for OVO Live on June 11 and for SEC presale on June 12.
Tickets will go on sale at 10am on Friday June 13 and will cost anything between £36 and £70.
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