The penultimate night of Yungblud’s 11-date, sold-out O2 arena tour saw the 28-year-old deliver a 1-hour-40-minute set spanning four albums.

Opening with the nine-minute Hello Heaven, Hello, the show moved through a run of high-energy tracks including Lovesick Lullaby and The Funeral, as the packed arena responded with sustained applause.

A standout moment came during Fleabag, when Yungblud paused after the intro to invite a fan onstage to play the song on his white Gibson SG. Addressing the crowd, he said: “Make some noise, make him feel comfortable because he’s nervous.”

The set also included a rendition of Changes in tribute to Ozzy Osbourne, now a regular part of the show.

Following Ghosts, from his third consecutive UK No. 1 album Idols, Yungblud told the audience: “I’m so proud of what we’ve created. In a world that is so divided, we stand for love. We stand for unity.”

A string-accompanied version of the Grammy-nominated Zombie brought the main set to a close with a crowd singalong. The encore, Suburban Requiem, ended the night.

I’m so proud of what we’ve created. In a world that is so divided, we stand for love. We stand for unity.”

Setlist:
Hello Heaven, Hello
The Funeral
Idols Pt.1
Lovesick Lullaby
My Only Angel
Fleabag
Lowlife
Changes
I Need You (To Make The World Seem Fine)
Fire
War
Loner
Ghosts
Zombie
Suburban Requiem

Yungblud is a British singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist whose work blends rock and punk influences. His albums Weird! (2020), Yungblud (2022) and IDOLS (2025) all debuted at No. 1 on the UK Official Albums Chart.

He has received awards including MTV EMAs and the O2 Silver Clef Award for Best Live Act. In 2026, he became the first British artist to receive three Grammy nominations in rock categories in a single year, winning for his rendition of Changes, a tribute to Ozzy Osbourne.

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