The Second Episode Of ‘The Yungblud Show’ To Be Live-Streamed This Week
The first episode saw the artist become the number one trend worldwide on Twitter and has had over 600,000 views.
Yungblud has announced his ‘The Yungblud Show’ will be making a return this week amid the coronavirus outbreak across the world. The second episode will be live-streamed on the artists’s official YouTube channel on Thursday, 16 April at 7am PST/3pm BST.
Special guests include Travis Barker, Kelly Osbourne, Ashnikko, 24kGoldn and Machine Gun Kelly. He also promises some extra surprises along the way.
The artist, along with his full band, performed his ‘S__t’s Weird Keep Calm And Carry On’ show on Monday, 16 March at 7:00am PDT, also via a live stream on YouTube. During the set, Yungblud fielded questions from fans living in the 10-plus countries where he had been scheduled to perform throughout the spring.
That first episode of the live-streamed gig saw the artist, who won the award for Best Music Video at the NME Awards 2020, become the number one trend worldwide on Twitter and has had over 600k views.
Earlier this week Yungblud streamed footage of his 2019 gig at London’s O2 Brixton Academy online in full. The fast-rising musician, whose real name is Dominic Harrison, performed at the iconic venue on 21 November last year.
This came as he shared a teaser for the stream on his Instagram page, posting a clip of the moment he first appeared on stage at the show to a room of screaming fans. “Wish i could be on stage and wiv u right now,” he captioned the video.
Talking about the new stream, Yungblud said: “I was getting so frustrated that I can’t play a show and connect to my fan base.
“We were brainstorming ideas, and I remembered we had a bunch of people filming the Brixton show, so my team stayed up for a couple days editing it together. If we can’t go to a live show, I’m gonna bring one to them. This was one of the best nights of my life. A night that I wanted to relive with my fans once again.”
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