The English singer Yungblud started his European tour in Lisbon, in Campo Pequeno, an artist with a very loyal audience who attended the Lisbon room for a super energetic and daring night.
The young British singer, Dominic Harrison, Yungblud, didn’t stop for a second on the stage, with contagious energy, he drove fans crazy from the first moment on stage, the concert started with the stage covered with a curtain, which only fell with Yungblud already on stage, and with Campo Pequeno calling him in unison.
The singer/author has garnered praise from critics and other musicians, the last one, Mick Jagger, from the Rolling Stones, said that Yungblud, along with Machine Gun Kelly, is one of the young artists who bring rock to life.
Yungblud is really a role model for many teenagers, in his lyrics, themes such as mental health and gender identity are common, and respect for the public that follows him was also evident when he stopped playing twice to help two fainted fans in the standing audience at Campo Pequeno, something that happened several times before and during the concert.
The singer was joined on stage by Adam Warrington on guitar, Ben Sharp on drums, for the presentation of themes from his two albums, ‘weird!’ and ’21st Century Liability’, Yungblud has even promised a third work later this year.
Yungblud ended the night on the street, behind Campo Pequeno, on top of a crane, thanking the fans for all the love in his first concert in the Portuguese capital.
The first part of the concert was in charge of the Nova Twins, a band that was invited to be part of the European Tour, ‘Life On Mars’, a duo formed by Georgia South and Amy Love, who warmed up the public for the attraction of the night with ther “punk”.
