Yungblud brought his massive 'Idols' world tour to London's O2 Arena on Friday night (April 24), delivering a high-energy show that included tracks from his collaborative EP with Aerosmith, a heartfelt tribute to Ozzy Osbourne, and a surprise fan moment.
The Doncaster-born star, real name Dominic Harrison, kicked off the sold-out show with 'Hello Heaven, Hello', the debut single from his 'Idols' project. He then tore through a blistering trio of 'The Funeral', 'Idols Pt. I', and 'Lovesick Lullaby' before launching into 'My Only Angel', his soaring collaboration with Aerosmith that first premiered at the 2025 VMAs.
"Are you motherfuckers ready for the best night of your lives? Because for the next two hours, you’re mine," Yungblud roared to the crowd. He later expressed disbelief at headlining the iconic venue, saying he felt "so proud of what his community – which stands for love, unity and acceptance – is becoming."
One of the night's most memorable moments came when Harrison invited a fan onstage to play guitar on 'Fleabag', and later walked into the crowd, carried aloft on fans' shoulders.
The set balanced explosive, pyro-filled renditions of 'Loner' and 'Fire' with more intimate moments. A moving cover of Black Sabbath's 'Changes' served as a tribute to Ozzy Osbourne, with Yungblud telling the audience: "We are going to scream this so fucking loud that he hears it in fucking heaven." He also performed fan-favourite 'Zombie'.
The 'Idols' tour, which kicked off in Sheffield last week, continues to showcase Yungblud's evolution as a major arena act.