This evening (19 March), ‘The Funeral’ singer announced via X (formerly Twitter) the exclusive show. Using the single’s artwork to promote the event, Yungblud stated: “I will be playing a free show in London on Friday night. We will be performing a couple of songs from the new album live for the first time.”

I will be playing a free show in London on Friday night. Tickets available here. https://t.co/oGUwxvTPUZ pic.twitter.com/TwLGzb2qnv

— YUNGBLUD (@yungblud) March 19, 2025

Taking place at Scala, King’s Cross, Yungblud fans are in for a treat during this unique experience, having the opportunity to hear the performer’s new music before its release. Thus far, the upcoming LP’s title, tracklist and release date hasn’t been specified to fans.

The upcoming show signifies the beginning of a new sonic era for Yungblud. ‘Hello Heaven, Hello’, which clocks in at over nine minutes provides the foundations for fans awaiting Dom’s new musical chapter. With multiple tempo changes, electrifying instrumentation and uplifting lyricism, the lead single shows a new side to the performer that many were not expecting. With an acoustic-driven feel embedded throughout, Harrison’s vulnerability is profound as he expresses: “There’s a chance I won’t see you tomorrow / So I will spend today saying hello”.

4 years in the making and it all begins Tuesday. im happy, healthy, nervous, terrified all at the same time but I have never felt more clear or been more proud to stand by anything i have ever made. we did exactly what we set out to do. this album is an adventure and i want you… pic.twitter.com/xg53iYMvdQ — YUNGBLUD (@yungblud) March 15, 2025

According to the 27-year-old, the new track marks  “a goodbye to the past” and a “ ‘hello’ to the future” but through components that are more sonically ambitious and inspired by his roots in rock music; after revealing it was the first genre he was ever exposed to and which helped him “find an identity as a human being”.

Tickets for the show were available via DICE but sold out almost immediately, due to the very high demand for the limited capacity, exclusive show. However, fans who were unable to get a ticket can join a waiting list for a chance to get their hands on a ticket.

As ‘Hello Heaven, Hello’ signifies the beginning of a new era, one of which marks Yungblud’s artistry being as clear as ever, fans attending Yungblud’s Friday show will witness a glimpse into the performer’s exciting upcoming material.

Yungblud, otherwise known as Dominic Harrison, recently cleared his social media to showcase the beginning of a seemingly new musical era on Tuesday (March 11) with a series of black and white photos, which sees the performer topless with a microphone in hand surrounded by Marshall speakers. Each post gave a subtle clue to the new single, as the three posts revealed an individual word to unveil the single’s title.

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This evening (Friday, 14 March), Harrison took to social media to tease the new single and its upcoming release. With a running time of 9 minutes and 6 seconds, fans have suspected this oddly specific track length is another subliminal message from the artist upon his announcement of new music.

The 27-year-old performer first burst onto the scene in 2018 with a five-track self-titled EP and has since established a prominent reputation for his high-energy live performances, emotionally raw and thought-provoking lyrics alongside sonic soundscapes that are reminiscent of post-punk whilst carefully intertwining components of hip hop, pop and alt-rock. With two number 1 albums to his name, ‘weird!’ (2020) and ‘YUNGBLUD’ (2022) respectively, Dom is recognised for his most prominent tracks ‘parents’, ‘The Funeral’ and ‘Lowlife’ alongside his collaborations with Halsey and Travis Barker on ‘11 Minutes’ and ‘I Think I’m Okay’ with Machine Gun Kelly.

‘Hello Heaven, Hello’ currently has no audio teaser available, however, the ‘Cotton Candy’ performer’s announcement post featured a black and white video of an orchestra in the studio, which many can speculate will be a characteristic at the forefront of the new single.

Harrison hinted at the new single during an interview with Kerrang! last August, the singer stated: “The first song is nine minutes long with two guitar solos in it. We’re going big with orchestras. We got to this point and position where we’re like, ‘right, what do we love? We love rock music. How do we push it forward but also adhere to what we f***ing love? Let’s make a record that we love listening to!”

Hello Heaven, Hello. The first single off my new album. 9 minutes and 6 seconds. Tuesday 18th of March. 7pm.https://t.co/rrp4ocxVWW pic.twitter.com/aeXI5r61BS

— YUNGBLUD (@yungblud) March 14, 2025

The new single is the first track from Yungblud’s upcoming fourth studio album, which will be a double album and the singer’s first LP since his self-titled 2022 release.

With a new album on the way and the second instalment of Bludfest set to take place at Milton Keynes Bowl in June, 2025 marks a really exciting time for Yungblud fans.