Yungblud & Neck Deep at Utilita Arena, Newcastle

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Yungblud announced World Wide tour to stop off at Utilita Arena Newcastle


Yungblud & Neck Deep

Utilita Arena, Newcastle 

February 21st 2023

Tickets: https://ticketmaster-uk.tm7559.net/0JNv0L 


Internationally acclaimed, multiple- award winning British musician Yungbludhas announced ‘Yungblud, the world tour’, with headline dates across the UK for February 2023. 


Yungblud takes to the stage at seven arenas around the UK, including a date at Utilita Arena Newcastle on February 21st 2023. Supporting Yungblud, British pop-punk band Neck Deep will be special guests. 


The announcement comes ahead of the release of Yungblud’s highly anticipated self-titled third studio album, which will be released on September 2nd. The album features previously released fan favourites ‘The Funeral,’ ‘Don’t Feel Like Feeling Sad Today,’ and ‘Memories’ Ft. Willow. 


Throughout this tour, Yungblud will be teaming up with Show Support, to offer specialist mental health support for fans attending the concerts. The aim is to provide a safe space for fans at shows, with access to qualified mental health professionals to help with any experiences related to panic attacks, anxiety, or other mental health related concerns. Fans will be able to access this support before, during and after the shows. During the shows, a safe space, fully equipped with qualified councillors, alongside a helpdesk to answer any questions will be available. This support will expand beyond the arenas, with a dedicated email helpline being established to answer any queries related to mental health from Yungblud fans before, during and after the show. 


Yungblud has undeniably become a rock 'n' roll pillar for Gen-Z, while harnessing support from Rock Legends such as Mick Jagger, Ozzy Osborne, Steve Jones and Dave Grohl. 


Tickets go on general sale Thursday August 25th at 09.00am and are expected to be in high demand. Hospitality packages are also available. 


Tickets are available from our affiliate  Tickemaster: https://ticketmaster-uk.tm7559.net/0JNv0L


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