Doncaster rock star Yungblud to feature in London photography exhibition
The Doncaster singer is the focus of the dramatic series of images
Doncaster rock star Yungblud is to feature in a dramatic new photography exhibition in London.
The singer, whose real name is Dominic Harrison, will star in Yungblud: Idols. an intimate and electrifying photography exhibition by acclaimed British photographer and three-time Abbey Road Music Photography Award winner Tom Pallant.
The exhibition opens on 20 November at Union Pacific, 17 Goulston Street, London and is free entry.
The exhibition features an album playback on Friday 20 November and an artist Q&A with Tom Pallant on Saturday 21 November.
Pallant, Yungblud’s long-time trusted photographer and creative director, has been at the artist’s side for years, documenting his rise through pandemonium-filled sold-out concerts around the world, three Grammy nominations, four number one albums, and a catalyst performance at Villa Park for Back to the Beginning.
Through it all, Pallant has documented every moment through personal, bold, and artistically distinct imagery.
The Idols exhibition represents the latest chapter of that collaboration, spanning the recording and writing process, the initial release of the album, and the live shows where these songs were played.
The result is an immersive body of work that captures the raw energy, vulnerability and rebellion that define one of the most influential alt-rock figures of a generation.
The timeless, black-and-white shots capture Yungblud like no one else can.
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The London exhibition marks an exclusive showcase for the collection in the UK, following its world debut in Sydney earlier this year, where it was met with an overwhelming response from fans.
Many of the photographs on display have never been seen publicly, offering audiences an unprecedented window into the Idols era and the world Yungblud has built around it.
All prints are museum-quality limited edition archival works on fine art Hahnemuhle paper, hand-signed by Tom Pallant and available to purchase at the gallery.
Tom Pallant, whose work has earned him three consecutive wins at the Abbey Road Music Photography Awards, said: "Being able to bring this show to London and share the Idols world at home is going to be super special.
“As we close the chapter on Idols, this feels like the right moment to bring together a collection of our favourite work, including a lot of images that both we and others might have missed along the way.
“This exhibition builds on the foundation we made in Sydney.
“I've always been drawn to the moments that happen around a performance as much as the performance itself, the exhaustion, the chaos, the feeling of putting everything you have into something.
“I'm hoping people are able to view Idols as a whole project and see the journey we all went on."