To celebrate the release of his new self-titled album, British rapper Youngblood has announced “Occupy the Strip,” which will see it premiere at three legendary venues on Los Angeles’ Sunset Strip on September 8, with the concerts broadcasting globally. Via the Amazon Music channel on Twitch.
Yungblud says: “Some of the most famous artists have performed at these venues in the Strip. I played some of my first shows here, the first show that came out after Covid. It seemed the perfect way to celebrate my new album to cause some carnage and run three shows in a row with as many of my fans as possible. It’s going to be crazy, and I can share it with my family all over the world via livestream. Gather all your buddies and celebrate with me the new record! It’s going to be crazy.”
“Taking Yungblud in charge of the Sunset Strip is one of those once-in-a-lifetime moments that can’t be missed,” says Michael Bokonik, Amazon Music Chief Marketing Officer, “Amazon Music is proud to broadcast this event live. Yungblud around the world. It’s going to be wild.”
Fans can respond to the invitation to attend over here.
The album, released September 2 on Locomotion/Geffen Records, includes previously released songs such as “The Funeral” (the video clip featuring Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne), “Don’t Feel Like Feeling Sad Today,” and “Don’t Feel Like Feeling Sad Today.” Memories Ft. Willow” and “The Emperor”, which were recently announced as the official anthem for the 2022/23 ESPN College Football season.
Yungblud has recently completed major tours of Europe, Australia and New Zealand, and will show festival dates this fall, including Riot Fest in Chicago, Louder Than Life in Kentucky, Firefly in Delaware, After Shock in Sacramento, California and Austin City Limits in Austin , Texas.
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