Complete List Of Yungblud Songs From A to Z

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If you watched Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath’s Back to the Beginning farewell concert, you may have been one of the millions of viewers asking, “Who is this guy?” when Yungblud took the stage. His emotional performance of “Changes” became one of the event’s defining moments, and the officially released recording later earned him the 2026 Grammy Award for Best Rock Performance. We miss you, Ozzy.

Yungblud’s real name is Dominic Richard Harrison, and he grew up in Doncaster, South Yorkshire, England. Music ran through his family. His grandfather performed with T. Rex, while his father owned a guitar shop, giving Harrison early access to the sounds and instruments that would shape his future. He moved to London in his teens to pursue acting and music, but songwriting and live performance ultimately gave him his clearest creative identity. By 2017, he had embraced the stage name Yungblud, a moniker associated with youth, defiance, and openness.

He released his debut single, “King Charles,” in 2017, followed by “I Love You, Will You Marry Me.” His early recordings introduced a mixture of punk attitude, hip-hop rhythm, pop melody, and social commentary. The Yungblud EP arrived in 2018, followed later that year by his first full-length album, 21st Century Liability. Songs including “Polygraph Eyes,” “Medication,” and “Psychotic Kids” addressed sexual assault, mental health, alienation, and self-identity with a directness that quickly connected with younger listeners.

As his audience grew, Yungblud became known for high-energy performances and an unusually close relationship with his fans. In 2019, he released The Underrated Youth EP, which included “Parents,” “Original Me,” “Casual Sabotage,” and “Hope for the Underrated Youth.” That same year, he collaborated with Halsey and Travis Barker on “11 Minutes” and appeared with Machine Gun Kelly and Barker on “I Think I’m Okay,” two recordings that greatly expanded his international audience.

Yungblud released his second studio album, Weird!, in 2020. The record debuted at number one on the UK Albums Chart and explored identity, isolation, sexuality, community, and the search for belonging. “God Save Me, but Don’t Drown Me Out,” “Mars,” “Strawberry Lipstick,” and the title track demonstrated his ability to combine personal vulnerability with loud, immediate pop-rock arrangements.

His self-titled third album, Yungblud, followed in 2022 and also reached number one in the United Kingdom. “The Funeral,” “Tissues,” “Memories,” “Cruel Kids,” and “The Boy in the Black Dress” continued his exploration of individuality while placing greater emphasis on classic rock, glam, and alternative influences.

In 2025, Yungblud released Idols, the first section of an ambitious project that expanded his sound through orchestral arrangements, extended compositions, and a more traditional rock approach. The album included “Hello Heaven, Hello,” “Zombie,” “The Greatest Parade,” “Ghosts,” “War,” and “Supermoon.” The completed nineteen-song edition arrived in 2026 with additional recordings including “I Need You (To Make the World Seem Fine),” “The Postman,” “Time,” “War Pt. II,” “Blueberry Hill,” and “Suburban Requiem.”

The period surrounding Idols also brought several major collaborations. Yungblud recorded the Grammy-winning live version of Black Sabbath’s “Changes” at Ozzy Osbourne’s farewell concert and joined Aerosmith for the 2025 EP One More Time. The project featured “My Only Angel,” “Problems,” “Wild Woman,” “A Thousand Days,” and a new version of “Back in the Saddle.”

Yungblud’s work extends beyond his own albums through soundtrack recordings, guest appearances, acoustic performances, charity singles, and collaborations with artists including Halsey, Travis Barker, Machine Gun Kelly, Bring Me the Horizon, Avril Lavigne, Demi Lovato, Lil Yachty, Aerosmith, and The Smashing Pumpkins. The list below brings together his principal officially released songs and credited collaborations, along with selected acoustic, live, and session versions that received separate commercial releases.

Complete List Of Yungblud Songs From A to Z

“11 Minutes” – with Halsey featuring Travis Barker; standalone single (2019)
“21st Century Liability” – 21st Century Liability (2018)
“Abyss” – Kaiju No. 8 theme single (2024)
“Acting Like That” – featuring Machine Gun Kelly and Travis Barker; standalone single (2020)
“Anarchist” – 21st Century Liability (2018)
“Anarchist (Unplugged)” – Yungblud (Unplugged) (2018)
“Back in the Saddle (2025 Mix)” – with Aerosmith; One More Time EP (2025)
“Blueberry Hill” – Idols (Complete) (2026)
“The Boy in the Black Dress” – Yungblud (2022)
“Braindead!” – The Underrated Youth EP (2019)
“Breakdown.” – standalone single (2024)
“California” – 21st Century Liability (2018)
“California (Unplugged)” – Yungblud (Unplugged) (2018)
“Casual Sabotage” – The Underrated Youth EP (2019)
“Change” – Idols (2025)
“Changes (Live From Villa Park / Back to the Beginning)” – with Nuno Bettencourt and Frank Bello, featuring Adam Wakeman and II; standalone single (2025)
“Charity” – Weird! (2020)
“City of Angels (Remix)” – 24kGoldn featuring Yungblud; standalone single (2020)
“Cotton Candy” – Weird! (2020)
“Cruel Kids” – Yungblud (2022)
“Die a Little” – 13 Reasons Why: Season 3 soundtrack (2019)
“Die for a Night” – Yungblud (2022)
“Die for the Hype” – 21st Century Liability (2018)
“Doctor Doctor” – 21st Century Liability (2018)
“Doctor Doctor (Unplugged)” – Yungblud (Unplugged) (2018)
“Don’t Feel Like Feeling Sad Today” – Yungblud (2022)
“Don’t Go” – Yungblud (2022)
“The Emperor” – standalone single (2022)
“Eulogy” – 21st Century Liability (2018)
“Falling Skies” – featuring Charlotte Lawrence; 13 Reasons Why: Season 2 soundtrack (2018)
“Fire” – Idols (2025)
“Fleabag” – standalone single (2021)
“Fleabag (Acoustic)” – standalone single (2021)
“Freak” – Demi Lovato featuring Yungblud; Holy Fvck (2022)
“The Freak Show” – Weird! (2020)
“The Funeral” – Yungblud (2022)
“The Funeral (Recorded at L’Olympia, Paris)” – Deezer Sessions EP (2022)
“Ghosts” – Idols (2025)
“God Save Me, but Don’t Drown Me Out” – Weird! (2020)
“The Greatest Parade” – Idols (2025)
“Happier” – featuring Oli Sykes; standalone single (2023)
“Hated” – standalone single (2023)
“Hello Heaven, Hello” – Idols (2025)
“Hope for the Underrated Youth” – The Underrated Youth EP (2019)
“I Cry 2” – Yungblud (2022)
“I Love You, Will You Marry Me” – 21st Century Liability (2018)
“I Need You (To Make the World Seem Fine)” – Idols (Complete) (2026)
“I Think I’m Okay” – with Machine Gun Kelly and Travis Barker; Hotel Diablo (2019)
“I Was Made for Lovin’ You” – The Fall Guy soundtrack (2024)
“Ice Cream Man” – Weird! (2020)
“Idols Pt. I” – Idols (2025)
“Idols Pt. II” – Idols (2025)
“I’m a Mess” – with Avril Lavigne; Love Sux (Deluxe Edition) (2022)
“It’s Quiet in Beverly Hills” – Weird! (2020)
“Kill Somebody” – 21st Century Liability (2018)
“Kill Somebody (Unplugged)” – Yungblud (Unplugged) (2018)
“King Charles” – Yungblud EP (2018)
“Lemonade” – with Denzel Curry; A Weird! AF Halloween EP (2020)
“Loner” – standalone single (2019)
“Love Song” – Weird! (2020)
“Lovesick Lullaby” – Idols (2025)
“Lowlife” – standalone single (2023)
“Machine Gun (F**k the NRA)” – 21st Century Liability (2018)
“Mad” – Yungblud (2022)
“Mars” – Weird! (2020)
“Medication” – 21st Century Liability (2018)
“Medication (Unplugged)” – Yungblud (Unplugged) (2018)
“Memories” – featuring WILLOW; Yungblud (2022)
“Memories (Recorded at L’Olympia, Paris)” – Deezer Sessions EP (2022)
“Monday Murder” – Idols (2025)
“My Only Angel” – with Aerosmith; One More Time EP (2025)
“My Only Angel (Desert Road Version)” – with Aerosmith, featuring Steve Martin; standalone single (2025)
“Obey” – with Bring Me the Horizon; Post Human: Survival Horror (2020)
“Original Me” – featuring Dan Reynolds; The Underrated Youth EP (2019)
“Parents” – The Underrated Youth EP (2019); later included on editions of Weird!
“Parents (Recorded at L’Olympia, Paris)” – Deezer Sessions EP (2022)
“Patience” – KSI featuring Yungblud and Polo G; All Over the Place (2021)
“Polygraph Eyes” – 21st Century Liability (2018)
“Polygraph Eyes (Unplugged)” – Yungblud (Unplugged) (2018)
“The Postman” – Idols (Complete) (2026)
“Problems” – with Aerosmith; One More Time EP (2025)
“Psychotic Kids” – 21st Century Liability (2018)
“Psychotic Kids (Unplugged)” – Yungblud (Unplugged) (2018)
“Sex Not Violence” – Yungblud (2022)
“Strawberry Lipstick” – Weird! (2020)
“Strawberry Lipstick (Recorded at L’Olympia, Paris)” – Deezer Sessions EP (2022)
“Suburban Requiem” – Idols (Complete) (2026)
“Superdeadfriends” – Weird! (2020)
“Supermoon” – Idols (2025)
“Sweet Heroine” – Yungblud (2022)
“Tell It Like It Is” – as Dominic Harrison; The Lodge: Music from the TV Series (2016)
“Teresa” – Weird! (2020)
“Time” – Idols (Complete) (2026)
“Time in a Bottle” – Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw soundtrack (2019)
“Times Like These” – as part of Live Lounge Allstars; charity single (2020)
“Tin Pan Boy” – Yungblud EP (2018)
“Tissues” – Yungblud (2022)
“Tongue Tied” – with Marshmello and Blackbear; standalone single (2019)
“A Thousand Days” – with Aerosmith; One More Time EP (2025)
“Waiting on the Weekend” – The Underrated Youth EP (2019)
“War” – Idols (2025)
“War Pt. II” – Idols (Complete) (2026)
“Weird!” – Weird! (2020)
“When We Die (Can We Still Get High?)” – featuring Lil Yachty; standalone single (2024)
“Wild Woman” – with Aerosmith; One More Time EP (2025)
“Wild Woman (Lainey Wilson Version)” – with Aerosmith and Lainey Wilson; standalone single (2025)
“Zombie” – Idols (2025)
“Zombie (Acoustic)” – standalone single (2025)
“Zombie (featuring The Smashing Pumpkins)” – Idols (Complete) (2026)