YUNGBLUD has officially unveiled his 2026 world tour, “Scarlet Havoc”, riding the crest of his recent Idols album success. With a title that evokes both blood and frenzy, this tour promises to be a theatrical explosion—less concert, more rock-infused ritual of rebellion.The tour kicks off in Dublin on April 15, followed by arena stops in Leeds (April 17), Cardiff (April 18), Glasgow (April 20), Newcastle (April 21), Birmingham (April 23), London (April 24), and Manchester (April 25). These are framed as his most “personal and ambitious” shows yet—a signal that Scarlet Havoc will dig deeper than ever into his identity and worldview.Fans spoke and YUNGBLUD listened: a Newcastle show on April 21 was added due to overwhelming demand. That’s a clear sign that this tour isn’t just big—it’s essential.The tour then shifts to North America, starting August 23 at Hollywood Palladium in L.A., rolling through cities like San Diego, Salt Lake City, Denver, Austin, Dallas, Atlanta, Washington DC, Detroit, Chicago, Brooklyn, Boston, Toronto, Ottawa, and Niagara Falls. Many of these shows feature rising opener Sawyer Hill, amplifying the energy from the jump.October sees YUNGBLUD hitting Europe: Amsterdam, Brussels, Düsseldorf, Paris, Nantes, Madrid, Munich, Zurich, Prague, Warsaw, Berlin, Luxembourg, Copenhagen, Stockholm, Hamburg, Vienna, and Bergamo wrap the trek. Fellow rockers Palaye Royale will join as special guests on this leg.This tour marks a progression from the introspective Idols era into something wilder and more theatrical. From rock-opera storytelling to raw, confessional energy, Scarlet Havoc sounds like the next act in Harrison’s ever-evolving saga.Scarlet suggests blood-red themes, Havoc suggests chaos—together, the phrase evokes ritualistic imagery. Expect dramatically lit stages, bold costume changes, and curated storytelling moments. With YUNGBLUD, the aesthetic is always part of the message.UK preorder codes were distributed via album bundles, with Ticketmaster handling general sales. In Glasgow, for example, presale began June 11 and general onsale June 13, with ticket prices ranging from £36–70. Expect quick sellouts, especially in cities like Glasgow, London, and Dublin.Dominic Harrison described these shows as his most intimate yet—intended to be not just high-energy shows, but personal confrontations with identity, masculinity, mental health, and fame, echoing the themes of Idols.North America will feature Sawyer Hill, while Europe gets Palaye Royale—each chosen to complement the chaotic, genre-bending aesthetic YUNGBLUD champions.Despite a recent cancellation of a Dundee show due to tonsillitis, YUNGBLUD has confirmed that the Glasgow arena show is full steam ahead. Vocal rest now, Scarlet Havoc later.If Scarlet Havoc’s promise holds true, fans are in for an explosive journey—YUNGBLUD staging a rock ritual that blends raw emotion with larger-than-life stagecraft. From Dublin’s 3Arena to Hollywood Palladium to Paris’ Zénith and back to Bergamo, this is a global declaration: the chaos is coming, and we’re all invited.
“YUNGBLUD Announces ‘Scarlet Havoc’: 2026 World Tour Fueled by Chaos and Mystery — Cities and Dates Revealed…
