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September 21, 2025
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Yungblud on the ‘Idols’ tour – Photos by Silvia Paveri
Photos and review by SILVIA PAVERI
DANVILLE, VA – Midway through his Idols world tour, Yungblud stormed into Danville, Virginia, turning The Pantheon at Caesars Virginia into a masterclass of unfiltered energy and punk-rock communion.
Yungblud on the ‘Idols’ tour – Photos by Silvia Paveri
Sawyer Hill Warms Up the Crowd
Arkansas native Sawyer Hill opened the evening with a set that blended southern grit and modern urgency. His soulful voice and playful stage presence had the crowd hooked quickly, though he couldn’t resist ribbing the venue for its seating: “It’s a rock show, why are there chairs?”
The banter only added to his charm, setting the stage perfectly for the chaos to follow.
Singer Sawyer Hill – Photos by Silvia Paveri
Yungblud Unleashed
From the moment the fog lifted and the band took their places, anticipation boiled over. Bursting onto the stage in Chrome Hearts leather, Yungblud launched straight into a sprint of hits like “Funeral,” “Tin Pan Boy,” and “Loner,” his signature tambourine in hand. Sweat-drenched within minutes, he commanded every corner of the stage with manic energy, leaping, dancing, and screaming with abandon.
Yungblud on the ‘Idols’ tour – Photos by Silvia Paveri
Midway through the show, Yungblud took things to another level of unpredictability. Grabbing the venue’s video camera from a staff member, he turned it on himself and the crowd, projecting the live feed onto the big screen. In a cheeky, outrageous move, he even shoved the camera down the front of his pants, without actually exposing anything, sending the audience into hysterics. It was pure Yungblud: wild, rebellious, and walking the line between shock and humor.
Yungblud on the ‘Idols’ tour – Photos by Silvia Paveri
The setlist balanced fan favorites with new material from Idols, but one of the most powerful moments came with his Ozzy Osbourne tribute. Keeping his vow to play it every night, he performed “Changes”with heartfelt vulnerability, giving the crowd a breather before diving back into chaos.
Yungblud on the ‘Idols’ tour – Photos by Silvia Paveri
A Finale for the Books
The encore opened with “Ghosts,” Katie Dove-Dixon’s ethereal vocals floating over a sea of light before the band tore back into full force. The contrast of intimacy and explosion perfectly encapsulated the night’s energy.
Yungblud on the ‘Idols’ tour – Photos by Silvia Paveri
Final Verdict
For nearly two hours, Yungblud proved why his live shows are considered some of the most electrifying in modern rock. With his band’s precision, his unrelenting energy, and his ability to swing between punk chaos and emotional intimacy, Danville witnessed a performance that felt as personal as it was unforgettable.
Yungblud on the ‘Idols’ tour – Photos by Silvia Paveri
Main Set
Hello Heaven, Hello
The Funeral
Idols Pt. I
Lovesick Lullaby
strawberry lipstick
fleabag
Lowlife
Changes (Black Sabbath cover)
Fire
Tin Pan Boy (First verse and chorus)
braindead!
Loner
Encore
Ghosts
Zombie
Yungblud will return to the U.S. to play two rescheduled dates in Washington D.C. at the 9:30 Club Nov. 25 and Nov. 26. Catch the remaining dates of Yungblud’s tour – go here.
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Yungblud on the ‘Idols’ tour – Photos by Silvia Paveri
Photos and review by SILVIA PAVERI
DANVILLE, VA – Midway through his Idols world tour, Yungblud stormed into Danville, Virginia, turning The Pantheon at Caesars Virginia into a masterclass of unfiltered energy and punk-rock communion.
Yungblud on the ‘Idols’ tour – Photos by Silvia Paveri
Sawyer Hill Warms Up the Crowd
Arkansas native Sawyer Hill opened the evening with a set that blended southern grit and modern urgency. His soulful voice and playful stage presence had the crowd hooked quickly, though he couldn’t resist ribbing the venue for its seating: “It’s a rock show, why are there chairs?”
The banter only added to his charm, setting the stage perfectly for the chaos to follow.
Singer Sawyer Hill – Photos by Silvia Paveri
Yungblud Unleashed
From the moment the fog lifted and the band took their places, anticipation boiled over. Bursting onto the stage in Chrome Hearts leather, Yungblud launched straight into a sprint of hits like “Funeral,” “Tin Pan Boy,” and “Loner,” his signature tambourine in hand. Sweat-drenched within minutes, he commanded every corner of the stage with manic energy, leaping, dancing, and screaming with abandon.
Yungblud on the ‘Idols’ tour – Photos by Silvia Paveri
Midway through the show, Yungblud took things to another level of unpredictability. Grabbing the venue’s video camera from a staff member, he turned it on himself and the crowd, projecting the live feed onto the big screen. In a cheeky, outrageous move, he even shoved the camera down the front of his pants, without actually exposing anything, sending the audience into hysterics. It was pure Yungblud: wild, rebellious, and walking the line between shock and humor.
Yungblud on the ‘Idols’ tour – Photos by Silvia Paveri
The setlist balanced fan favorites with new material from Idols, but one of the most powerful moments came with his Ozzy Osbourne tribute. Keeping his vow to play it every night, he performed “Changes”with heartfelt vulnerability, giving the crowd a breather before diving back into chaos.
Yungblud on the ‘Idols’ tour – Photos by Silvia Paveri
A Finale for the Books
The encore opened with “Ghosts,” Katie Dove-Dixon’s ethereal vocals floating over a sea of light before the band tore back into full force. The contrast of intimacy and explosion perfectly enc