Yungblud, the zombie star, informed fans he was “so sorry” to have cancelled his Dundee show tomorrow following his star turn at Black Sabbath’s farewell gig.
Yungblud has been forced to cancel his gig in Scotland this week after suffering from tonsilitis. The Zombie star, real name Dominic Harrison, 27, told fans he was “so sorry” to not be able to perform in Dundee tomorrow after taking medical advice.
Taking to Instagram today, four days after he wowed crowds at Villa Park supporting Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath for their epic farewell gig, he wrote: “Dundee, I have some bad news. I was diagnosed with tonsilitis, I was trying to get them out, but obviously I need to find time as I’m on the road all the time.
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To prevent my voice from deteriorating, the doctor has instructed me to remain in bed for two days. I’m so sorry, but I’m never going to let anyone down. I value these close-knit experiences so highly. Although I’ll have to reschedule this performance at a later time, I’ll be in Liverpool on Friday. In the upcoming days, information will be made available. I have a crush on you all.
At a moving farewell concert in Birmingham on Saturday, Yungblud led a supergroup through a cover of Black Sabbath’s “Changes.”
The powerful version of Sabbath’s classic ballad was described as brining the sold-out crowd in tears, according to the Mirror team who were at the Back To The Beginning farewell concert.
Yungblud was joined on stage by Black Sabbath/Ozzy Osbourne touring keyboardist Adam Wakeman, Anthrax’s Frank Bello on bass, Nuno Bettencourt on guitar, and Sleep Token’s II on drums.
Before the farewell concert began, the Doncaster performer gave Ozzy a custom cross.
Ozzy gave me his gold cross while filming The Funeral, and he said, “I hope this brings you luck,” Yungblud said of the special moment backstage.
“I figured it was time for me to return the favor and let him know how important he and the band are to me at this monumental moment,” he said.
He captioned the clip: “my f****** hero]bat emoji] (sic)”
When he presented Ozzy with a large wooden box, he said, “I made you something.” You eluded me, and I wanted to give you something because I made you.
Ozzy looked up the box and said, “Oh my god, that is unbelievable.”
Yungblud has 46 upcoming concerts on their schedule and is currently on tour in 17 different nations. His next stop on the road was supposed to be Dundee’s Livehouse, but it’s now Liverpool’s The Dome.
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Source: Mirror
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