“Love, unity and fucking, community” summarizes the yungblud concert at Seattle's Paramount Theatre perfectly. It was nothing short of a punk rock revelation. Their electrifying performance was a high-voltage celebration of rebellion, each chord and lyric pulsating with raw energy that sent waves of emotion through the exhilarated crowd.
YUNGBLUD opened their set with 21st Century Liability and the atmosphere was automatically electric. With every song a new spark ignited the crowd into a frenzy of jumping and singing along. The high-energy show was a testament to YUNGBLUD's dynamic stage presence, with each performance adding fuel to the alternative rock fire.
But what truly set the night apart was the sense of unity and family. The crowd, diverse and passionate, moved as one, a family united by the rhythm of pop rock. It did not matter who you were, if you were young or old, able-bodied, a mobility aid user, or Deaf, everyone had a shared experience that created an indelible bond, a testament to the power of music and YUNGBLUD's unifying performance.
Jean Dawson
