Yungblud's Idols Photographs Go on Show in London, Free to Enter

Yungblud's Idols photography show is coming to London, and entry is free. The exhibition, titled Yungblud: Idols, opens on 20 November at Union Pacific, 17 Goulston Street, and features previously unseen images by photographer and creative director Tom Pallant, Billboard reported.

The show runs from 20 to 22 November, according to Rocksound. It is organised by Behind The Gallery, and it is the collection's exclusive U.K. showcase. The collection made its world debut in Sydney earlier this year. That staging was held from 8 to 11 January at 551 King Street in Newtown, and admission was also free, Rolling Stone Australia reported.

Pallant has worked with Yungblud since 2019. His photographs have recorded the singer's international tours and festival appearances, including Glastonbury and Coachella. He also released a photography book, All My Friends Have Deserted Me, which follows Yungblud's sold-out show at London's Alexandra Palace in 2021. Pallant has won three Abbey Road Music Photography Awards.

The London programme has two set events. An album playback takes place on 20 November. The following day, 21 November, Pallant takes part in a Q&A.

Prints from the exhibition are for sale. Each one is hand-signed by Pallant and printed on fine-art paper, a heavy, high-quality paper that photographers often choose for prints meant to last. Behind The Gallery's own listing for the series includes a print titled Dom In The Crowd 1 - Yungblud & Tom Pallant.

The album at the centre of the show has also had a strong run on the charts. Idols reached No. 1 on the Official U.K. Albums Chart, the country's official ranking of the week's best-selling albums, according to Billboard. It is Yungblud's fourth U.K. No. 1 album.

For anyone who wants to go, the exhibition itself costs nothing. Only the prints carry a price, and the signed copies are the one part of the show that a visitor can take home.