San Francisco welcomed Yunglud to the historic Warfield along with Palaye Royale, UPSAHL and poutyface on the seventeenth of March. By Justine Willard
Yungblud brought his jam-packed Life On Mars Tour to The Warfield in San Francisco on March 17th. The show included three opening acts Poutyface, Upsahl, and Palaye Royale. Each act gave a terrific performance, making the night that much better.
To start his set, Yungblud performed “Strawberry Lipstick,” the second single from his second studio album, Weird!, which was released in December 2020. Yungblud was amazing on stage. He enjoys jumping and running around effortlessly, flipping his mic, throwing water, and spitting beer on the crowd while singing and playing the guitar.
Yungblud said he could feel the love on stage as fans kept throwing flags and hats for him to wear, and he didn’t think anyone should leave the venue with a voice that night.
The 15-song set included hit song after hit song, interludes, and even an outfit change where he rocked a leather skirt for half of the night.
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Along with playing his hit songs, he also performed new songs like “Fleabag” and “The Funeral,” where the concertgoers already knew all the lyrics. He also talked about how crazy it was touring the US for the past six weeks and how the crowds kept getting louder and louder each show.
For an encore, Yungblud performed “God Save Me, but Don’t Drown Me Out,” another song from Weird! and “Machine Gun (F**k the NRA)” from his debut album 21st Century Liability.
While his US leg is over, Yungblud will begin his European tour in early May, so hopefully, we can expect some more new music before then.
Opening the show that night was poutyface. A young female artist from San Diego, CA, poutyface gained a significant profile through songwriting app Voisey. Check out the gallery of photos of poutyface by Justine Willard both from the live show, and from a photo shoot conducted before the show.
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