Photo gallery: Doncaster rock icon Yungblud's sensational homecoming show

The singer – whose real name is Dominic Harrison – has become one of music’s biggest stars and his sell-out show at Sheffield’s Utilita Arena was the biggest local date yet for the rocker, who earlier this year picked up a prestigious Grammy award.

14,000 fans saw the singer, stripped to the waist throughout, deliver a sensational and stunning show in support of last summer’s chart topping album Idols as he launched the opening night of his UK tour in spectacular style.

Afterwards, the singer posted: “14,000 of us in Sheffield last night. The energy blew me away. Didn’t sleep a f***ing wink. Thankyou so much for coming out.”

He was visibly emotional at times, wiping away tears telling cheering fans: “It’s good to be f***ing home,” in a set littered with good-natured expletives, with large screens capturing the moment he could be seen whispering “what the f***?” to himself as he took in the scale of his achievements.

At the other end of the scale, his beaming smile also told the story and he said: “I used to come here as a kid for gigs. I’ve been away too long. Anyone wanna kidnap and take me home?”

He made several refefences to his home city, with a shout of “Anyone here from Doncaster?” getting one of the night’s loudest cheers.

And to mark his elevation to music’s Premier League, he delivered an Arena show packed with rock and roll excess – with the full works including an elaborate stage set, electrifying visuals, glitter cannons and flames – and even an indoor fireworks display finale.

The tour also includes dates in Liverpool, Belfast, Dublin, Leeds, Cardiff, Glasgow, Newcastle, Birmingham and London before concluding the UK leg in Manchester on April 25.

See if you can spot yourself in our photo gallery.

All photos by Luc Burke-Lejeune

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