Electric Castle 2025 Unveils Yungblud as Its Final Headliner

Yungblud Declared as Final Headliner

Yungblud was announced as the last headliner for Electric Castle 2025.

Festival Details and Lineup

The artist, whose real name is Dominic Harrison, joins previously announced headliners “Queens of the Stone Age,” “Biceps,” “Justice,” and “Justin Timberlake” for the annual music event, taking place from July 16 to 20.

Additional acts added to the lineup include Rudimental, Russ Murphy, Artemas, Jade G, Fish56Octagon, and Bad Nerves.

Fans can buy tickets for the festival Here. Tickets start at 159 euros (130 pounds) plus fees, with camping accommodations available in the EU village starting at 15 euros (12 pounds) per night. Check out the complete festival lineup below.

Other acts slated for the festival include previously confirmed artists such as Refused, Rolling, Amazons, Sisters of Mercy, Nilufer Yanya, Joei Valens, Brai, Sophie Tucker, Stepgga, and more.

Last year’s Electric Castle featured performances by Massive Attack, Bring Me The Horizon, Queens of the Stone Age, Chase & Status (Live), Khruangbin, Sleaford Mods, Bonobo (DJ Set), Nina Kraviz, Feat EVERYS, JAYDA G, and many others.

New Music and Future Album Insights

Meanwhile, Yungblud recently showcased three new songs during an unexpected show at Scala in London, titled “Lovingick Lullaby,” “Zombie,” and his latest single “Heaven, Hello.”

Little is known about his upcoming album, although Yungblud has dropped several hints in recent months. Last December, he told NME that it’s likely to be a double album, expressing pride in the music and engaging fans through social media.

Recently, Harrison spoke with Apple Music and shared more insights into the recording process. “I listened to a lot of old school music, returning to artists like Bonnie Wright, Linda Ronstadt, Led Zeppelin, and even Elton John,” he said. “Rock is my genre. I feel that I was indulging in many different things and trying to twist rock, but I feel that at this moment it is exciting, because rock music feels expansive… It needed to sound big, it had to sound cinematic.”

In other Yungblud news, this summer, the Doncaster singer will perform at the second edition of his own Bludfest festival, alongside Chase Atlantic, Denzel Curry, Black Bear, and former NME cover star Rachel Chinouriri, as well as PRC stars. Visit here for tickets.