Graeme Thomson

His nasal American-Yorkshire voice struggles to convince: Yungblud, at OVO Hydro, reviewed

Plus: in the current era of tell-don’t-show, Suzanne Vega's songs can feel like dispatches from a distant age

TikTok pop: Dominic Harrison, aka Yungblud, at the OVO Hydro, Glasgow. Photo: Roberto Ricciuti / Redferns
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    OVO Hydro, Glasgow

  • Suzanne Vega

    Queen’s Hall, Edinburgh

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