Yungblud broke his leg in a dirt bike accident at the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally in South Dakota earlier this month, but that didn’t stop him from performing Tuesday night at the Vilar de Mouros festival in Portugal, where he crowdsurfed while sitting in a wheelchair. The UK singer was wheeled out onto the stage by two young women in nurse’s outfits, and at one point made his way into the audience, where the crowd did their part in holding him up as he rocked out in the wheelchair.
It turns out Yungblud was determined to continue with his performances despite the injury. The Vilar de Mouros festival in Portugal was one of the scheduled dates, and Yungblud made sure to make it a memorable show for the fans. The crowd’s energy was electric as they supported Yungblud in his wheelchair, ensuring that he could still perform without any issues.
Upcoming Performances
Yungblud has one more date on his 2026 itinerary, a show this Friday at the Pukkelpop festival in Belgium. After that, his schedule is clear, giving time for his broken leg to heal. Fans can look forward to seeing Yungblud perform at the Pukkelpop festival, and hopefully, he will be back to full strength soon.
See video and photos of Yungblud performing in a wheelchair below.
In conclusion, Yungblud has shown that even with a broken leg, he is dedicated to his craft and his fans. His performance at the Vilar de Mouros festival was a testament to his perseverance, and fans can look forward to seeing him perform at the Pukkelpop festival in Belgium. With some time to rest and recover, Yungblud will surely be back to his energetic self in no time, entertaining fans with his unique sound and style.
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