Yungblud crowd-surfs in wheelchair one week after injuring leg

British rocker Yungblud crowd-surfed in a wheelchair just one week after seriously injuring his leg in a dirt bike accident.

The singer, legally named Dominic Harrison, 29, did not let his injury stop him from connecting with the crowd out at the Vilar de Mouros Festival in Portugal on Tuesday (local time).

Yungblud threw himself into the audience in a wheelchair, with the thousands of concertgoers happy to carry him through the crowd as he sat with his bandaged leg propped up.

Following the show in Portugal, he took to his Instagram stories to explain that his leg injury has impacted certain parts of his tour.

“I ain’t allowed to fly, so it means I’ve had to bus my way from the UK to Portugal, and now I’m on my way from Portugal to f---ing Belgium for a gig on Friday night, which means I can’t stop or I won’t make the show,” he explained in the video.

“So, I can’t stay in hotels, but hygiene is very important, so I just pulled up at a f---ing truck stop in France, and let’s see how this goes.”

Read more

Hayden Panettiere’s boyfriend Brian Hickerson breaks silence following star’s sudden death

He then documented himself having a shower at a truck shop, using an Ozzy Osbourne shirt to dry himself off, as he didn’t have a towel.

The Zombie hitmaker injured himself in a dirt bike accident last week, just two hours before taking the stage for his last show in the US leg of the Idols tour.

Despite his injury, he insisted the show would go on.

“I’m not gonna be able to hop around and f---ing shake my ass like I normally do,” he told the crowd.

“However, I’m gonna keep drinking this Jack [Daniels].”

Footage of the singer riding around town on his dirt bike was posted to Facebook before the accident happened.

He later posted a photo of his fully bandaged leg to Instagram, revealing his leg was “f---d.”

“Leg f----d. Still gigging. Still standing (sort of). Portugal and Belgium I’m coming and it’s gonna be f----g mad. See you next week. Let’s ride,” the caption read.

He also shared a photo of himself standing using crutches.