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YUNGBLUD photographer opens free 'IDOLS' exhibition in London

Tom Pallant's show runs November 20-22, with a full album playback and a Q&A session built into the programme.

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YUNGBLUD photographer opens free 'IDOLS' exhibition in London
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Tom Pallant, who has photographed YUNGBLUD for years, is bringing the visual record of the 'IDOLS' cycle to London. Presented by Behind The Gallery, the exhibition runs from November 20 to 22 and is free to attend.

The venue is Union Pacific at 17 Goulston Street, E1 7T. A full playback of 'IDOLS' is scheduled for November 20 from 6:30pm, while a Q&A with the photographer takes place on November 21 at 12:20pm.

Pallant said the show marks the closing of a chapter and gathers a selection of favourite work from the campaign, including images that had been overlooked along the way. He explained the exhibition builds on a previous edition staged in Sydney, and that he has always been drawn to what happens around a performance as much as the performance itself, pointing to the exhaustion and the chaos of the process.

Stephen Dallimore, creative director of Behind The Gallery, said Pallant's photography captures the raw emotional energy of the artist and that UK fans should be part of that story. He added that the three days will combine photography, music and storytelling.

Further details are available through the gallery's official channels.

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