Studio Album · No. 4

Idols Songwriting Credits by Yungblud

2025 Locomotion / Capitol 12 tracks 47:45

Produced by Matt Schwartz  ·  Engineered by Matt Schwartz, Rich Costey, Howie Weinberg, Ron Tichon

Locomotion / Capitol RockAlternative Rock
Complete Artist
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Authorship

Holds writing credit on 12 of 12 tracks

Authorship Breakdown 12 / 12 documented

Who wrote the songs?

Scored across the 12 tracks with documented writers, by whether Yungblud carries a lyricist or composer credit.

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12 trackswritten by Yungblud 0 tracksoutside writers
Yungblud's roles on this album

Share of the 12 tracks where a band member is credited, by role.

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Composer100%
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By the Numbers

12
Tracks
5
Lyricists
1
Producers
126,000
Worldwide Copies Sold
2025
Released
Data Insight

Matt Schwartz produces and engineers every track and writes on most of them, which is the tightest working pair in the catalogue. Harrison is on all twelve tracks as usual and alone on none, but the cast around him shrinks to one person, and the result is the first album that reads as rock rather than pop-punk.

Idols came out in June 2025 on Capitol and went to number one in Britain with 25,947 units. In the US it reached number 73 on the Billboard 200 and has sold 126,000 equivalent album units as of February 2026. It was nominated for the Grammy for Best Rock Album.

Track Listing & Credits 12 tracks

Written by the artist Written by outside writers
#TitleLyricist(s)Composer(s)Producer(s)Performers
1
Hello Heaven, Hello
YungbludBob BradleyMatt SchwartzAdam Warrington Dominic Richard HarrisonBob BradleyMatt SchwartzAdam Warrington Matt Schwartz Yungblud (Performer)
2
Idols Pt. I
YungbludBob BradleyMatt Schwartz Dominic Richard HarrisonBob BradleyMatt Schwartz Matt Schwartz Yungblud (Performer)
3
Lovesick Lullaby
YungbludBob BradleyMatt SchwartzAdam Warrington Dominic Richard HarrisonBob BradleyMatt SchwartzAdam Warrington Matt Schwartz Yungblud (Performer)
4
Zombie #71
YungbludMatt Schwartz Dominic Richard HarrisonMatt Schwartz Matt Schwartz Yungblud (Performer)
5
The Greatest Parade
YungbludBob BradleyMatt SchwartzAdam Warrington Dominic Richard HarrisonBob BradleyMatt SchwartzAdam Warrington Matt Schwartz Yungblud (Performer)
6
Change
YungbludBob BradleyMatt SchwartzAdam Warrington Dominic Richard HarrisonBob BradleyMatt SchwartzAdam Warrington Matt Schwartz Yungblud (Performer)
7
Monday Murder
YungbludMatt SchwartzAdam Warrington Dominic Richard HarrisonMatt SchwartzAdam Warrington Matt Schwartz Yungblud (Performer)
8
Ghosts
YungbludMatt Schwartz Dominic Richard HarrisonMatt Schwartz Matt Schwartz Yungblud (Performer)
9
Fire
YungbludBob BradleyMatt SchwartzAdam Warrington Dominic Richard HarrisonBob BradleyMatt SchwartzAdam Warrington Matt Schwartz Yungblud (Performer)
10
War
YungbludMatt SchwartzMartin Terefe Dominic Richard HarrisonMatt SchwartzMartin Terefe Matt Schwartz Yungblud (Performer)
11
Idols Pt. II
YungbludMatt Schwartz Dominic Richard HarrisonMatt Schwartz Matt Schwartz Yungblud (Performer)
12
Supermoon
YungbludMatt Schwartz Dominic Richard HarrisonMatt Schwartz Matt Schwartz Yungblud (Performer)

Songwriter & Credit Spotlight 6 contributors

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Frequently Asked Questions Idols

Who wrote Idols?
Harrison on all twelve tracks, mostly with Matt Schwartz, who also produced and engineered the whole record.
Who wrote "Zombie"?
Harrison with his co-writers. It reached number 71 in the UK and was nominated for the Grammy for Best Rock Song.
How did it chart?
Number one in the UK with 25,947 units. In the US it debuted at number 73 on the Billboard 200 with more than 11,000 pure album sales.
How did the album sell?
It has sold 126,000 equivalent album units in the United States as of February 2026.
Was it nominated for a Grammy?
Yes, for Best Rock Album at the 2026 ceremony. He won Best Rock Performance the same night for his cover of "Changes".
Who produced it?
Matt Schwartz, on his own. Rich Costey and Spike Stent mixed several tracks and Howie Weinberg mastered.
How long is the album?
47:45 across twelve tracks, his longest.

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