Yung Lean at Hollywood Palladium

Forever Yung 2025 Tour

Everyone here at The Hollywood Palladium, and we’re sure all of Los Angeles, is mad excited to welcome Yung Lean to the stage as he takes on the globe for his Forever Yung Tour, starting months after he releases his upcoming album Jonatan - making its debut to the world this spring on May 2nd. Featuring 21 dates across the world - the tour will see Lean hit places like New York City, Toronto, Chicago, Milano, and of course - right here in sunny L.A. County. 

Yung Lean is an A-List figure in the rap game who rarely needs an introduction. He is a genre blurring artist that can jump from rap to the big screen to neofolk pop all in one album - and he is currently on a run that seems unprecedented to other rapper's standards other than his top of the game contemporaries like Travis Scott and Playboi Carti. Hailing from Sweden and only 28 years old, Yung Lean came up during the Soundcloud era back in the mid 2010s with his mixtapes like Frost God and Warlord. Eight albums later and with countless accolades up and down his decade long career, Yung Lean is ready to take us back to where it all started - titling his newest album after his first name, and bringing it back to the roots with his Forever Yung album and lead single for the record. 

In a recent story from late last year with Interview Magazine, Yung Lean tells of how he is ready to live in the real world and break the fourth wall with his Yung Lean Persona. Speaking with Vincent Cassel, here’s how the interview with Interview went down:

CASSEL: What’s the name?

LEAN: The name is just my name, Jonatan. I’m trying to break the fourth wall of Yung Lean and Jonatan, and just come together.

CASSEL: That’s interesting. How do you position it? Is it hip-hop? Is it pop?

LEAN: I would say it’s like an uncle album. It’s guitar, straight-from-the-heart songs.

CASSEL: No beats?

LEAN: I come from hip-hop, so it’s always going to be hip-hop melodies, but more me trying to do, like, Bruce Springsteen.

CASSEL: Because the truth is that more than a rapper, you’re a poet. 

LEAN: Exactly. I’m a poet who does different genres. If I do pop, then it’s a poet doing pop, and if I do rock, it’s a poet doing rock. You’re right.

Yung is ready to deliver us his magnum opus - and he is living his artistic life to the fullest. If you don’t believe us - just check out his concert from a year back we linked below - and you’ll remember all the reasons why you have to see him live this time around. Cop your tix now, and we’ll see you soon.