Yungblud is releasing a two-hour documentary titled 'Are You Ready, Boy?' that captures his journey during the making of his album 'Idols' and features a one-take live performance recorded at Berlin's Hansa Studios.

Directed by Paul Dugdale, the documentary will premiere in theaters worldwide on August 20 and 24, 2025, and will be shown in 150 locations across the UK and in 30 countries.

Yungblud views his performance as a symbolic passing of the torch in rock music, motivated to push boundaries and contribute to the genre's resurgence.

Recently, he performed at Ozzy Osbourne's final Black Sabbath show, covering 'Changes,' and also headlined Belgium's Rock Werchter festival, showcasing his active engagement with iconic rock legends.

He plans to collaborate with rock icons like Lenny Kravitz and Slash, and has already completed 'Idols Part 2,' signaling ongoing creative momentum.

Yungblud describes 'Idols' as a lifeline that helped him reclaim his confidence and assert his identity after the pressures of mainstream success.

Following a North American tour next month, he will continue his 'Idols World Tour' into spring 2026 with dates across Europe.

He expressed gratitude for performing alongside legends and shared a positive message from Brian May, reflecting a supportive reception from the rock community.

Since releasing 'Idols' in June, Yungblud is set to launch a U.S. tour in August, further promoting his latest work.

The documentary includes behind-the-scenes footage and 12 live performances from 'Idols,' emphasizing its personal and chaotic reflection on change.

Yungblud emphasizes that the film encourages self-reflection and confronting one's legacy, aligning with the album's themes of introspection.

At Ozzy Osbourne's final concert on July 5th, 2025, Yungblud performed 'Changes,' raising over $190 million for Cure Parkinson’s, symbolizing his influence and commitment to meaningful causes.