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The 1975 Announce Fall 2023 Tour

The 1975 have announced a fall tour of North America. After festival dates in Europe, the United Kingdom, Asia, and the United States, the band will begin the Still ... At Their Very Best Tour in Sacramento in September. Find the group’s tour schedule below.

The 1975 began their At Their Very Best Tour last year in support of Being Funny in a Foreign Language . During a performance last month, the band’s frontman, Matthew Healy , addressed derogatory comments he made during a podcast appearance.

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06-13 Cork, Ireland - Musgrave Park 06-15 Oslo, Norway - Piknik i Parken 06-16 Neuhausen, Germany - Southside Festival 06-18 Scheessel, Germany - Hurricane Festival 06-23 Luxembourg, Luxembourg - City Sounds Festival 06-26 Bucharest, Romania - Roma Arena 06-29 Werchter, Belgium - Rock Werchter 07-01 Stockholm, Sweden - Lollapalooza 07-02 London, England - Finsbury Park 07-06 Madrid, Spain - Mad Cool Festival 07-07 Turku, Finland - Ruisrock Festival 07-09 Glasgow, Scotland - Trnsmt Festival 07-12 Paris, France - Olympia 07-14 Lisbon, Portugal - Super Bock Super Rock 07-18 Singapore, Singapore - MBS Convention 07-19 Singapore, Singapore - MBS Convention 07-21 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia - Good Vibes Festival 07-23 Jakarta, Indonesia - We The Festival 07-25 Taipei, China - Taipei Music Center 08-04 Chicago, IL - Lollapalooza 08-07 Honolulu, HA - Waikiki Shell Amphitheater 08-13 San Francisco, CA - Outside Lands Festival 09-16 Atlanta, GA - Music Midtown 09-22-09-24 Las Vegas, NV - Life Is Beautiful Festival 09-26 Sacramento, CA - Golden 1 Center 09-28 San Jose, CA - SAP Center 09-30 San Diego, CA - Pechanga Arena San Diego 10-02 Los Angeles, CA - Hollywood Bowl 10-05 Glendale, AZ - Desert Diamond Arena 10-07 Greenwood Village, CO - Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre 10-12 New Orleans, LA - Smoothie King Center 10-17 Miami, FL - Kaseya Center 10-18 Tampa, FL - Amalie Arena 10-20 Charlotte, NC - Spectrum Center 10-22 Nashville, TN - Bridgestone Arena 10-23 St. Louis, MO - Enterprise Arena 10-25 Kansas City, MO - T-Mobile Center 10-26 Minneapolis, MN - Target Center 10-28 Milwaukee, WI - Fiserv Forum 10-31 Detroit, MI - Little Caesars Arena 11-02 Indianapolis, IN - Gainbridge Fieldhouse 11-03 Columbus, OH - Nationwide Arena 11-05 Pittsburgh, PA - PPG Paints Arena 11-08 Baltimore, MD - CFG Bank Arena 11-10 Philadelphia, PA - Well Fargo Arena 11-12 Boston, MA - TD Garden 11-14 New York, NY - Madison Square Garden 11-15 New York, NY - Madison Square Garden 11-17 Montreal, Quebec - Bell Centre 11-18 Toronto, Ontario - Scotiabank Arena 11-20 London, Ontario - Budweiser Gardens 11-22 Grand Rapids, MI - Van Andel Arena 11-26 Salt Lake City, UT - Delta Center 11-27 Boise, ID - ExtraMile Arena 11-29 Vancouver, British Columbia - Rogers Arena 12-01 Portland, OR - Moda Center 12-02 Seattle, WA - Climate Pledge Arena

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The 1975 announce ‘Still … At their very best’ 2023 North American Tour

The 32-date tour sees the band revisiting New York's Madison Square Garden

The 1975 have announced their ‘Still … At their very best’ 2023 North American Tour. check out the complete list of dates below.

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The tour will see the band perform in arenas across North America and Canada throughout autumn. City stops include New York City where they will revisit Madison Square Garden,  The Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, the Scotiabank Arena in Toronto and many more.

Tickets are available via Exclusive Fan Presale from Wednesday, June 21 at 10am local time, with tickets then on general sale on Friday, June 23 at 10am local time. You can sign up for the Exclusive Fan Presale here and visit here for the general public sale.

As a way to celebrate the tour announcement, The 1975 have released a new episode of their A Theatrical Performance Of An Intimate Moment  series on YouTube.

The 1975 – ‘Still … at their very best’ North America 2023 tour dates are:

SEPTEMBER  26 – Sacramento, CA, Golden 1 Center 28 – San Jose, CA,  SAP Center 30 – San Diego, CA, Pechanga Arena San Diego

OCTOBER 2 – Los Angeles, CA, Hollywood Bowl 5 – Glendale, AZ, Desert Diamond Arena 7- Greenwood Village, CO, Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre 12 – New Orleans, LA, Smoothie King Center 17 – Miami, FL, Kaseya Center 18 – Tampa, FL, Amalie Arena 20 – Charlotte, NC, Spectrum Center 22 – Nashville, TN, Bridgestone Arena 23- St. Louis, MO, Enterprise Arena 25 – Kansas City, MO, T-Mobile Center 26 – Minneapolis, MN, Target Center 28- Milwaukee, WI, Fiserv Forum 31 – Detroit, MI, Little Caesars Arena

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NOVEMBER 2 – Indianapolis, IN, Gainbridge Fieldhouse 3 – Columbus, OH, Nationwide Arena 5 – Pittsburgh, PA, PPG Paints Arena 8 – Baltimore, MD, CFG Bank Arena 10 – Philadelphia, PA, Well Fargo Arena 12 – Boston, MA, TD Garden 14 – New York, NY, Madison Square Garden 17 – Montreal, QC, Bell Centre 18 – Toronto, ON, Scotiabank Arena 20 – London, ON, Budweiser Gardens 22 – Grand Rapids, MI, Van Andel Arena 26 – Salt Lake City, UT, Delta Center 27 – Boise, ID, ExtraMile Arena 29 – Vancouver, BC, Rogers Arena

DECEMBER  1 – Portland, OR, Moda Center 2 – Seattle, WA, Climate Pledge Arena

In other The 1975 news, Healy recently responded to Noel Gallagher’s comments about him at a 1975 show in Dublin last week (June 7).

“Noel Gallagher called me a ‘slack-jawed fuckwit’… I love Noel Gallagher. We asked Liam to open up and he said he would have done it but he was busy,” he told the crowd.

“But I love Noel Gallagher… He’s just getting on,” he added. “The difference between me and Noel is that I do a series of interviews to promote an album, whereas he does an album to promote a series of interviews. But we love you Noel. Get Oasis back together!”

At the show, Healy also acted as the support slot for his own band, after  Caroline Polachek pulled out at the last minute due to losing her voice .

In his stripped-back solo set, he performed covers of ‘I Just Don’t Think I’ll Ever Get Over You’ by Colin Hay, and Donny Hathaway’s ‘A Song For You’, which was performed alongside touring guitarist Jamie Squire. He also  performed the live debut of their song ‘Then Because She Goes’ .

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The 1975 Announce The ‘At Their Very Best’ North American Tour

Earlier today, The 1975 released “Happiness,” the harmonic new single from their upcoming album, Being Funny In A Foreign Language . Due out on October 14th, the new album is the band’s fifth release and first since 2020’s Notes on a Conditional Form. But after canceling their 2021 tour , the band has now announced the At Their Very Best North America tour for 2022.

North America tour, 2022 Sign up for ticket pre-sale on Monday https://t.co/cMcfXr5PdO pic.twitter.com/Tg3YZaFsSc — The 1975 (@the1975) August 3, 2022

The tour begins on November 3 in Uncasville, Connecticut’s Mohegan Sun Arena and presses on through November and December. They’ll go West before coming back East and wrap things up on December 12th at Pittsburgh’s UPMC Events Center.

Check out The 1975’s complete 2022 North American Tour Dates below. A ticket pre-sale begins Monday, August 8 and you can sign up for it here .

11/03 – Uncasville, CT @ Mohegan Sun Arena 11/04 – Boston, MA @ MGM Music Hall at Fenway 11/07 – New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden 11/09 – Camden, NJ @ Freedom Mortgage Pavilion 11/10 – Washington, DC @ The Anthem 11/12 – Atlanta, GA @ State Farm Arena 11/13 – Nashville, TN @ Nashville Municipal Auditorium 11/15 – Grand Prairie, TX @ Texas Trust CU Theatre 11/16 – Houston, TX @ 713 Music Hall 11/17 – Austin, TX @ Moody Center 11/20 – Mexico City, MX @ Corona Capital Festival 11/23 – Phoenix, AZ @ Arizona Financial Theatre 11/25 – Las Vegas, NV @ The Theater at Virgin Hotels 11/26 – San Diego, CA @ Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre 11/28 – Los Angeles, CA @ Kia Forum 11/29 – San Francisco, CA @ Bill Graham Civic Auditorium 12/01 – Portland, OR @ Moda Center 12/02 – Seattle, WA @ WAMU Theater 12/08 – Independence, MO @ Cable Dahmer Arena 12/10 – Milwaukee, WI @ The Eagles Ballroom 12/12 – Toronto, ON @ Scotiabank Arena 12/16 – Newport, KY @ PromoWest Pavilion at OVATION 12/17 – Pittsburgh, PA @ UPMC Events Center

Being Funny In A Foreign Language is out 10/14 on Dirty Hit.

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The massive still...at their very best tour features shows across the u.s. and canada, beginning in september of this year..

The 1975 have announced a behemoth run of shows in the U.S. and Canada slated for this fall. The band's Still...at their very best tour kicks off on September 26 at Sacramento's Golden 1 Center, and will wrap up almost three whole months later at Seattle's Climate Pledge Arena. In celebration, they've also released Episode 4 of their absurdist video series "A Theatrical Performance Of An Intimate Moment."

Still...at their very best is a continuation of the 1975's ongoing At Their Very Best tour, which has been marked by near-constant online discourse, mostly thanks to the antics of frontman Matty Healy. These include eating raw meat on stage, making out with fans, cameramen, and security guards, and — oh, yeah — dating Taylor Swift . These new shows promise an expanded production, but what that means is still anyone's guess.

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Tickets are available via Exclusive Fan Presale starting Wednesday, June 21st at 10 am local time, then on general sale on Friday, June 23rd at 10 am local time. Check out the rest of the dates — including shows at Madison Square Garden and the Hollywood Bowl — listed below.

The 1975 Still...at their very best 2023 tour dates

September 26 - Sacramento, CA - Golden 1 Center September 28 - San Jose, CA - SAP Center September 30 - San Diego, CA - Pechanga Arena San Diego

October 2 - Los Angeles, CA - Hollywood Bowl October 5 - Glendale, AZ - Desert Diamond Arena October 7 - Greenwood Village, CO - Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre October 12 - New Orleans, LA - Smoothie King Center October 17 - Miami, FL - Kaseya Center October 18 - Tampa, FL - Amalie Arena October 20 - Charlotte, NC - Spectrum Center October 22 - Nashville, TN - Bridgestone Arena October 23 - St. Louis, MO - Enterprise Arena October 25 - Kansas City, MO - T-Mobile Center October 26 - Minneapolis, MN - Target Center October 28 - Milwaukee, WI - Fiserv Forum October 31 - Detroit, MI - Little Caesars Arena

November 2 - Indianapolis, IN - Gainbridge Fieldhouse November 3 - Columbus, OH - Nationwide Arena November 5 - Pittsburgh, PA - PPG Paints Arena November 8 - Baltimore, MD - CFG Bank Arena November 10 - Philadelphia, PA - Well Fargo Arena November 12 - Boston, MA - TD Garden November 14 - New York, NY - Madison Square Garden November 17 - Montreal, QC - Bell Centre November 18 - Toronto, ON - Scotiabank Arena November 20 - London, ON - Budweiser Gardens November 22 - Grand Rapids, MI - Van Andel Arena November 26 - Salt Lake City, UT - Delta Center November 27 - Boise, ID - ExtraMile Arena November 29 - Vancouver, BC - Rogers Arena

December 1 - Portland, OR - Moda Center December 2 - Seattle, WA - Climate Pledge Arena

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The 1975 Are Still at Their Very Best for New North American Tour Dates

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The 1975 are returning to the States this fall for a second run of North American tour dates. The UK band’s Still…At Their Very Best trek will kick off in California this September. 

The 1975’s latest run supports their 2022 album Being Funny in a Foreign Language, released in October. The group played a run of arena shows in North America last fall and have been performing worldwide all year. They are currently headlining festivals across the UK and Europe this summer. 

The band released a new episode of their web series, A Theatrical Performance of an Intimate Moment, to announce the tour. The eight-minute video sees singer Matty Healy going through a morning routine before heading to work at a lab and experimenting on a patch of greenery. 

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The 1975 Still…at their very best North American Tour

Sept. 26 – Sacramento, CA @ Golden 1 Center Sept. 28 – San Jose, CA @ SAP Center Sept. 30 – San Diego, CA @ Pechanga Arena San Diego Oct. 2 – Los Angeles, CA @ Hollywood Bowl Oct. 5 – Glendale, AZ @ Desert Diamond Arena Oct. 7 – Greenwood Village, CO @ Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre Oct. 12 – New Orleans, LA @ Smoothie King Center Oct. 17 – Miami, FL @ Kaseya Center Oct. 18 – Tampa, FL @ Amalie Arena Oct. 20 – Charlotte, NC @ Spectrum Center Oct. 22 – Nashville, TN @ Bridgestone Arena Oct. 23 – St. Louis, MO @ Enterprise Arena Oct. 25 – Kansas City, MO @ T-Mobile Center Oct. 26 – Minneapolis, MN @ Target Center Oct. 28 – Milwaukee, WI @ Fiserv Forum Oct. 31 – Detroit, MI @ Little Caesars Arena Nov. 2 – Indianapolis, IN @ Gainbridge Fieldhouse Nov. 3 – Columbus, OH @ Nationwide Arena Nov. 5 – Pittsburgh, PA @ PPG Paints Arena Nov. 8 – Baltimore, MD @ CFG Bank Arena Nov. 10 – Philadelphia, PA @ Well Fargo Arena Nov. 12 – Boston, MA @ TD Garden Nov. 14 – New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden Nov. 17 – Montreal, QC @ Bell Centre Nov. 18 – Toronto, ON @ Scotiabank Arena Nov. 20 – London, ON @ Budweiser Gardens Nov. 22 – Grand Rapids, MI @ Van Andel Arena Nov. 26 – Salt Lake City, UT @ Delta Center Nov. 27 – Boise, ID @ ExtraMile Arena Nov. 29 – Vancouver, BC @ Rogers Arena Dec. 1 – Portland, OR @ Moda Center Dec. 2 – Seattle, WA @ Climate Pledge Arena

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At Their Very Best North American 2022 Tour

• Date Nov 12 , 2022
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ANNOUNCES NORTH AMERICAN TOUR: THE 1975 ‘AT THEIR VERY BEST’, WHICH STOPS AT STATE FARM ARENA IN ATLATNA ON SATURDAY, NOV. 12

The 1975 today release ‘Happiness’ - the second track from their highly anticipated forthcoming new album ‘Being Funny In A Foreign Language’ .

You can listen to ‘Happiness’ HERE while you can watch the video, directed by Samuel Bradley, HERE .

‘Happiness’ follows remarkable comeback single ‘Part Of The Band’, which Pitchfork lauded as “ the kind of grand, playful pop song that only this band could pull off” and found NME praising the “fearlessness that sees The 1975 unafraid to rip up their own rule book”.

Both tracks will feature on ‘Being Funny In A Foreign Language’, the band’s fifth studio album, released Friday 14th October via Dirty Hit and available to pre-order now at the1975.com .

In support of ‘Being Funny In A Foreign Language’, the band have also announced details of their forthcoming North American tour; The 1975 ‘At Their Very Best’.

The newly announced tour dates will see the band play across North America throughout November and December, including shows at New York’s legendary Madison Square Garden and The Kia Forum in Los Angeles and the award-winning State Farm Arena on Saturday, Nov. 12 . Tickets are available via fan presale from Monday 8th August, with tickets then on general sale on Friday 12th August. You can find more information HERE or on Ticketmaster.com .

Formed in Manchester in 2002, The 1975 have established themselves as one of the defining bands of their generation with their distinctive aesthetic, ardent fanbase and unique sonic approach.

The band’s previous album, 2020’s ‘Notes On A Conditional Form’, became their fourth consecutive No. 1 album in the UK, landing at No. 1 in Australia too. The band were named NME’s ‘Band of the Decade’ in 2020 after being crowned ‘Best Group’ at the BRIT Awards in both 2017 & 2019. Their third studio album, ‘A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships’, also won ‘Mastercard British Album of the Year’ at the 2019 ceremony.

The 1975 will make their live comeback as the headliners of Japan’s biggest rock festival Summer Sonic 2022, taking place in Tokyo and Osaka on 20th & 21st August.

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• Fans with general admission tickets are allowed to lineup starting at 9 AM on Saturday at  Gate 5.
• Wrist banding will begin at 3:30 PM. Please note that wristbands  are not  numbered.
• If you enter the arena after doors open, GA wristbands will be made available at  Gate 1 and Gate 4.
• All GA ticket holders will need a wristband to enter the pit on the floor. 

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The 1975 Reveal Dates For 'Biggest North American Tour Of Their Career'

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June 13, 2023

The 1975 just announced a handful of dates as part of their upcoming North American tour , Still...at their very best . The band will be taking the stage in cities across America and Canada this Fall, and fans can hardly wait! The highly-anticipated tour will begin on September 16th in Atlanta, Georgia, and wrap up in Seattle, Washington, in December.

Other tour stops include Las Vegas, Nevada, Sacramento, California, Glendale, Arizona, Greenwood Village, Colorado, New Orleans, Louisiana, Miami, Florida, Charlotte, North Carolina, Nashville, Tennessee, St. Louis, Missouri, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Detroit, Michigan, Indianapolis, Indiana, Columbus, Ohio, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Baltimore, Maryland, Boston, Massachusetts, New York, New York, Boise, Idaho, Portland, Oregon, and more! The "Robbers" artists will also be taking the stage in Canada, with stops in in Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal among other tour dates.

They will play at Lollapalooza in Chicago, Illinois, on August 4th, Waikīkī Shell in Honalulu, Hawaii, on August 7th, and Outside Lands in San Francisco, California, right before embarking on the Still...at their very best tour .

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Per the band's latest Instagram post, fans will be able to register for exclusive presale tickets on Wednesday, June 21st at 10:00 a.m. local time. Public admission tickets go on sale on June 23rd, 10:00 a.m. local time.

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“I don’t feel like we’re big enough to play these rooms, and yet we are,” Matty Healy says sometime between selling out New York City’s Madison Square Garden and Los Angeles’ Kia Forum. The idiosyncratic 1975 frontman is pensive, lying on a hotel bed somewhere in Tennessee — or was it Texas? — speaking with Variety over Zoom.

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“The album felt like you were watching something, like you were a witness to something,” says Healy, who wrote the show and serves as its creative director. “And that was the idea with the show as well. We wanted it to be as experiential as the album was.”

When prodded about the meaning of the uncooked T-bone, he pauses and answers the question with a question: “Did you see all the conversation asking if it was real meat or not? I can’t imagine how difficult it would be to fabricate meat. I’d probably be more worried about eating some weird prop.”

Healy, you quickly get the sense, is less interested in breaking down the specifics of this performance than the idea of performance itself.

For as confident as he is onstage — introducing the 1975 as “the greatest band on the planet” or proclaiming, “We just keep getting better!” during the second act — Healy isn’t shy about his insecurities.

“Some nights I feel really exposed,” he says of the tour. “In New York, I didn’t feel that exposed, so I was happy to do almost six minutes onstage by myself. But when I played the other night, I was like, ‘I don’t feel comfortable enough in my own skin.’ But then I told people that. So it’s become this meta narrative about what’s happening with me.”

The “At Their Very Best” tour has evolved throughout its North American run, from altered setlists to surprise guest cameos from Phoebe Bridgers and Bleachers. Last week, the band began decorating the house with twinkle lights and a Christmas tree. In Las Vegas, Healy brought a fan onstage and proceeded to ( consensually ) make out with her during “Robbers.” The next night in San Diego, he snogged a male fan . Midway through the tour, the 1975 was regularly trending on Twitter and sparking headlines like “Creepy behavior or pop performance?” In L.A., where dozens of fans brought signs that read, “Kiss Me, Matty” and “Spit in My Mouth,” Healy opted to lock lips with bassist Ross MacDonald instead.

Speaking with Healy before he went on a romantic rampage – and he declined to comment afterward – one quote that sticks out in hindsight is, “I’m always just trying to do what the 1975 is, which is at least interesting.”

That spirit is also reflected in the structure of the show, which opens with seven consecutive songs from “Being Funny,” an album that came out just weeks before the tour began. Devoting the first hour-hour of an arena show to new material is a bold choice, and one that Healy didn’t necessarily process until he first took the stage.

“The first night, in Connecticut, I was met with the reality of what 8,000 people looked like,” he says. “And that’s a bit like, ‘Oh, shit. I’ve totally just been thinking about our fans and the people I see on the internet.’ I’m not thinking about Gary who’s only heard whatever song.”

He continues, “I was like, ‘Is this way too off the deep end?’ But I was also like, ‘Fuck it. This is my show. People come to see the show.’ They’ve not necessarily come to see fucking ‘Chocolate.’ So I think everyone is left, if not happy, then pretty interested.”

When they burst onto the scene with their 2013 self-titled debut album, the 1975 had a monochromatic visual identity. The black background and neon white rectangle became the band’s iconic symbol, and their live show was centered around it, with volumetric video projection used as its main light source.

The band’s 2014 staging, with a stark background of five neon-lit rectangles, “was one of the first shows that people talked about as being Instagram-ready,” says Rylander, who has worked with the 1975 for nearly a decade. “We put a lot of time and effort into making sure that anyone could take a photo of that show from anywhere in the audience and it would be a great shot.” The following tour, the band catered to social media even more with a portrait-scale show: “The set had more or less the form and shape of an iPhone when you think of it.”

But this time around, the 1975 opted for the opposite extreme, trading a bright, digitally lit stage for a more organic, living and breathing set. The band ditched the Tumblr-era black and white for warm, homey tones.

Yet according to Healy, the idea of performing out of a literal home “didn’t seem like that obvious of a conclusion until I got there.”

“When Matthew was making the album, he was talking about how he wanted the listener to feel as if they were witnessing something,” says the 1975’s manager Jamie Oborne, who also founded and owns Dirty Hit Records. “He wanted an experience of intimacy in the record, so naturally when we started thinking about the show, he wanted the same type of thing.”

There’s still, of course, plenty of photo-worthy moments, like when Healy delivers an impassioned “I Like America & America Likes Me” from the roof of the house, or falls to his knees under the giant street lamp during “Fallingforyou.”

The goal, Rylander says, is to create such a strong visual identity for not only each tour but also each song, so that fans can see a photograph from the show and be able to discern exactly when it was snapped.

The “At Their Very Best” tour is also filled with Easter eggs for eagle-eyed fans to discover. The house and street lamp are inspired by the artwork for fan-favorite single “Fallingforyou,” and every song on the setlist gets a dedicated lyric book on the house’s bookshelf. There’s also props from 1975 music videos — like Healy’s beanie from “Sincerity Is Scary” — as well as relics from Healy’s favorite movies — like the “E.T.” souvenir cup and Ohio blue tip matches from the Adam Driver film “Paterson.” In case it wasn’t cozy enough, the walls are decorated with framed family photos.

There’s also, of course, a bunch of clues that even Reddit hasn’t spotted yet, says Rylander, who won’t even tell me the still-hidden references for fear of spoiling the mystery.

Boringly enough, Rylander says the biggest challenge to producing a show of this stature is the economics of the post-pandemic touring industry. “Everything is twice if not three times as expensive as they were when we started,” he says. “There is not a lot of gear out there. We’re much more restricted to trucking space and logistics. So we’ve really gone from maximalism to minimalism.”

Oborne avoids divulging specific numbers, but assures that this tour is “costly.” The house, which is fully furnished and functional with various rooms, is big enough to fill an arena stage and comfortably fit eight band members — drummer George Daniel, guitarist Adam Hann, bassist MacDonald, plus touring musicians Jamie Squire, John Waugh, Polly Money and Rebekah Rayner. The set also has to be collapsed and rebuilt each show, travelling from city to city with 65 staffers in nine trucks. Rylander says the band aimed to create the smallest amount of landfill as possible for this tour, pointing out that the skeleton of the house is modular and the pieces can be “put back on the shelf” after the tour wraps up.

“It sounds very basic, but to have a structure that you can take apart and reuse in another show is really groundbreaking,” says Oborne, comparing the house to a Meccano set. “It eliminates a lot of waste.”

He adds, “In late-2018 and 2019, there was a huge groundswell of climate activism, and we realized that we had to do things a little bit differently in the live arena because it was such a wasteful environment.” 

During the tour for their third album, “A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships,” Oborne says he and Healy became “quite impacted by the amount of stuff we were taking around the world.” (As fans might recall, the band’s next album would open with a spoken-word track by climate activist Greta Thunberg.) So they sought out to make a show that was “more fit for the future.”

While the show itself is not inherently political, a high point of the set is the 2018 anthem “Love It If We Made It,” which has lyrics referencing police brutality, the Syrian refugee crisis and Donald Trump. Elsewhere in the show, the onscreen televisions flash between footage of Ben Shapiro, Kamala Harris, Vladimir Putin, Mark Zuckerberg and more. It’s meant to mimic a social media algorithm.

The show’s depiction of cultural overconsumption is, in part, inspired by Bo Burnham, whose song “That Funny Feeling” played prominently before the band walked onstage at MSG. Of his creative parallels with the comedian, Healy says, “We were kind of singing from the same hymn sheet already. We talk a lot about these ideas and about this kind of stuff. Having Bo in my ear has definitely affected the show.”

Adds Rylander: “Matthew is a brilliant entertainer, and he’s very welcoming into his house. But I don’t think that you could put him on a stage without him actually taking the opportunity to comment on the world that’s going on outside of the venue walls. It’s not all escapism, even if it seems that way.”

Wrapping up the North American leg this week in Pittsburgh, Penn., the 1975 are gearing up to bring the house home, in the U.K. and Ireland, starting Jan. 8 in Brighton. Looking ahead, Oborne says they’re eyeing festivals in the spring and summer.

“We’ve designed a completely different festival show,” he reveals. “It has a different setlist, but it still has echoes of the main show.”

Regarding the reaction to the tour, Healy says he doesn’t seek out comments but has read reviews and been sent various responses. What has surprised him most is that the parts of the show he thinks are “off the fucking deep end” have seemed to be resonating the most with fans.

“Sometimes I’ll write a lyric and I’ll be like, ‘No one’s gonna fucking get this because this is so me.’ And that’ll be the first fucking tattoo that somebody gets,” Healy says. “The more ‘out there’ I think I’m being, the more relatable I tend to be. People are leaving this show feeling a real solidarity with each other.”

But above all the metaphor and “black pill performance art,” as he called it in New York, Healy recognizes that people go to concerts for a good time.

“It’s a party at the end of the day,” he says. “If you’re not gonna play songs that are fun, then that’s pretty boring.”

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I saw them play at the Starlite Room in Edmonton which is a small, slightly sketchy venue downtown that I personally love. It holds about 300 people probably. My best friend and I got there to wait outside in line about 7 hours before doors opened to guarantee that we got close to the stage, which we did. But the whole time we were waiting, all of the band members were walking in and out of the front doors, or they would linger around the venue. At one point I ran to the Tim Hortons down the street to grab something to eat, and I was behind George.. Like it was insane.

But anyways , the show.

My friends and I were in the front left of the stage. And at Starlite, they have no barriers so you're pressed right up against the stage. Sirsly came on first, which I hadn't heard of them before the show. They did an incredible job opening the show. Next was Bad Suns, which I left the show being a huge fan of them. They have the perfect young alternative rock feel. They did a wonderful job connecting to the crowd and their whole set just flew by. I was lucky enough to meet them after the show to chat with and they were such lovely guys. And next was the 1975. The word to describe how great of a show these guys put on is something beyond my vocabulary. They are edgy, raunchy, loud and extreme. I have always fancied the lead singer Matt Healy, and he knows just how to work the crowd. He loves to tease, chat and just flaunt himself at everyone. There was no equipment set up in front of my friends and I, so we had lots of opportunities where the band members would come right up to us. A moment that was a highlight for me was during Talk! Matty knelt down grabbed my hand and sang the line, "I've been thinking lots about your mouth.' It was a big deal for me. HAHAHA. But I could honestly write for hours about these guys. Their connection with everyone was undeniable. I'd say my favourite song to see like was probably "Sex". Its the last song they performed and Matty introduced it saying, "this song is about fucking each other." But its incredible to see live where everyone knows all the words and just goes insane, including the band.

Then after the show, the band came out and met every single person who waited. It was magical. Matt was the first to come out and because of how calm he was, the crowd literally waited in close to silence. No screaming or fan-girling. It was sweet to see him take his time with every single fan. He gave everyone hugs and listened to everything they had to say. I explained to him how much the bands music meant to me personally and he gave me three hugs and seemed so gracious to hear everything I had to say. Honestly, he is an angel. I didn't have the chance to meet the members sadly but next time i guess.

Anyways, never pass up an opportunity to see these guys... ever. Its been almost 2 1/2 months and the post concert depression is stronger than ever.

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My first concert. My favourite band.

Belsonic music festival is an intimate venue so I was in touching distance of the foursome. As the intro played in, the crowd erupted as we caught the first sight of Ross (bass guitar), followed by George (drums), Matty (vocals) and finally Adam (rhythm guitar). The boys filed on to 'Love Me' and got the party started. Favourites from both albums followed such as 'A Change of Heart' and 'Menswear'.

As the sky began to darken Matty decided it was time to address the audience, cigarette in hand. Stating he loved Belfast and reminiscing about the time they first played Belfast to only 25 people, I could hear loyal fans shouting, "we were there! We were there!" Matty continued to talk about the world and how a 'revolution' was imminent, saying that it looked a lot more "emo these days". I tried to capture his little speech on my phone like many others, when Matty told us all to put our phones down for one minute, telling us we would "enjoy the next ten minutes much more than if it was on our iPhone." The sea of people dropped their devices (me included) and swayed to the transcendent sound of 'Me'.

The second half of the show was truly electric with a rainbow flashing on stage to 'Loving Someone' as two shared a kiss to my left. Then came the ever a party starter 'Girls' and 'She's American'. The true spectacle of the night was 'Sex' however, a light show in its own right, and a religious experience.

Finishing their set the crowd chanted, "one more song! One more song!" The guys obliged and then some, coming back out to play three scintillating tracks: the hymn - like 'If I Believe You', the classic 'Chocolate' and banging 'The Sound'.

The 1975 are a band that not only perform with such energy track after track, but put on an impressive light show and with a prophetic front man foretelling the future, I would recommend anyone witness their excellence for themselves.

Well lets just say this: They rocked it but it didn't start out that way.

First let me say that I am 51 and have been going to live shows, big and small, for 35 years. So, I saw Depeche Mode way back in the day and this show felt very much like what I saw back in the 80's. For you younger ones, and The1975 fans, you will really enjoy it but for the first half of the show, I felt like I was watching Depeche.

The "show" and set are really cool. I have never seen any light show like that before but the problem was that the entire band basically stayed in place and left the "entertaining" part to the lead singer. I have no problem with that but I felt sorry for him as this was their first time in Red Rocks and for those of you who don't know, while it is an amazing venue, it is pretty hight in altitude and every band that comes through complains about not being able to breath. You could see that it was a struggle but he was still awesome and pulled it off.

The sound was great! The band was very tight and way better than what I saw on SNL. I am not a huge fan of their new stuff because I became a huge fan back in 2014 when I saw them at a small club in San Diego. But the new stuff was still good and it made the end great because they finally got to the rocking out.

The opening acts, The Japanese House and Wolf Alice were really good opening act and Wolf Alice now has a new fan in me.

To sum it up, they did a good job headlining and it was totally worth the time and money but unless you are a The1975 fan, you may feel wanting during the first half. Make sure you stay for the end!

The 1975 was amazing live. I've been to several concerts and I can easily say that this concert was one of the best ones I've ever been to. I love their music. I think they're a very unique and talented band, and it amazes me how the different instruments and sounds blend together perfectly to create a beautiful song telling a beautiful story.

Matty Healy was the one who mainly talked to us, and the things he did on stage were incredible. There were beautiful moments such as during a song called "Me", he asked everyone to put their phones away and just enjoy the music, and then during the second half of the song, he asked everyone to turn the flashlight on on their phone, and wave it in the air to the song. It was such a beautiful sight.

At some point in the concert, he kindly asked everyone to take a step back because the people in front were getting squashed. He also went backstage for a while to get water for the people in the audience who were dying of thirst. He also said some funny things such as "the weather does horrible things to my hair". I just think that Matty is such a genuine, kind and great man.

Apart from Matty's great character, the music was really good, and all 4 band members put on an amazing show. There were more upbeat tracks such as "Girls" and "Sex" which got everyone pumped and dancing, interchanged with groovy instrumentals and slow, sad songs such as "Fallingforyou" and "Me" which touched the audience. Great music, great band, and great live.

The 1975 is one band you definitely should catch live.

This concert was certainly a shock.

I had seen the 1975 about a year ago at Ally Pally and although that was a good concert, I didn't enjoy it as much as I thought I would and that meant that I didn't have high hopes to see them again this time.

However I was proved wrong.

The concert was absolutely awesome! Travel to the venue was straightforward and not too busy for starters and waiting in the cold for 2 hours was not as cold as I had feared. I was standing and although I wasn't that close to them, the venue had a slanted floor, so the combination of this and my highest heels allowed for a good view.

Everyone there tended to be the same age as me or older, that is over seventeen, and I felt that this added to the experience as we were all as excited and into the music as each other.

There was some moshing and although I tried to avoid it at first, I joined the pit during "Sex" and that was definitely the right choice; although it was very violent and fast and probably dangerous, it was loads of fun and got me into the music and got me right to the front!

The boys' playing was just brilliant, they really made us all get completely hypnotised by the music and they played some of their new album which sounded great. Matty looked really fit and shoutout to the guy on the sax, he was absolutely wicked!

They were just brilliant so as soon as I got home I bought a ticket to see them again in March hahaha. Definitely recommend!

The 1975's Melbourne show was insanely energetic even though Matty was apparently not feeling 100%. You wouldn't have known that he'd tweeted the night before apologising for being sick and mentioning that People might be dropped off the setlist due to his voice not being able to cope. Luckily, it was not dropped and proved an amazing opening song to get everyone up and dancing. There were three songs which really stood out over the course of the show: firstly, Love It If We Made It. It was apt that the climate strike had taken place the actual day that the Melbourne show was on, so Matty took it upon himself to do a little spiel about climate change which was (as usual) inspiring. The song itself was full of energy and great staging. Love Me sounded much better live than in studio which was a surprise for me! Finally, Sex was absolutely fantastic: everyone was screaming every word and Matty jumping up and down on stage. My only issue was that Girls was taken off the setlist which is understandable seeing as they're probably sick to death of playing it but I think they owe it to everyone to play their classics like Girls (Arctic Monkeys would never drop Do I Wanna Know despite Alex constantly complaining about how he's sick of it nor would Green Day drop American Idiot!). Genuinely an 8.5/10 and a fantastic night. (Matty in the pleated skirt was also a highlight!!!)

I attended the 1975 concert at LC Pavilion in Columbus, OH. This is a great venue that is standing room only. The pit at the front of the stage is always crowded and filled with fans ready for a good show. 1975 delivered!! The guys used the stage and interacted well with the crowd. They got everyone involved and singing along. They were all dressed in black pants and various black shirts. They used a nice back drop of the single lighted rectangle from the album art. The stage lighting was great and they used lots of smoke along with the lights to really highlight the band members.

They opened with The City which was truly awesome, they played a long intro to it to get the crowd really riled up! At one point they had the crowd hold up all their cell phones like lighters, it seemed like a special moment for them and they appreciated the large crowd in attendance. The highlight of the show was definitely their current hit song Chocolate.

Set list included, Milk, M.O.N.E.Y., So Far (It's Alright), Talk, She Way Out, Settle Down, Heart Out, Me, fallingforyou, You, Girls, Robbers, and Sex. Overall a great show and one of the better live shows I have seen.

From Vancouver, BC. PNE Forum May 1, 2017.

First opening band was Colouring, and I have to give them kudos for a job well done! I might be searching for their tunes. Second opening band instrumentals and music were good, but I was not a fan of the vocals.

On to The 1975: THANK YOU for an INCREDIBLE SHOW! The light show was AMAZING! STILL the best I have EVER seen! Matty kept all his attire on, lit up, and I swear there was a bottle of beer and a couple of wine glasses on stage. He danced on the piano and beckoned the sexy sax player. Mesmerizing. Merch was stocked! Unfortunately they did not carry the rose gold necklace I wanted. Set list was a mix of both albums and Medicine. He played 'Me' after kindly asking to put our phones away. Live in the moment for a memory no one else needs to know. Also played 'Robbers' after mentioning he'd never play it again, but they'll play it anyway. I was surprised how ok the acoustics were in the cement building of the PNE Forum. My friend and I had a tonne of fun! If you want a band that can give hot, steamy, sultry sex to your eyes and ears, see this band. MUSIC FOR CARS 2018!!!!

I have been a huge fan since their debut album, and last night got to see The 1975(first time) at the LC Pavilion in Columbus Ohio.Swim Deep opened for them and there was much anticipation and waiting for The 1975 to come on stage. There was a sensual smoky sound then the lights turned out and BOOM! They came out and killed the show with "Love Me". I'm 35 and I was sweating,singing,yelling and had the time of my life at this concert.Thier music is something special my 17 year old daughter and I share the same love for. Every damn song was phenomenal with the lights and screens.Matty interacted with the crowd throughout the night while sipping his wine. The long line outside, the standing was worth it in the end. Everyone loves The 1975, all ages and backgrounds it was exhilarating singing to all the songs with the crowd. They put on such an mind blowing show beginning to end. You can definitely feel the love.I can't wait for the new album, and the 2016 tour.When I listen to them I get lost in my feelings with thier atmospheric, sexy vibe. Great show from my favorite guys.

Starting with the opening act, it was really good DJ set.

The 1975 is band you shouldn't miss live. Really energetic even during slow songs. They're perfect live, as if you were listening to the album but with an extra vibe.

For this tour they have huge led screens everywhere with great graphics setting up the mood which is awesome and not usual as some bands do have led screens alternating graphics and live shots of themselves.

In one point of the concert I guess in one side of the Golden Circle people started pushing too hard against the barricade and Matt (front man) told them to hush and move two steps backwards, i guess there were some girls in trouble because he kept asking if someone was ok. He really cares about the fans, most artist would've let security handle it as they watched horrified.

This is one of my favorites bands and for sure they're awesome! So if you know too little this guy's go ahead and listen to more songs and watch videos and if they're coming on tour somewhere near you go see them live ;)

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