Heads up, The 1975 fans! The 1975 will be taking a huge pause soon!
Matty Healy, The 1975 frontman announced that they would be going on an "indefinite hiatus" in the coming future.
The 1975 Hiatus Details
Healy announced to the crowd in Sacramento, California on Sept. 27, 2023, the band's plan on touring. (via Pitchfork)
"We love coming to this place and playing for you guys whenever we have the chance, and it's wonderful you're all here," Healy revealed. "After this tour we will be going on an indefinite hiatus of shows so it's wonderful to have you guys with us tonight."
But when would The 1975 tour end?
The band is slated for performance up until Dec. 2, 2023, in the United States, capping off their tour at the Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle.
Meanwhile, it's not sure whether they will continue their European leg in 2024. But, the "Still... At Their Very Best" Tour will start in Glasgow, England on Feb. 2, 2024, as they will complete the last show on Mar. 24, 2024, at the AFAS Live in The Netherlands.
Rolling Stone noted that it is still unconfirmed whether the band is just pausing touring or their entire operations altogether. The band's representative has not yet commented on the said announcement.
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The 1975 Issues In The Past Year
If you're online, you would know what happened to the British rock band in the past year. But for those who were kept out of the loop, its frontman, Matty Healy has been a headline-maker.
It all started when Healy appeared on the Adam Friedland podcast and threw some racist remarks at rapper Ice Spice. Then, he and Taylor Swift became a thing for a brief while after the singer's split from Joe Alwyn.
Essentially, fans didn't want the relationship because of Healy's problematic behavior. Rina Sawayama, The 1975's label mate, started a subtle war with Healy when she dedicated the song "STFU!" on Glastonbury 2023 to Healy for their problematic behavior and other controversial things he dabbled in.
Last July, they got banned in Malaysia after publicly calling out the Malaysian government for their notorious anti-LGBTQ laws in the country. From this point forward, the band was forced to cancel all their Asian engagements and was even asked by the organizers to pay £2 million since the government took down the whole festival shortly after their lewd display on the show.
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