The 1975's lead singer Matty Healy informed an audience at one of their show's last week that their current tour would be their last and that the band would take an indefinite hiatus.
He also shared the news on X, formerly known as Twitter, has that this tour will be the last show indefinitely. Thus making it especially meaningful to have the audience here tonight.
"Performing for you all is a pleasure," Matty said with a beaming smile. "It's marvelous that you're here." Indeed, every time the opportunity arises, they love playing for this audience."
Wrapping up the show, Healy stepped forward to declare its conclusion on behalf of The 1975.
As their "Still... At Their Very Best Tour" commenced in North America, an unexpected announcement was made by a particular "controversial" artist and his team.
Jamie Oborne, manager of this band, had already predicted this revelation, as he had hinted about it during promotions for their August concerts in Europe - as reported by Page Six.
Wrapping up their travels around North America, Seattle will be their last stop on November 15, 2023.
Then, after a brief break in December and January, they will head off to Great Britain in February before ending their tour with a performance on March 24 in North Holland.
Matty's sudden declaration left many in disbelief, with many taking to social media sites like X to express their disappointment about the news.
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One user wrote, "Bro isn't the same since Taylor [Swift]".
Another user on X suggested that the pause could be related to front man Matty Healy's behavior in recent years, which may have carried a financial toll too heavy to bear.
Another user on X cynically suggested that Taylor Swift was perhaps too good for the band, referring to Healy's public romantic connection with her.
In response to Erinn's post, one fan noted their disappointment at the topic. "You're in your famous era, Erinn! But I wish it was a different subject matter. "indefinite hiatus," they lamented.
Someone else joked, adding humor to the situation, "RIP 1975: 1975-2023."
This year has been a rollercoaster for fans of The 1975, particularly its lead singer, who found himself in a whirlwind romance with Taylor Swift, which ended abruptly in June.
Rumors emerged after ET reported that Taylor had ended her six-year relationship with Joe Alwyn in April.
In the wake of the news, The 1975 remained tight-lipped, and their front man silent.
Yet Denise Welch, mother to singer Matt Healy, offered some insight in an interview with OK! magazine on May 22. She revealed that her son is "absolutely exhausted," as reported by Sportskeeda.
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