The 1975 2020

[moams]

Really hope they are there in some form otherwise I’ll just have to settle for seeing them next month. They’d definitely go down well as a Other headliner but that would definitely affect them headlining the festival outright. Secret set could be a good shout 

[Suprefan]

If they were being coy about it, then maybe Emily already started negotiations for 2021. Things can always fall apart so might as well be cautious and not make it seem like theyre a lock already.

[Miyn]

Here's what happened in the interview for anyone who missed it:

Annie: Have you got ambitions that haven't been realised yet as The 1975?

Matty: Yeah, but not stuff that's impossible. Headline Glastonbury but that's erm

George: We're busy this year I think

All: Laugh

Matty: We've um, It's such an amazing thing to do as a band, that would probably be the only gig that I feel like we need to do before it kind of all changes, but we're not saying this year or anything

Annie: 2021? Its got to be. Its got to be

Annie: Emily!!!

Matty: Come on, hello?

Matty: Yeah man, thanks for having us

[deebeedoobee]

27 minutes ago, nikkic said:

From the state of the ground thread to supporting The 1975, things on the up for @deebeedoobee

All in a day's work

[Balls]

that new song puts me in a good mood. nice!

1975 2021 it is.

[kingcrawler]

In another interview Matty's said he's going to be there this year and that he's tempted to “do a little acoustic set at the Stone Temple”.

Edited January 17, 2020 by kingcrawler

[dentalplan]

12 hours ago, kingcrawler said:

In another interview Matty's said he's going to be there this year and that he's tempted to “do a little acoustic set at the Stone Temple”.

[ghostdancer1]

[the wonderwhy]

Finsbury Park 11 July 

Phoebe Bridgers on the bill goddamnit 

Edited January 27, 2020 by the wonderwhy

[Balls]

they got Charli XCX supporting. Finsbury really sucks but I will absolutely have to go. 

[JSmurphy]

Need my Phoebe Bridgers fix at Glastonbury. 

This is The 1975 out of the frame for Other headliner?

[FloorFiller]

1 minute ago, JSmurphy said:

Need my Phoebe Bridgers fix at Glastonbury. 

This is The 1975 out of the frame for Other headliner?

Think most people had gone off that idea anyway as it didn't make much sense for them to do it in the long run anyway, but yeah this pretty much cements it. Still expecting them to show up as a secret set somewhere across the weekend, and then probably headline the whole thing next year

[Hugh Jass]

23 minutes ago, FloorFiller said:

Think most people had gone off that idea anyway as it didn't make much sense for them to do it in the long run anyway, but yeah this pretty much cements it. Still expecting them to show up as a secret set somewhere across the weekend, and then probably headline the whole thing next year

Agreed, suspect they're happy to wait for their shot at the big one.

[tobydlb]

does anyone know how much finsbury tickets will be?

[Jack.194]

Just now, tobydlb said:

does anyone know how much finsbury tickets will be?

Saw someone mention £50 on Twitter but surely can't be that cheap? 

Came here to ask the same question

[tobydlb]

9 minutes ago, Jack.194 said:

Saw someone mention £50 on Twitter but surely can't be that cheap? 

Came here to ask the same question

just say someone say £52.50 on twitter - unbelievably cheap if thats the case

[FakeEmpire]

Excellent lineup for The 1975 London show!  Very tempting that but isn't Finsbury Park normally a nightmare?

[Balls]

they're making a big fuss about it being a really eco-friendly gig cos theyre gonna plant some trees or whatever so maybe pricing it reasonably is part of putting on an ethical gig. fair play yknow.

[Jack.194]

30 minutes ago, FakeEmpire said:

Excellent lineup for The 1975 London show!  Very tempting that but isn't Finsbury Park normally a nightmare?

In what sense is it usually a nightmare? (I've never been)

Considering trying to get tickets, would it be better to drive and park, or get the train?

[FakeEmpire]

7 minutes ago, Jack.194 said:

In what sense is it usually a nightmare? (I've never been)

Considering trying to get tickets, would it be better to drive and park, or get the train?

I've never been either but think I remember reading that the QOTSA and LG gigs there were a disaster in terms of bar queues and general organisation.

[Gilgamesh69]

4 hours ago, FakeEmpire said:

I've never been either but think I remember reading that the QOTSA and LG gigs there were a disaster in terms of bar queues and general organisation.

Yeah it was quite a shambles. Eventually I just gave up on buying drinks because I would have missed entire sets. But hopefully they've learnt from their mistakes and won't fuck up this time!

[GoonerRob]

The general consensus is that £50 to see the 1975 is cheap?? 

Not a chance i'd pay that to see a bang average band personally. 

[19liam75]

tickets to the tour in the coming weeks were around £55 so if it is true that the concert in July is that cost then yes it is an extremely fair price 

Edited January 27, 2020 by 19liam75
didnt like it

[FloorFiller]

7 minutes ago, GoonerRob said:

The general consensus is that £50 to see the 1975 is cheap?? 

Not a chance i'd pay that to see a bang average band personally. 

Good thing nobody’s forcing you too then ey?

[chazwwe]

27 minutes ago, GoonerRob said:

The general consensus is that £50 to see the 1975 is cheap?? 

Not a chance i'd pay that to see a bang average band personally. 

I mean, an outdoor London gig, for a band that headlined Reading festival last year, with support from Charli XCX, at £50 is a very good price now a days, but I'm sure you wouldn't of gone to see them anyway and just wanted to let everyone know that.