Months after his brief fling with Taylor Swift, Matty Healy says his band, The 1975, is breaking up with touring
– won’t take a curtain call yet. The band is on their “Still…at Their Very Best” tour, a sequel to their “The 1975 at Their Very Best” tour they launched supporting their 2022 album,The band will play North America until the December 2 gig in Seattle, Washington.
After two months off, they’ll pick back up to play the UK before going over to the rest of Europe, with shows in countries like France, Spain, Germany, Poland, and Italy. Their tour ends on March 24, 2024, at AFAS Live in Amsterdam.Making headlines for more than just the music. Matty Healy has been raising eyebrows for years as The 1975 continues to find success.
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