The 1975 Tickets

The 1975 is an English rock band that was founded in Manchester, England. Made up of a lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist, lead guitarist, bassist, and drummer, the 1975 started playing together as teenagers. What started as a cover band soon turned into a legitimate rock band that was signed with Dirty Hit and Polydor Records.

According to band member Matthew Healy, the band’s name was inspired by “scribblings found on the back page of a poetry book by Jack Kerouac that stated ‘1 June, The 1975.’” Years after the band had formed, in 2012, they released their first EP entitled “Facedown.” From there, the 1975 gained popularity and started touring around England and Ireland, reaching the United States in early 2014.

The band released a self-titled album in 2013 which debuted at number one on the UK Albums Chart. The band’s success only continued to grow. Performing at events including the Freedom Festival, the iTunes Festival, and Coachella, the 1975 now had a huge following.

In an effort to keep folks talking, in 2015, the 1975 deleted all of their social media accounts. Their fans speculated that perhaps the band had broken up. Turns out it was simply a publicity stunt – a good one at that – to draw attention to their second studio album, “I Like It When You Sleep, for You Are So Beautiful yet So Unaware of It.” This rather long-titled album topped both the UK Albums Chart and the US Billboard 200.

In 2016, their second album won Best Album at the UK’s Q Awards. The following year, the 1975 took home the title of Best British Group at the Brit Awards. With more album releases and a growing fanbase, the 1975 will most likely see a collection of awards in their future.

The 1975 Setlist

The 1975’s music has been classified as indie pop, indie rock, electro-pop, synth-pop, and pop rock. Their songs dig deep into a range of topics, from love and sex to money and drugs. Below are some of the band’s most popular hits:

• A Change of Heart
• Somebody Else
• She Way Out
• Chocolate
• Robbers
• UGH!
• You

With millions of followers across all social media platforms, this band continues to draw strength and encouragement from fans around the globe.

The 1975 Concert

From Madison Square Garden to Boston’s House of Blues, as well as venues worldwide, the 1975 is no stranger to massive stages and screaming fans. So, what can concertgoer’s expect at a 1975 show? You’re in for a lengthy setlist – often more than20 songs! – including plenty of fan favorites. From the lighting effects to their outfit choices, these band members put on a show, performing songs that will both have you dancing and those that will have you swaying, holding your phone as a light.