The 1975 Tickets

The 1975 are a rock pop band comprising the vocalist and guitarist Matthew Matty Healy, the guitarist Adam Hann, the bassist Ross MacDonald and the drummer George Daniel. The frontman Matty Healy named the band after some scribbles he found on the back cover of the book On The Road by Jack Kerouac. The doodles spelled out 1 June 1975.

Over the past decade, The 1975 have established themselves as the reference band of their generation thanks to their distinctive aesthetic, passionate fanbase and unique sound approach.

Released last October, the band’s fifth studio album, Being Funny In A Foreign Language, was met with great praise, with The FACE calling it an album of massive melodies, pristine production and sincere romance and Rolling Stone that stated that the album saw the band reaffirm themselves at the forefront of pop-rock of 2020. The album surpassed sales of the rest of the Top 5 combined and allowed the band to get their fifth official album in a row to number 1 in the UK. The band was also crowned Best Rock/Alternative Act at the BRIT Awards 2023.

The 1975 announce today the details of their only Italian leg of their tour Still... At Their Very Best to be held on Tuesday 19 March 2024 at the Mediolanum Forum in Assago.

The new tour Still... At Their Very Best of The 1975 will see them perform in arenas across North America and Canada throughout the fall, including sold out shows at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles and, for the first time ever, two sold out nights at the iconic Madison Square Garden in New York, before landing in Italy and Europe for these new shows announced in 2024.

The band’s previous tour At Their Very Best hit the arenas of the US, Canada, Europe, Australia, New Zealand and Asia in the last nine months, with over 500,000 tickets sold. Amid the impressive staging, high-level artistic performances, and surprise appearances from friends, the tour was praised as a band in its prime, a statement supported by a plethora of five-star reviews from critics. The show Still... At Their Very Best from The 1975 will raise the bar even further, with a new expanded production, so much so that Rolling Stone UK wrote: "This is a concert that distorts the rules of touring the arenas and makes us wonder why other artists dare not expand their creative horizons. To call it revolutionary would be an understatement".