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Take it easy, buddy, I put a reminder in my message just to save you the trouble of writing something like this. I'm not trying to sound "reliable" or trying to convince you of anything, I talked to people in the Bay Area who know the band's surroundings well, and even they aren't sure about it, but that's what it seems like based on the way the band acts. I'm not giving any news, just sharing that there are rumors and guesses that there won't be any new dates. I hope they're wrong, but that's it.

It appears that the Crazy Horse tour got cancelled due to illness from one of the other band members, given that Young played live again later this year.   And he already has plans to come to Europe. Maybe he'll travel here by cruise, who knows.

History will be made if The 1975 are confirmed they are without doubt the best live band on this planet right now and will blow the Pyramid stage away. Healy is a true rock star. After letting the Artic Monkeys ruin Glastonbury with their god dam awful performance Glastonbury needs The 1975.  Anybody in any doubt how good they needs to watch the attached breakdown from an expert of their gig at MSG. Healy is the best frontman since Freddie Mercury. From a 50 year old.     

By 11am they'll walk straight through at somewhere like gate D if it's dry. 

Theyre not that big in America, probably bigger in the UK if anything, they played midsized venues on their last US tour 7-10k or so