The 1975

[NorthernSoul52]

If there's no new record, then it'll be pretty much a straight bat, something like: 

 

1 The City

2 Love Me

3 Oh Caroline

4 Me & You Together Song

5 Chocolate

6 TOOTIMETOOTIMETOOTIME

7 A Change of Heart

8 Happiness

9 If You're Too Shy (Let Me Know)

10 It's Not Living (If It's Not With You)

11 Robbers

12 I'm In Love With You

13 Somebody Else

14 Love It If We Made It

15 About You

16 Give Yourself a Try

17 Sex

18 The Sound

 

A dozen-and-a-half singles, all of which are BPI certified hits. A positive cavalcade of bangers.

 

Given the magnitude of the occasion though, would potentially expect a curveballs and the presence of People and I Always Wanna Die Sometimes, which can frankly be retired to the dustbin for me. (And I say that as a fan.)

[Oll678]

Seen them multiple times both at their own shows and festivals. Think they’re a great band, however can’t help but feel like the booking feels a bit backwards compared to glasto’s standards, specifically the timing. I’d get it if they were coming off a new album but  whilst they’re on a break with currently no new music planned it feels a little off to me, would make sense if they were Fred’s replacement though I guess. 

[NorthernSoul52]

If they do indeed have new music in the tank, then you're at an Arctic Monkeys 2013 situation. Soft-launch with a big televised show, help build the hype, mostly play the hits. Win-win.

[DareToDibble]

Never managed to get tickets so haven't been on the forum much bit are they looking like a done deal? 

If so I am gonna have to make sure I'm there one way or another!

Edited 13 hours ago by DareToDibble

[Baggieboy]

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. 
 

 

Edited 10 hours ago by Baggieboy

[Suprefan]

4 hours ago, Baggieboy said:

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. 
 

 

 

Nice use of Chat Gpt.

[SirPsychoSexy]

As long as the set is still intact they should just do their “At their very best” show.  

[Andre91]

One of my very favourite bands and the band who put on my second favourite live set ever at Leeds 2019. They more than deserve a headline slot having headlined every other festival and selling out every arena in the country several times over. They’ve got an insane collection of bangers and I will have the loveliest time watching them from my living room. 

Edited 4 hours ago by Andre91

[Justcalledtosay]

6 hours ago, Baggieboy said:

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. 
 

 

This forum needs a laughing reaction.

[NorthernSoul52]

At the end of the day, if you want a great live band with a dozen songs that play well to a packed field of neutrals and the viewing public at home, they'll do grand.