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The O2, London

Night One

January 12th, 2023

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Pressure - Reading Festival 2023

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other men come and go but Matty Healy is forever

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"We're coming to the end of our tour, everyone's getting all sentimental on the internet about it. But don't - it's fine. We're just gonna play what we want because we'll see you again. Simple as that, we'll see you again."

— Matty Healy before singing It's Not Living (If It's Not With You) in Zurich (March 16, 2024)

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wherever you are

whatever time you want

whatever age you may be

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this is my friend. she’s a little gay, her name is madison

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sweet babies ❤️‍🩹🥺

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me

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// 26.02.24 // Lisbon, PT // my edited screenshots

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Also do NOT want to talk about the whole “Slut!” (featuring The 1975) (From The Vault) misprint …. i’m too sensitive and in mourning that it actually existed but we didn’t get it. fr don’t text im upset

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Social Media Do’s and Don’ts with George +

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need to wear his skirt as a veil as I **** *** **** 😇

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i can’t right now what on earth.

@g.jpc: Drive Like I Do ↳ @g.jpc: 😈😈😈

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Behind The 1975’s Notes On A Conditional Form [5/?] George Daniel special for @alwaysanagelneveragod

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"Here’s another song about regressing at one’s parents’ house for a long weekend, a curiously season-specific track on the 1975’s excellent 2022 album “Being Funny in a Foreign Language.” I often appreciate the details in Matty Healy’s writing, and there are some particularly vivid ones here: a precocious, vegan sister; a fleece that doesn’t warm as well as advertised; a mother with a sore back who objects to being mentioned in the song. “I just came for the stuffing, not to argue about nothing,” Healy sings. “But mark my words, I’ll be home on the 23rd.”"

—They’re Great Songs. Are They Christmas Songs? by Lindsay Zoladz for the New York Times (December 5, 2023)

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have mercy.

arm glow up

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"What a year it's been, ladies & gentlemen. Thank you for being with us, here tonight, and always."

— Matty Healy before singing I Couldn't Be More In Love in Seattle (December 2, 2023)