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Acclaimed English rockers The 1975 have officially sold out the Sydney date on their highly anticipated Australian tour in April 2023. Due to this huge demand, we are excited to announce a second and final Sydney show to the tour on Sunday 16th April. Sydney fans; sign up for presale access:

Presale available from 9am local Thursday 19 January, with tickets on sale to the general public from 9am local Friday 20 January.

Being Funny In A Foreign Language is the bands third Australian chart-topper and fourth top five debut – I like it when you sleep, for you are so beautiful yet so unaware of it (2016) peaked at #1, A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships (2018) debuted at #4, while Notes On A Conditional Form (2020) also took out the top spot.

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The 1975 are at their very best for a brand new Australian tour

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  JAN 17, 2023 UPDATE: Due to high demand, Secret Sounds has just announced that they've added a second and final Sydney date to the 1975’s Australian tour this April. The band will now also perform at Qudos Bank Arena  at Sydney Olympic Park   on   Sunday, April 16. Pre-sales for the new date are available now, before tickets open to the general public at 9am local time, Friday, January 20 via  secretsounds.com.

Any fans wanting to catch The 1975 on their long awaited Australian tour are encouraged to jump on tickets now as all shows are selling fast.

English rockers  t he 1975 are heading to Sydney as part of an Australian tour next April. For the first time in three years, they're heading to Perth, Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane on a muti-date tour to celebrate their  forthcoming album,  Being Funny in a Foreign Language,  to be released on October 14, 2022.

The run of shows will see the band hit Sydney on Friday, April 14 for one night only, to perform recent singles like  ‘All I Need to Hear’, ‘I’m in Love with You’, ‘Happiness’ and ‘Part of the Band’, as well as past hits and tracks from their previous album,  2020’s  Notes on a Conditional Form , which hit #1 in Australia.

Tickets for the 1975's Aussie shows go on sale to the general public from 11am local time, Friday October 14. Stay tuned to the   official website   for all the details, or to enter the pre-sale.

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The 1975 are jetting to our shores next year to showcase their upcoming album  Being Funny In A Foreign Language  (out 14 October). 

UPDATE:  Due to popular (unsurprising) demand, The 1975 have tacked on an additional Sydney show to the tour! 

Tickets for this new show at Qudos Bank Arena are on sale from 9am local time, Friday 20 January via Secret Sounds .

We've already heard a few cuts from the follow-up to their Aussie charts-topping fourth album  Notes On A Conditional Form , which shows that the influential UK group are as playful and genre-agnostic in their approach to pop music as ever.

We've had comeback single ' Part Of The Band ', the more intimate ' All I Need To Hear ', the fizzy ' Happiness ', plus 'I'm In Love With You', alongside a video where frontman Matty Healy clowns around with good friend (and  Laneway bill-topper ) Phoebe Bridgers. 

Performing in capital cities from April 2023, these will be The 1975's first shows in the country since headlining the  2020 Laneway Festival . It's billed as part of the band's 'At Their Very Best' tour, which sees them playing huge shows across the US, UK, Ireland and Japan as well as Australia and New Zealand. 

Tickets are on sale Friday 14 October, 11am. A pre-sale kicks off 12 October. View the dates below and more info at secretsounds.com .

The 1975 'At Their Very Best' 2023 Australian Tour

• Sat  8 April 2023 – Red Hill Auditorium: Whadjuk Noongar, Perth
• Mon 10 April 2023 – AEC Theatre: Kaurna, Adelaide (final tickets remain)
• Tue 11 April 2023 - Rod Laver Arena: Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung, Melbourne (final tickets remain)
• Wed 12 April 2023 – Rod Laver Arena: Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung, Melbourne (sold out)
• Fri 14 April 2023 – Aware Super Theatre: Gadigal Land, Sydney (sold out)
• Sat 15 April 2023 – Riverstage: Turrbal Jagera, Brisbane (sold out)
• Sun 16 April 2023 - Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney (just added)

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The 1975 add extra Sydney show to 2023 Australian tour

After selling out the first Sydney date of the tour, the band will now play an additional date at Qudos Bank Arena

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The 1975 have added a second show in Sydney following high demand for the Australian and New Zealand leg of the ‘At Their Very Best’ tour.

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The run will mark The 1975’s first tour of two countries in three years. In addition to a sold-out show at Sydney’s Aware Super Theatre on April 14, they’ll now play an additional show at Qudos Bank Arena on April 16.

Tickets for the second show will go on sale this Friday (January 20) from 9am AEDT, with a Secret Sounds pre-sale commencing a day earlier at the same time.

The 1975’s Australian tour will kick off April 8 at Perth’s Red Hill Auditorium, before a show at Adelaide’s AEC Arena on April 10 and consecutive dates at Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne on April 11 and 12.

Sandwiched in between the Sydney dates, The 1975 will play a show at Riverstage in Brisbane on April 15. The band will then head to New Zealand, where they’ll perform in Wellington and Auckland. See the updated dates and venues below, and find tickets to the remaining shows here .

Since The 1975 last toured Australia and New Zealand ( in 2020, as part of Laneway Festival ) the band have released their fourth and fifth studio albums – 2020’s ‘Notes on a Conditional Form’ and last year’s ‘Being Funny in a Foreign Language’. In a four-star review of the latter, NME said the album “feels like the right next step after pushing experimental excess to its logical conclusion”.

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The 1975’s ‘At Their Very Best’ 2023 Australian and New Zealand tour dates are:

APRIL Saturday 8 – Perth, Red Hill Auditorium Monday 10 – Adelaide, AEC Arena Tuesday 11 – Melbourne, Rod Laver Arena Wednesday 12 – Melbourne, Rod Laver Arena (sold out) Friday 14 – Sydney, Aware Super Theatre (sold out) Saturday 15 – Brisbane, Riverstage (sold out) Sunday 16 – Sydney, Qudos Bank Arena – NEW SHOW Wednesday 19 – Wellington, TSB Arena (sold out) Friday 21 – Auckland, Spark Arena

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The 1975 Announce 'At Their Very Best' Australian Tour

The highly anticipated 'At Their Very Best' tour will see The 1975 grace stages in Perth, Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane. It will be their first time playing to Aussie audiences in three years.

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Acclaimed English pop-rockers The 1975  have announced a headlining tour of Australia .  The highly anticipated   At Their Very Best tour will see the band grace stages in Perth, Adelaide, Melbourne,  Sydney and Brisbane.  It will be their first time playing to Aussie audiences in three years. 

The 1975 will arrive in Australia with a host of new tracks to perform from their forthcoming album, Being Funny In A Foreign Language, which is due for release on 14 October. The band have recently released four singles from the album including All I Need To Hear , I’m In Love With You, Happiness  and Part Of The Band , their acclaimed comeback single which Pitchfork praised as “the kind of grand, playful pop song that only this band could pull off” . 

Being Funny In A Foreign Language  will be The 1975’s fifth studio album and is said to be their most intimate yet. While the band’s past few records were brimming with massive production—programming and synths— Being Funny In A Foreign Language is rooted in performance.

The 1975’s previous record, 2020’s Notes On A Conditional Form  became their fourth consecutive #1 album in the UK, landing at #1 in Australia too. 2020 also saw them named NME’s ‘Band of the Decade’, following being crowned as ‘Best Group’ at the BRIT Awards in both 2017 & 2019. Their third studio album, A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships, also won ‘Mastercard British Album of the Year’ at the 2019 ceremony.

Formed in Manchester in 2002, The 1975 have established themselves as one of the   defining bands of their generation with their distinctive aesthetic, ardent fanbase and unique sonic approach.

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The 1975 made their long-awaited live comeback in August as they headlined Japan’s biggest rock festival Summer Sonic 2022 in Tokyo and Osaka before returning to the UK for two triumphant headline slots at the iconic Reading & Leeds Festival. The 2023 Australian dates are part of the global At Their Very Best tour which includes huge shows in North America, UK, Ireland and Japan.

Tickets are on sale  for the Australian dates at 11 am, local time, Friday 14 October. Two pre-sales are being offered with an American Express pre-sale running from 9 am local time, Wednesday 12 October and a Secret Sounds Pre-Sale   running from 9 am local time, Thursday 13 October.

The 1975 At Their Very Best  Australian Tour 

Saturday 8 April 2023 – Red Hill Auditorium, Perth

Monday 10 April 2023 – Aec Theatre, Adelaide

Wednesday 12 April 2023 – Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne

Friday 14 April 2023 – Aware Super Theatre, Sydney

Saturday 15 April 2023 – Riverstage, Brisbane

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Come April, band members Matty Healy, Adam Hann, Ross MacDonald and George Daniel are gracing stages in Perth, Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane. It’ll be their first tour of the country since 2019 (though they also headlined Laneway Festival in February 2020).

The quartet – behind hits like Chocolate , Sex , Love Me , Somebody Else and The Sound – are set to release their fifth album, Being Funny in a Foreign Language on October 14, with four singles already out. While their past albums have been heavy on synths and programming, Being Funny in a Foreign Language promises minimalism and intimacy.

Other international shows have already sold out, including Madison Square Garden in New York, so best set your alarms for this one.

Pre-sale for American Express card members starts at 9am local on Wednesday October 12, while the Secret Sounds pre-sale starts at 9am local on Thursday 13. General sale begins at 11am local on Friday 14.

Tour dates: Perth Saturday April 8, 2023 – Red Hill Auditorium

Adelaide Monday April 10, 2023 – AEC Theatre

Melbourne Wednesday April 12, 2023 – Rod Laver Arena

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Brisbane Saturday April 15, 2023 – Riverstage

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The 1975 Add Second Sydney Date to 2023 Tour

English outfit The 1975 have added another Sydney show to their upcoming Australian tour this April.

The new Sydney show will take place on Sunday, 16th April at the Qudos Bank Arena. Their first Sydney show, at the Aware Super Theatre on the 14th of April has already sold out. The band had previously added a second Melbourne show and upgraded the venue in Adelaide.

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The band are currently on tour in the UK supporting the release of their latest album Being Funny In A Foreign Language , which dropped in October. Last week, Taylor Swift jumped on stage to play a couple of songs before they came on – she strummed through ‘Anti-Hero’ from her new album Midnights , and also covered The 1975’s ‘The City’.

The upcoming Australian tour will be their first in the country since early 2020, when they headlined Laneway Festival alongside Charli XCX.

The 1975 Australian Tour 2023

Pre-sale tickets will be available from 9am Thursday, 19th January via Secret Sounds . General tickets go on sale 9am Friday, 20th January.

Saturday 8 April 2023 – Red Hill Auditorium, Perth

Monday 10 April 2023 – Adelaide Entertainment Centre (Arena), Adelaide

Tuesday 11 April 2023 – Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne

Wednesday 12 April 2023 – Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne  SOLD OUT

Friday 14 April 2023 – Aware Super Theatre, Sydney  SOLD OUT

Saturday 15 April 2023 – Riverstage, Brisbane  SOLD OUT

Sunday 16 April 2023 – Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney  JUST ADDED 

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• April 17, 2023
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The 1975 have not graced Australia’s shores since the illness and rain affected Laneway tour of 2020 and, in that time, two full albums (their fourth and fifth) have been released as well as an explosion on a little app called Tik Tok. Therefore, it was not surprising that their first Sydney show at the Aware Super Theatre easily sold out before adding another show a couple of nights later. The performance would be a celebratory but, at times, off-beat return for the UK pop group.

Before the fans could really let loose, we were treated to up-and-coming LA artist, Wallice. The disappointment of not having a local support act (when will the government act?) was replaced by a fun and light set from the artist, who has recently signed to the main act’s ‘Dirty Hit’ label.

Playing songs from her two released EPs as well as future material, it was a hopeful set. “Maybe I’ll win you over tonight. I’ll be back later this year!” declared the 25-year-old pop artist. “Hey Michael” and “Funeral” were a couple of highlights from a short, but decidedly sweet set.

The crowd built in anticipation and filled quickly for the main act. A makeshift lounge adorned the stage, complete with a rug, suitcase record player, a bottle of wine, a hipflask and an ashtray. The scene was set and so were the fans.

Matty Healy, the complicated, oft-quoted (often out of context), creative driver behind the band appeared on screen (backstage) and the crowd went off. He made his way to the stage, seemingly indicating his “messy” state.

“I just want to make music and be a nice guy.” The comment, announced as Healy walked to the stage following a tape of Elvis’ “Love Me Tender”, seemed to be said as an apology, but also with a tinge of sadness from an artist that has a habit of putting his foot in his mouth on social media (of which he has very recently withdrawn from).

Healy, solo with an acoustic guitar, the first of multiple cigarettes on his lips and a swig of the wine bottle (which may or may not have had wine in it), started the show with “Be My Mistake” and it felt like a calming, almost deep breath, before the show started proper. It also proved a chance for the singer to relax and laugh noting the ‘alternate’ set-list that had been provided to him. He later announced that all the nouns had cheekily been changed to the word “cum”, making single word songs quite tricky to interpret!

It wasn’t long before the band kicked in and “Looking for Somebody (to Love)” demonstrated the pop prowess of the group. Throughout the night, the quality of the band would be well demonstrated, but they were also seemingly relegated to a supporting role as the charismatic Healy inevitably stole the stage and the show.

The setlist itself had a fair rotation of old and new, but also a mix of styles. Some songs are reminiscent of Coldplay, some of mid-‘80s ‘mum and dad’ rock and then songs like “fallingforyou” and “Robbers” remind us of how good their songwriting can be. “If You’re Too Shy (Let Me Know)” and “She’s American” were just pure pop bangers that sparked effervescent dancing around the arena. Through it all though, the saxophone of John Waugh was truly impressive.

“Love It When We Make It” was another highlight of the set, and with all the pointed lyrics from the track, (think Kanye, Trump and fossil fuels), it was a moment for Healy to really cut loose (along with the strobe lights!). There is a lot going on with the band, including the music and the art surrounding it. At one point, the whole audience were asked to turn their back to the stage for a piece of conceptual art. The acronym, ‘ATPOAIM’ (or A Theatrical Performance Of An Intimate Moment) was projected onto the screens at the end of the show, which may or may not be related!

Matty Healy really does seem like a tortured soul. People may doubt the authenticity of his image, but there is clearly a lot going on there as is proved by the sheer emotion he conveys during the ballads, often appearing in his own world. At one point, he grabbed a camera and entertained himself (and us) with shots of the band along with a twisted kaleidoscope of the rear projection. This playfulness felt like we were looking inside the mind of the singer, who at times felt disconnected to the audience and others completely immersed.

Through it all, the band were tight, the singing and performance were top-notch and the eclectic crowd lapped it up. Was it a controversial or over-the-top show? No, but it didn’t need to be. The band let their music do the talking and that’s enough. There was no encore, as they never do, so they finished with “Give Yourself A Try”, the crowd baying for more, but knowing that was it. Healy can never be accused of not giving his all, even if he was feeling a bit down. It was a stadium-sized performance from a band that are at the top of their game.

FOUR STARS (OUT OF FIVE)

Photo Credit: Jordan Curtis Hughes

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The 1975 is an English alternative rock band formed in 2002 in Manchester, England, consisting of lead singer and guitarist Matthew Healy, bassist Ross MacDonald, synthesizer and keyboard player Adam Hann and drummer George Daniel. Their debut self-titled album was released in 2013 and debuted at number one on the UK Albums Chart and certified gold in Australia, New Zealand, Ireland and the UK. The 1975 has had 6 albums, 6 extended plays, and 19 singles as of 2021. Their music has been described as 'alternative rock laced with synth-pop, funk, and hip-hop'. The band has received multiple awards and nominations, including three Grammy Award nominations in 2020 for Best Rock Performance, Best Alternative Music Album and Best Rock Song. In 2021, The 1975 released an album titled 'Notes on a Conditional Form'. The album was met with critical acclaim and further established the band's unique sound of experimental pop.

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