The 1975 Tickets

The 1975 is an English indie rock band that's exploded on the international music scene, with an upbeat electric sound that supports introspective lyrics about hope, death, drugs, and fear. As The 1975 continues to rise in popularity, cheap tickets to The 1975 concerts are sure to go quick. Don't wait to get your tickets — buy yours today and dance out to one of indie rock's hottest new bands!

Rise to Fame

The 1975 consists of members Matthew Healy, Adam Hann, Ross MacDonald and George Daniel. The four of them attended high school in the same town where they formed a band and started playing together in 2002. They played their music mostly at punk clubs under various names. Their current name was taken from a beat poetry book that had "1 June, The 1975" written on the inside cover. In 2013 they released their self-titled album, and before they had time to compete the full album, they were playing to sold-out shows.

The 1975 had their US debut at Coachella in 2014. They've captured audiences with their unique blend of electronic, punk, pop, and R&B in songs like, "Robbers," "Settle Down," "Heart Out," and "Chocolate." With an extensive touring schedule in Europe, The 1975 has limited shows on this side of the Atlantic. Don't wait to get your cheap The 1975 concert tickets or you may find the concert's sold out! Get your cheap tickets here today to see one of England's indie rock darlings for yourself at a The 1975 concert.

2020 North American Tour

The tour kicked off in Houston TX at The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion in late April. The tour continued through mid-June in the US, making stops in Phoenix AZ, Los Angeles CA, Morrison CO, Omaha NE, Milwaukee WI, Toronto ON, New York NY, Cleveland OH, Atlanta GA and many more! Their last US performance was at the Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival in June. Phoebe Bridgers and Beabadoobee will also be direct support on the tour for most dates! Get your cheap The 1975 tickets today!

Did You Know These The 1975 Facts?

• “The Sound” music video features comments said by “haters” to the band about their music.
• They have been playing together since they were all 13 years old.
• During concerts, the band requests that fans put their phones away for at least one song so that they can truly listen without being distracted by technology.
• Only 2 out of the four members will meet with the press to do interviews.