1975 Fontman Matty Healy promises to end politics despite a conflicting show

Matty Healy, the leader singer for the English rock band in 1975, he said that the group’s policy of the group at the Girlastonbury Festival will not put the policies into them live performances. Despite Healy’s lawsuit, a politically charged visual visual.

Roker applied with a crowd after the traces, and when some of them were disappointed with the “lack of politics”, he wants to say that the fanets say and “will not be one of politics.”

“I can’t – I don’t know – I don’t know – it can be disappointed with the lack of politics in our show and future shows. said the crowd. “We do not want to be one of the politics inherit. We want this love and friendship. I do not try to be very serious, but we need more politics. We need more politics.”

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June 27, 2025 in England, Glastonbury, the third day of the Glastonbury Festival in England is becoming. (Picture Samir Hussein / WireImage)

The singer called the comments “really foundation”, but the audience said “to take a soul to this level of friendship.”

Following the speech, only a group of politics took a group of group before giving a look.

As mentioned as diversity“If we did it,” said, “One of the most politically loaded songs in the group was accompanied by montage of the president’s images Donald TrumpDescriptions of Kanye West and the presence of immigrants.

Healy, having an ex-girlfriend Taylor swiftIt is not a stranger to argue. Down to the group in hot water In 2023, the group’s guitarist, Ross Macdonald, on stage in Malaysia to protest the country’s LGBTQ laws.

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1975 And Pop Star Taylor Swift, shortly after a month, briefly met in 2023. (Getty Images)

Only when it was repealed during this day and the band was banned from his speech in Malaysia, the country could negatively affect the country’s LGBTQ citizens

As reported in variety, some local residents were afraid of the group’s actions could lead to another barrier about Gay citizens.

In response to the incident, a spokesman for the group said: “Matty LGBTQ + community has a long-term record and the group wanted to stand up for LGBTQ + fans and community.”

According to the entertainment site Nme.comHetyly cried when Trump wins in 2016. He was “tired and felt I lost a little.”

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