The 1975 tickets

How to buy The 1975 tickets

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The 1975 show dates

There are no confirmed UK headline dates for The 1975 at this time. The band are currently in the middle of a US tour — their most significant American run since the conclusion of the Still… At Their Very Best world tour — with no UK dates yet announced for 2026 or 2027. We’ll update this page as soon as new UK dates are confirmed, so check back soon. Given Matty Healy’s confirmation that the band have made two new albums, a full UK and European headline tour is widely expected to follow in the near future.

The 1975 tour tickets

The Still… At Their Very Best world tour, which concluded in early 2024, was one of the most discussed rock spectacles of the post-pandemic era — pairing tight, radio-friendly songs with theatrical staging, meta-commentary from Matty Healy, and a distinctive visual language that set it apart from any other arena tour of its time. It included multiple sold-out nights at venues including Madison Square Garden in New York and the Kia Forum in Los Angeles, as well as major UK dates that sold out almost immediately on announcement.

Following the tour, the band announced an indefinite pause from live shows to focus on new music and personal lives — during which time Healy got engaged, drummer George Daniel married Charli XCX, and new material began taking shape. With the US tour now underway and new albums confirmed, UK dates are expected to follow as part of what promises to be one of the most anticipated return tours of recent years. Fanatix will update this page the moment they are announced.

How much are The 1975 tickets?

Ticket prices for The 1975’s UK headline shows vary depending on venue size and ticket type. Their arena dates have historically offered general admission standing and reserved seating across a range of price points, with VIP packages also available at selected venues. Their shows at The O2 and other major arenas tend to sell out within hours of going on general sale — often within minutes for the highest-demand cities.

When new UK dates are announced, Fanatix will list tickets across the full price range. Checking listings as soon as they go live gives you the best chance of securing a ticket at the price you want.

Pro tip: The 1975’s UK dates sell out faster than almost any other British band of their generation. Setting up alerts and checking Fanatix listings the moment new dates are announced is essential — don’t wait for the general on-sale if you can help it.

The 1975 resale tickets

Once new UK tour dates are confirmed, all shows will be available through the Fanatix resale marketplace. Every listing is verified, meaning your tickets are guaranteed to be valid and delivered before the event. Every order is backed by our 100% money-back guarantee.

For any currently listed dates, Fanatix offers a safe and reliable way to buy and sell The 1975 tickets — whether you’re after a last-minute ticket or missed out during the primary sale.

About The 1975

The 1975 are an indie pop and alternative rock band from Manchester, comprising Matty Healy on vocals and guitar, Adam Hann on lead guitar, Ross MacDonald on bass and George Daniel on drums. Formed in Wilmslow, Cheshire as teenagers, they released a series of EPs in 2012 before their self-titled debut album went straight to number one in the UK in 2013. Each of their five studio albums has debuted at number one in the UK — a run that makes them one of the very few British acts ever to achieve five consecutive chart-topping albums, taking in their self-titled debut (2013), I Like It When You Sleep… (2016), A Brief Inquiry into Online Relationships (2018), Notes on a Conditional Form (2020) and Being Funny in a Foreign Language (2022). They have also been crowned Best Group at the BRIT Awards twice.

What makes The 1975 genuinely remarkable is the breadth of their sonic ambition. Each album is a deliberate stylistic departure from the last — from glossy synth-pop and ambient electronica to punk, jazz, post-rock and country, all filtered through Healy’s hyperarticulate, confessional songwriting. Their willingness to reinvent themselves while maintaining a ferociously loyal fanbase is almost without parallel in modern British music. Healy has confirmed the band have made two new albums, one of which is titled DOGS — a release that will be among the most anticipated in indie music when it arrives.

Live, The 1975 are a theatrical, emotionally overwhelming experience — combining meticulously designed visuals, Healy’s freewheeling onstage presence and a catalogue deep enough to build shows that feel different every night. Their UK arena dates sell out within minutes and their Glastonbury appearances have been among the most talked-about festival sets in recent years. The next UK tour will be one of the events of the year — whenever it comes.