The 1975 - Being Funny in a Foreign Language (Oct 14, 2022) Album • Page 38

Such a clown lol

 

That sounds like it’s just not going to be a crazy production.

 

thought that article was pretty endearing and devoid of any clown shit but what do I know

 

Want people to have the feeling doesn’t necessarily mean anything about venue size, seems it could be just more focused on the music and band/crowd connection without intense visuals/production as stated above

 

They’re not going to regress and play House of Blues type venues, I don’t care what Matty says lol

 

I think it’s abundantly clear his comments had nothing to do with venue size and everything to do with production style, why are people purposefully misreading that

 

Can you imagine The 1975 playing House of Blues?

 

I saw them at Chicago house of blues in 2016

 

Jealous

 

Take Bleachers on tour

 

Take Meet Me @ the Altar on tour.

 

Are they a fully arena band now in the states? I feel like they have not fully broken through everywhere in the US like say, Dua Lipa has, but maybe I am wrong about that.

 

Their first time they came here to KC they were the second band on a lineup behind The Naked and Famous and a pre-“Feel It Still” Portugal The Man at a House of Blues-sized venue. It was abundantly clear they should have been the headliner.

 

You think they'd go from Agganis to the Roadrunner????!

 

I just say things!

 

I first saw them at the Sinclair so I’d be stoked if we got roadrunner.

 

Hell yeah, same

 

I was on the left lol

 

Listening to The Blue Nile for the first time because of this thread. Absolutely love this!

 

live in 23 hours

 

A true gem of an album, from beginning to end

 

Teaser for tomorrow's video drop:

 

Looks like they aren’t playing intimate shows, it’s arenas and large ballrooms

 

dude how many times do i have to point out the exceedingly obvious point that interview was making about the stage production being intimate and had absolutely nothing to do with venue size