The 1975 Announces Work on New Album Amid Upcoming Hiatus

Frontman Matty Healy shares a preview of new music during the band's final UK tour date, signaling a brief pause before their next creative phase.

The 1975 performed their final UK tour date in Birmingham, previewing new music as they approach a hiatus after their 'Still… At Their Very Best' tour ends on March 24.
Frontman Matty Healy reassured fans that the band's break would not be permanent, hinting at work on a new album during the hiatus.
Healy played a snippet of an unreleased song, sharing a lyric that reflects his feelings about taking a break: 'I take a minute when I think I won’t die from stopping.'
The band has been touring in support of their fifth studio album, 'Being Funny in a Foreign Language,' since late 2022.
Despite previous breaks between tours, The 1975 has consistently returned to the studio to create new music, indicating this hiatus may follow a similar pattern.