The 1975’s new song “People” is now up on streaming services.
The 1975 – “People”
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The 1975 Share Acoustic Tracks
The 1975 have shared acoustic versions of “Be My Mistake” and “Paris.”
The 1975 – “102” Acoustic
The 1975 – “It’s Not Living (If It’s Not With You)”
The 1975 have released their new song “It’s Not Living (If It’s Not With You)” on Apple Music and Spotify.
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The 1975 – “Sincerity is Scary”
The 1975 have released their new song “Sincerity is Scary.”
The 1975 – “TOOTIMETOOTIMETOOTIME”
The 1975 have released their new song “TOOTIMETOOTIMETOOTIME.”
The 1975 – “Love It if We Made It”
The 1975 have released their new song “Love It if We Made It” on Spotify and Apple Music.
Early thoughts: This band continues to aim high and hit far more than they miss. This song is awesome and feels potent, unique, and, like almost all The 1975 songs, captures a mood and vibe in the music. I’m so happy to be alive while this band is in their prime. This album is shaping up to be special.
The 1975 Debut New Song
The 1975 are debuting their new song on BBC 1 Radio in just a little bit. I’ll update this post with any news after it happens, and you can join our forum discussion if you want to freak out with other fans live.
The 1975 Release Live Album
The 1975 have released their live album, DH00278 (Live from The O2, London), on Spotify and Apple Music.
The 1975 Release “Milk” as Stand Alone Single
The 1975’s “Milk” is now available on Apple Music and Spotify as a stand alone track. The song was previously a hidden track on the Sex EP.
The 1975 if They Were Blink-182
Cameron Hurley of We Are the in Crowd has shared a cover of The 1975’s “Girls” as if it was recorded by Blink-182 during their Enema of the State era. Clever.
The 1975 Release “How to Draw” for Free Download
The 1975 have released their b-side “How to Draw” as a free download.
Northlane Vocalist Covers The 1975
Northlane’s Marcus Bridge uploaded a cover of The 1975’s “Robbers.”