Lead singer in 1975 Matty Healy Tears were shed on the stage after his band made headlines at this year’s Glastonbury Festival.
On Friday, June 27, a 36-year-old musician was clearly excited on stage at the end of the show. He shed tears, knelt down, and put his head in his hand to cry. Healy then raised her head, exhale, took a little time, and stood up.
1975 is one of three headlines for the three-day festival currently underway. The band closed at the event Friday night Neil Young There is a maximum billing on Saturday Olivia Rodrigo It is Sunday’s title method.
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“I know I’m going to be a rock star, but it’s really horrible, I’m really nervous,” Healy said of performing in Glastonbury.
Then he joked, “It’s hard to say when I was sincerely on stage…but this moment made me realize, yes, I’m probably the best. I’m probably the best songwriter of my generation.”
Healy continued: “This is the first time in my life I don’t know what to say.”
Matty Healy.
(Photo taken by Karwai Tang/Wireimage)Past hosts have come under fire for their controversial behavior, leading Healy to insist on publicly saying that he was just a rock star and that his role does not represent his “normal life.”
“I apologize to those people because some of my actions hurt some people, and I promise to say on the stage in the video uploaded via X in October 2023,” he said on the stage, “I think it’s important for me to express my intentions, so everyone knows that no I can see from me.”
Steve Jennings/Wireimage Matty Healy attempts to provide an explanation for his controversial behavior as his band begins its latest tour. Healy, 34, took a moment to reflect on his past actions on stage after performing at the Hollywood Bowl in California on Monday, October 2. “Because some of mine […]
He continued: “I performed my own exaggerated version at other stages, either [in] Print or podcasting, and attempts to fulfill the role of 21st century rock stars. So, this is complicated. ”
Healy ends his message by revealing his actions, joked: “Sometimes pretending is the only way you really find out who you are, and you can also say that men would rather have an offensive impression of their attention than get treatment.”
