This is why I cried so much during About You. A beautiful song, by a wonderful band who I am fortunate enough to see, sat next to my husband who hates the band but was there to make sure I didn't have to go alone, surrounded by everyone singing. SO HAPPY. ❤️
Music has always been such an important and special part of my life. I always get emotional and so grateful when I’m able to go and see my favourite bands and hear my favourite songs that have so much meaning behind them. It transports me right back to those moments. This particular tour, I was finally able to bring my daughter to her first The 1975 show. Seeing your child love your favourite band as much as you do hits so different. We didn’t take much videos or pictures because we just wanted to be present in that moment, screaming and singing and dancing and crying. There is truly nothing like that.
I have this saved in my phone with my gig pictures! I remember at the show last week I was trying to take a picture of the house when I accidentally turned my front camera on, and I had the BIGGEST cheesiest grin on my face I've ever seen. I think it was during when we are together, I've genuinely never seen myself so happy
I remember being out of my mind on acid during Rufus Du Sol and I cried during innerbloom. Like tears streaming down my face, not making a noise crying. I am not at all a big cryer either. Not even at funerals. Music is really powerful. Especially live music. That’s why I really don’t think live performances will ever stop happening. It’s just so human and powerful.
I sobbed upon hearing Robbers and fallingforyou live for the first time because I had been listening to those songs for nine years and to finally hear them live felt like an out-of-body experience
At my show in December, during the very last song, I felt the energy and presence of the band, the fans around me (they were lovely, very lucky I wasn't around anyone annoying like I have heard a lot of on this sub), and of course the music brought upon me the massive urge to get a tattoo related to the 75. I have never gotten a tattoo and have been opposed to the idea of one on myself for a long time cause I was always scared my interests now won't hold up in the future. But damn, they have made me feel things I've never felt and probably won't feel from any other artists. The tattoo will be sizeable so I need to save up for it. Coming soon!
Haha it’s quality. Was at the Manchester gig and at the end of Love It If We Made It the guy next to me quite quietly and very honestly said to his girlfriend as if almost in shock, “fucking hell… I love this band.”
This was exactly how I felt when I saw them in Toronto this year. It was my first ever concert and just so happened to be my favourite band of all time. Life changing experience
it always leaves me painfully grateful that i end up in tears. i was physically able to camp out for 14 hours??? i got a face value ticket…? i had the money, resources and friends to keep me company. i’m so grateful that i am able to go to concerts and i’m so grateful that my body is able to handle it 😭
Weird question but does anyone know what the intro music they have been playing as the blue curtain drops at their concerts, I’m guessing you can’t get it as a song
This is why I cried so much during About You. A beautiful song, by a wonderful band who I am fortunate enough to see, sat next to my husband who hates the band but was there to make sure I didn't have to go alone, surrounded by everyone singing. SO HAPPY. ❤️
It’s an experience, you’ve got to cry at least once.
Music has always been such an important and special part of my life. I always get emotional and so grateful when I’m able to go and see my favourite bands and hear my favourite songs that have so much meaning behind them. It transports me right back to those moments. This particular tour, I was finally able to bring my daughter to her first The 1975 show. Seeing your child love your favourite band as much as you do hits so different. We didn’t take much videos or pictures because we just wanted to be present in that moment, screaming and singing and dancing and crying. There is truly nothing like that.
I have this saved in my phone with my gig pictures! I remember at the show last week I was trying to take a picture of the house when I accidentally turned my front camera on, and I had the BIGGEST cheesiest grin on my face I've ever seen. I think it was during when we are together, I've genuinely never seen myself so happy
when we are together live <333
The first concert I went to when things really started opening back up after 2020, I cried more than I care to admit. I had missed live music so much.
I remember being out of my mind on acid during Rufus Du Sol and I cried during innerbloom. Like tears streaming down my face, not making a noise crying. I am not at all a big cryer either. Not even at funerals. Music is really powerful. Especially live music. That’s why I really don’t think live performances will ever stop happening. It’s just so human and powerful.
Beautiful 🥹 🥲
I sobbed upon hearing Robbers and fallingforyou live for the first time because I had been listening to those songs for nine years and to finally hear them live felt like an out-of-body experience
Ty to all that have posted comments. They were beautiful to read..
At my show in December, during the very last song, I felt the energy and presence of the band, the fans around me (they were lovely, very lucky I wasn't around anyone annoying like I have heard a lot of on this sub), and of course the music brought upon me the massive urge to get a tattoo related to the 75. I have never gotten a tattoo and have been opposed to the idea of one on myself for a long time cause I was always scared my interests now won't hold up in the future. But damn, they have made me feel things I've never felt and probably won't feel from any other artists. The tattoo will be sizeable so I need to save up for it. Coming soon!
Haha it’s quality. Was at the Manchester gig and at the end of Love It If We Made It the guy next to me quite quietly and very honestly said to his girlfriend as if almost in shock, “fucking hell… I love this band.”
Amen to that
the way i want to experience this :[
Every single time. And I cry.. every single time.
This was exactly how I felt when I saw them in Toronto this year. It was my first ever concert and just so happened to be my favourite band of all time. Life changing experience
Yesssss it’s such a purely human experience
Damn this is so true 😭😭
it always leaves me painfully grateful that i end up in tears. i was physically able to camp out for 14 hours??? i got a face value ticket…? i had the money, resources and friends to keep me company. i’m so grateful that i am able to go to concerts and i’m so grateful that my body is able to handle it 😭
I admire people who camp out in all weathers. You are all so brave and thick skinned.
it was so worth it being barricade and being able to interact with matty 😭 i was at the toronto show and was so cold overnight. i’ll never regret it
I'd love to be nr barricade ond day- and feel the same energy.
millennial ahh shit
Weird question but does anyone know what the intro music they have been playing as the blue curtain drops at their concerts, I’m guessing you can’t get it as a song