The 1975's New Album Is Almost Finished

Matty Healy has announced that the long-awaited new album by The 1975 is almost finished. The announcement from Healy was featured in a video displayed on giant screens during an event for the charity Sunday For Sammy, an organisation of which he is a patron. At this year's Sunday For Sammy event, Healy played an acoustic set and invited Lewis Capaldi to the stage.

The previous LP from The 1975 was Being Funny In A Foreign Language, released in 2022. In December of last year, Healy stated that The 1975 were actually making two albums. Prior to Glastonbury, Jamie Oborne, who is the manager of the band and an executive at Dirty Hit, confirmed that they were working on a new album. Later, in February, Healy stated that he was living in the studio and getting little sleep while working on new music.

In early 2025, The 1975 renewed their logos and their social media visuals. In addition, a tribute band called The 9075 performed on September 25 at Salt Market Social in North Shields.