The 1975’s Matt Healy talks Lewis Capaldi and break-ups at Finsbury Park gig

The 1975 at Finsbury Park (Jordan Hughes Curtis/PA)
The 1975 at Finsbury Park (Jordan Hughes Curtis/PA)

The 1975 frontman Matt Healy shared a message of support to Lewis Capaldi during the band’s emotionally charged, theatrical headline show in London which saw him discuss relationship break-ups and masculinity.

The indie-rock band offered up an ambitious production to the 45,000 strong crowd at Finsbury Park on Sunday with a multi-levelled set designed like a 1990s style home, which was seen as a game-changer for arena shows when used as part of their recent At Their Very Best tour.

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