Matty Healy

English singer-songwriter

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2024 Collaboration with Charli XCX and Jon Hopkins on the track 'I might say something stupid' from the album 'Brat'
2024 Released another solo single 'Loads of Crisps' under the name Truman Black.
2024 Released single 'Loads of Crisps' as part of Truman Black project
2024 Collaborated on multiple music projects including playing piano for Bleachers' 'Hey Joe', co-writing and providing vocals for Charli XCX's track, and contributing additional production to Coldplay's 'The Karate Kid'.
2024 The 1975 will perform four shows at the O2 Arena in London, marking the world's first-ever carbon-removed events by removing carbon dioxide generated by the events and implementing extensive environmental mitigation strategies.
May 2024 Got engaged to Gabbriette.
March 2024 Concluded the 'Still... At Their Very Best' concert tour.
2023 Won British Rock/Alternative Act at the Brit Awards.
2023 Nominated for Album of the Year at the Brit Awards and Songwriter of the Year at the Ivor Novello Awards.
2023 Released solo single 'And Then the Sand We Sink In' as part of his musical works outside of The 1975.
2023 Referred to comedians George Carlin, Bill Hicks, and Lenny Bruce as 'staples of the left' and his heroes during a performance in Denmark.
2023 Criticized the 'apathy of the left' in British politics and spoke out against the demonization of strikers during live performances.
2023 Criticized Mississippi's transgender laws, calling them 'bullshit' during the Still... At Their Very Best tour.
2023 Released single 'And Then The Sand We Sink In' as part of Truman Black project
2023 Healy and The 1975 were briefly imprisoned and banned from Malaysia after criticising the country's anti-LGBT laws and kissing bandmate Ross MacDonald on stage during the Good Vibes Festival.
2023 Nashville-based singer Knox released the pop rock track 'Not The 1975', inspired by a personal interaction referencing Matty Healy's musical reputation.
2023 Provided additional vocals and drums for Japanese House singles 'Sunshine Baby' and 'Boyhood'.
October 2023 At a Hollywood Bowl concert, Healy publicly apologized for performing 'exaggerated versions' of himself and pledged to do better, acknowledging that some of his actions had hurt people.
September 2023 Began dating American model and musician Gabbriette.
September 2023 Commenced the 'Still... At Their Very Best' concert tour across North America and Europe, which was set to end in March 2024.
August 2023 Headlined Reading and Leeds Festivals for the third time, performing a '10th Anniversary Performance' of their self-titled debut album from 2013.
May 2023 Again spoke in support of Scottish independence during a performance in Scotland.
April 2023 During a concert in Adelaide, Healy declared 'The era of me being a fucking arsehole is coming to an end' and that he can't 'perform off the stage anymore'.
April 2023 The 1975 released 'Live with the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra', which reached number two in the UK.
March 2023 Healy discussed his controversial behavior in a profile with Jia Tolentino for The New Yorker, admitting to 'oppositional' behavior and 'exaggeration' over the previous 18 months.
February 2023 Healy appeared on The Adam Friedland Show podcast, deliberately provoking reactions from his fanbase and making controversial comments that led to significant public backlash.
January 2023 While performing in Scotland, spoke in support of Scottish independence.
January 2023 A video of Healy performing 'Love It If We Made It' went viral, sparking online debate about a potential Nazi salute-like gesture while singing a Trump-quoted lyric.
2022 Collaborated with Lewis Capaldi on an unreleased song for his album Broken by Desire to Be Heavenly Sent.
2022 Ended relationship with FKA Twigs and mentioned being in therapy.
2022 Released 'Being Funny in a Foreign Language', maintaining the band's chart-topping success.
2022 Healy wrote and directed The 1975's At Their Very Best world tour, which included a provocative commentary on contemporary masculinity, featuring controversial stage performances such as eating a raw steak, depicting masturbation, and doing 20 press-ups in succession.
2022 During the US leg of the tour, Healy got a tattoo on stage that read 'iM a MaN', further exploring his performance art about masculinity.
2022 Matty Healy served as creative director and writer for the 'I'm In Love With You' music video
2022 Matty Healy worked as creative director for the 'Happiness' project
2022 Collaborated with Taylor Swift on material for her album Midnights.
2022 Spoke openly in an interview about dealing with trauma from early sexual experiences and being in therapy.
December 2022 Performed at the 8th annual Ally Coalition benefit show in support of LGBTQ+ youth.
July 2022 Two tracks written by Healy, 'Pictures of Us' and 'You're Here That's the Thing', were included in Beabadoobee's album Beatopia.
April 2022 Released the song 'Sleep Tight', a composition by Healy and Rob Milton, performed by Holly Humberstone.
2021 Essex singer Georgia Twinn released the single 'Matty Healy', a pop song that embodied the 'Healywave' musical style directly inspired by Matty Healy's artistic influence.
October 2021 Guest-opened for Phoebe Bridgers at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles, performing the first live duet of the 1975 song 'Jesus Christ 2005 God Bless America'.
March 2021 Healy and George Daniel produced Beabadoobee's solo EP Our Extended Play.
2020 Recorded a podcast series interviewing musical heroes, including conversations with notable artists like Stevie Nicks, Brian Eno, Steve Reich, Kim Gordon, Mike Kinsella, Conor Oberst, and Bobby Gillespie.
2020 Won Band of the Decade, Best British Band, and the Innovator Award at the NME Awards.
2020 Healy pledged to only perform at music festivals with a gender-balanced lineup, demonstrating his commitment to gender equality in the music industry.
2020 Healy deactivated his Twitter account after tweeting about George Floyd's murder and facing online criticism, wanting to take a more considered approach to public statements.
2020 Released 'Notes on a Conditional Form', continuing the band's streak of number one UK Albums Chart albums.
2020 Started a relationship with English singer FKA Twigs, which lasted until 2022.
2020 Matty Healy invited climate activist Greta Thunberg to record a speech about climate change for a 1975 track, highlighting his vocal stance on environmental issues.

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