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The 1975 forward Matty Healy Break down in tears on stage after his band led this year’s Glastonbury Festival.
In shared photos of the UK event By x On Friday, June 27, the musician, 36, became emotionally emotionally on stage at the end of a performance. He broke down in tears, dropping to his knees and laying his head in his hands and sobbed. Then Healy looked up, breathed out and took a moment before standing back up.
1975 was one of three headings for the three -day festival, which is currently taking place. The band closed on Friday night at the event while Neil Young has the best bills for Saturday and Olivia Rodrigo is the main act for Sunday.
Earlier at night, Healy addressed the 100,000+ crowd with a pint of beer in hand, back Hollywood Correspondent.
During the 1975 London Concert, forward Matty Healy briefly touched on the fall of his past arguments. “I was always, like, trying things and some things I got right and some things I got wrong,” Healy, 34, said during the gig on Sunday, July 2, at Finsbury Park, per metro.co.uk. “But, do you know what? There’s a lot (…)
“I know I’m supposed to be Rockstar, but this is really scary and I’m very nervous,” said Healy for performing in Glastonbury.
Then he joked, “It’s hard to say when I’m sincerely on stage … but what this moment makes me realize is, 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 by Karwai Tang/Wirimage)The forward has come on fire in the past for his controversial conductleads to Healy to demand public He just conducts an action like Rockstar and his persona does not represent his “normal life.”
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Steve Jennings/Matty Healy tried to offer an explanation for his controversial behavior as his band begins the latest leg of their journey. The 1975 performed at the Hollywood Bowl in California on Monday, October 2, with Healy, 34, taking a moment to reflect on his past actions on stage. “Because of some of my (…)
He continued: “I have performed exaggerated versions of myself on other stages, whether (in) print or on podcasts and in an attempt often wrong to fulfill the kind of 21st century rock star character role. So, it’s complicated.”
Healy wrapped his message by lighting his actions, joking, “Sometimes an excuse play is the only way you can really find out who you are, and you could also say that men would rather make offensive impressions for attention than go to therapy.”
