It probably isn't necessary for me to explain who The 1975 are, but for anyone who has been living in a cave for the past year, they are a rock/indie band who originated from Manchester, in England, and are probably one of the fastest rising bands of the decade, having already supported the Rolling Stones, and played night after night of sold out theatres and arenas. And 21st of September at Manchester Apollo was certainly no exception, with the theatre packed full of people, some of whom had been waiting for over 6 hours! The show being in their home town only added to the anticipation and pride felt by the ticketholders, safe in the knowledge that they haven't lost touch with their roots despite their fame. But is it really a surprise they've found success? …show more content…
From the moment the band graces the stage with their presence, every girls (and most of the boys) in the theatre are completely mesmerised, in awe and head over heels in love with each and every one of the four-piece. Matty Healy began by entering the stage to indulgent instrumental music, standing with his arms wide open in front of the crowd, and swishing his hair, causing the biggest release of hormonal screams that I have ever heard in my life. However, it transpired that this brief moment of standing in front of the crowd was all the rest he was going to get for the next two hours. His excitement was extremely admirable; nobody can argue that he doesn't work hard for his success and fame. The only shame was that the rest of the band didn't seem to share his energy, excitement and his trait for putting 100% in every single