The 1975 frontman Matty Healy unremorseful for actions on stage


PETALING JAYA: In what appears to be a defiant response on Instagram, The 1975 frontman Matty Healy showed no remorse for his behaviour on stage.

Healy shared the announcement that the Good Vibes Festival was cancelled along with a caption saying; "Ok, well why don't you try and not make out with Ross (referring to the guitarist that he kissed) for 20 years. Not as easy as it looks."

On Friday (July 21), Healy started ranting on stage about the country's LGBT laws before kissing bassist Ross MacDonald at the Sepang International Circuit.

This led the organisers to pull the plug on the band's performance, which was followed by a total ban of the group performing in Malaysia and the remaining two days of the festival cancelled by the Multimedia and Digital Ministry.

The police have since launched an investigation on the incident and are expected to call up the organisers.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!

Next In Nation

Malaysian embassy in Bangkok assists in locating missing Sarawakian
Cautious approach by Asean on Myanmar vital to securing peace, says Anwar
Klang factory fire kills one worker, injures two others
New Harimau Malaya head coach Peter Cklamovski arrives in Malaysia
Travel agencies must have bank guarantee of RM250,000 to operate, says Mata
Anirudh's mega concert to feature three local rising talents as opening acts at Bukit Jalil on Jan 31
Kedah fires contractor for violating water treatment plant project schedule
Anti-smuggling raids in Selangor, KL yield RM113mil in construction material, six arrests
Family home tragically destroyed in Jitra fire
Malaysia to capture major share of Islamic tourism by 2028

Others Also Read