Good Vibes Festival organiser sues The 1975, band members in UK courts


KUALA LUMPUR: The organiser of Malaysia’s Good Vibes Festival has filed a lawsuit against British band The 1975 and all its members individually following frontman Matty Healy’s controversial incident on stage during the concert last year.

In an article by an international portal Variety on Tuesday (July 30) it was reported that festival organisers Future Sound Asia are seeking £1.9mil (RM11.25mil) after the band’s antics resulted in the festival being shut down.

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