The 1975 hit back at Good Vibes Festival lawsuit
The group have issued their defence after being sued by Malaysian promoter Future Sound Asia over last year's cancellation
News By James Hanley | 6 September 2024
The 1975 have responded to a lawsuit filed against the band by the promoter of Malaysia’s Good Vibes Festival. The £1.9 million (€2.25m) suit was filed in the UK’s High Court by Future Sound Asia (FSA) over costs relating to the government-ordered cancellation of last year’s event.
Organisers are suing the British band over a violation of performance rules, having pulled the plug on their headline set after The 1975’s frontman Matty Healy criticised the country’s strict anti-LGBT laws…
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