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The 1975 are playing at NorthSide 2017
They’re also being joined by The Kills in Denmark.
The 1975 have been confirmed for next year’s NorthSide Festival in Denmark.
They’ll be bringing their all-conquering second album ‘I Like It When You Sleep…’ to the Danish festival on its final day, which takes place between 9th-11th June 2017.
The Kills have also been confirmed for the festival, playing tunes from their latest album ‘Ash & Ice’ and their back catalogue on Saturday. Veteran funk metal group Primus, rising Danish electro-R&B group Off Bloom and Swedish rockers Mando Diao are also confirmed.
Last month it was announced that Frank Ocean would be headlining the event alongside Radiohead. Run The Jewels, MØ, Bastille and many more are also set to join them.
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The 1975 - At Their Very Best - Live from MSG (Vinyl LP - orange)
The 1975 - A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships (Vinyl LP - black)
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