Feb. 24, a London judge ruled that indie-rock band The 1975 would not be personally responsible for the 1.9 million pounds ($2.4 million) that Good Vibes Festival is seeking.

A London judge ruled that The 1975 are not liable in a lawsuit served by Future Sound Asia, the organisers of the Malaysian music festival Good Vibes.

Remember that period where Matty Healy was sloppily making out with anyone and everyone during The 1975’s shows? The habit got him in trouble when he kissed his bandmate Ross MacDonald onstage during a 2023 Good Vibes Festival performance in Malaysia.

A London judge has dismissed part of a lawsuit against the British band The 1975 over the lead singer’s gay kiss that led Malaysian authorities to shut down a music festival.

Members of the British band cannot be held personally liable for losses of the Malaysian music festival that was shut down by authorities after lead singer Matty Healy kissed a male bandmate on stage,

The lawsuit filed by a Malaysian festival against The 1975 following their controversial performance at the event in 2023 was in court this week. The band’s lawyers began by arguing that, while the festival can sue The 1975’s company,

The Good Vibes Festival was cancelled on its opening night in 2023, after Healy kissed his bandmate onstage. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Organiser of Good Vibes Festival is seeking US$2.4 million in losses after singer Matty Healy kissed male bassist at 2023 Kuala Lumpur show Members of the British band The 1975 cannot be held personally liable for losses of a Malaysian music festival that was shut down by authorities after lead singer Matty Healy kissed a male bandmate on stage,

Last summer, the members of the 1975 were hit with a $2.4 million lawsuit from Future Sound Asia, the organizers behind Malaysia’s Good Vibes Festival. The suit stemmed from an onstage kiss between frontman Matty Healy and bassist Ross MacDonald during the band’s 2023 headlining set,