Chorus.fm — Charli XCX teamed up with Christine and the Queens for her BBC Radio 1’s Live Lounge performance. It includes a cover of The 1975’s “TOOTIMETOOTIMETOOTIME.” more info

Consequence of Sound — The pair also perform their collaborator single "Gone". Charli XCX and Christine and the Queens cover The 1975 for BBC’s Live Lounge: Stream Lake Schatz more info

Nialler9 — Episode 59 of the Nialler9 podcast has Andrea and Niall deep diving into the appeal or non-appeal of Taylor Swift's seventh album Lover. We talk Lizzo and Missy Elliott at the VMAs, Harry Styles Rolling Stones piece and songs of the week include THAT... more info

Chorus.fm — 140 musicians, including Billie Eilish, Nine Inch Nails, Halsey, The 1975, Foo Fighters, and more, have added their name to a new music engagement campaign from Planned Parenthood. Banning abortion is NOT what people in America want — and we will n... more info

Consequence of Sound — Nine Inch Nails, Ariana Grande, The 1975, St. Vincent, and Mitski are also backing the campaign. Lizzo, Billie Eilish, Foo Fighters and more sign Planned Parenthood letter protesting abortion bans Lake Schatz more info

Chorus.fm — Watch The 1975 perform their new song live for the first time. more info

Kings of A&R — Artists with new single releases on Spotify’s New Music Friday include Taylor Swift, 5SOS, and BROCKHAMPTOM.  Others include Charlie Puth, The 1975, Lizzo, Lana Del Rey, Mura Masa, G-Eazy, Bea Miller, Yung Gravy, and Tainy. The standout track is T... more info

Stereogum — Yesterday, the 1975 released their new single "People," which will appear on their upcoming album Notes On A Conditional Form that's due out next year. It's good -- the track landed on our Best Songs Of The Week list this week. more info

Consequence of Sound — Notes on a Conditional Form lands in stores February 2020. The 1975 set new album release date, share flashy “People”: Stream Lake Schatz more info

Stereogum — The 1975 are nothing if not ambitious. Sometimes, their creative aspirations are so lofty that they blow past the also-ambitious deadlines they set for themselves. To wit: Originally the plan was to follow up last November's massive A Brief Inquiry I... more info