The 1975 Want to Rent Out a Venue For a Week and Play All Their Albums

The 1975 may have just released their third studio album, A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships, late last month, but that doesn't mean they're not already looking toward the future. They've already divulged that they'll be releasing a followup album, Notes on a Conditional Form, sometime next year, and frontman Matty Healy is dead set on renting out a venue for a week to play all the albums — EPs, great hits, and all — in their entireties.

The singer teased the idea on Twitter earlier this week, expressing this would happen "at end of campaign," meaning after they're done touring both the new and upcoming albums, and each show would feature "the same production and lighting of each era" to incorporate an element of nostalgia. Less than an hour and a half after publishing the original post, the 29-year-old followed up: "Ok due to reaction - this is now  officially happening."

Cue overwhelming excitement!

Though he has not yet announced any details concerning the career-spanning shows, 2019 is shaping up to be a big one for The 1975. They start the year with a UK arena tour before heading to North America in March for an extensive run.

Check out his tweets below.