All site postings
Shortlink to this content: http://bit.ly/1PRnXVK
Wednesday, October 28, 2015 4:15pm ET	by Newsdesk
newsdesk, london, i like it when you sleep for you are so beautiful yet so unaware of it, tour, uk, new album, video, love me, matthew healy, the 1975, news, music, pressparty
The 1975 unveil their new music video for comeback single 'Love Me'
The 1975 have released the video for their comeback single 'Love Me'.
'Love Me' is the first single to be taken from the British band's forthcoming second album 'I Like It When You Sleep For You Are So Beautiful Yet So Unaware Of It'.
The video for the '80s-inspired track sees frontman Matthew Healy dancing with cardboard cut-outs of famous music stars including One Direction's Harry Styles, Ed Sheeran, Rita Ora, Charli XCX, a young Miley Cyrus and Elvis Presley.
'I Like It When You Sleep For You Are So Beautiful Yet So Unaware Of It' is due for release in February 2016 and is the follow-up to The 1975's self-titled No. 1 debut LP.
The 1975 kick off a UK tour in November. The band will play:
Liverpool University (November 9)
Leicester De Montfort Hall (10)
Sheffield O2 Academy (11)
Doncaster Dome (12)
Nottingham Rock City (14)
Newcastle O2 Academy (15)
Edinburgh Corn Exchange (17)
Bridlington Spa (18)
Cambridge Corn Exchange (19)
Plymouth Pavilions (20)
Southampton O2 Guildhall (21)
Southend Cliffs Pavilion (23)
London Hammersmith Eventim Apollo (24)
Brighton Centre (26)
Swindon Oasis (27)
Manchester Academy (28)
Follow us: @Pressparty on Twitter / Pressparty on Facebook.
Watch the video for 'Love Me' below:
Latest 10 Newsdesk News Stories
Will Robbie Williams rejoin Take That for a Christmas song?
Stormzy talks about collaborating with Ed Sheeran
Gavin Rossdale says Coldplay's Chris Martin encouraged him to fulfil a dream
Liam Payne "has so many talents that people don't know"
The Oscars: Full list of winners from the 89th Academy Awards
The Lumineers to donate gig proceeds to Planned Parenthood
Camila Cabello set for Kids' Choice Awards performance
Stormzy: 'Everything I've achieved so far always looked so far-fetched'
BRITs Breakthrough winner Rag'n'Bone Man scores a second week at albums top spot
Ryan Adams on why he called his new album 'Prisoner'
Newsdesk: Profile Page
10608 News Stories
Lady Gaga Set to Perform at Biden-Harris Inauguration
Celeste Brings Forward Release of "Not Your Muse"
Liam Payne Hosts Brand New FIFA Podcast Series
Gwen Stefani on Her First Introduction to Ska Music
Zayn Turns 28 and Offers Fans Chance to Hear Snippets of Upcoming Album
Lana Del Rey Set to Release New Album on March 19
Saweetie and Doja Cat Share New Song 'Best Friend'
Miley Cyrus on Metallica Covers Album Collaborators
Cheat Codes and Rapper Lil Xxel Team Up for New Single "No Chill" 
Ellie Goulding Teases New Music is on The Way Soon