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British band The 1975 have been told to pay €2 million worth of damages by Malaysian festival organisers after their on-stage kiss cancelled the show.
Healy had made a speech about homosexuality, which is illegal in Malaysia, and kissed bassist Ross MacDonald in front of the crowd at the Good Vibes Festival. The 1975 were later banned from performing in the country.
The 1975 have been ordered to pay more than $A4 million for "abusive language, equipment damage and indecent stage behaviour" at a Malaysian music festival.
During their set at the festival Kuala Lumpur in July, frontman Matty Healy made a speech about homosexuality, which is illegal in Malaysia, and kissed bassist Ross MacDonald on stage.