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Arctic Monkeys

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Followers 4,377,122
Category Trip Hop, Electronic, Alternative, Indie, Rock
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About Arctic Monkeys
Arctic Monkeys are an indie rock band from High Green, a suburb of Sheffield, England. The band's northern roots are a key element of their music, while their sound and lyrics - often social commentaries - have been compared to The Jam, Pulp and The Streets. Each of the band's first five singles I Bet You Look Good on the Dancefloor, When the Sun Goes Down, Leave Before the Lights Come On, Brianstorm and Fluorescent Adolescent hit the UK Top Five, with a sixth Teddy Picker going Top 20. Their debut single, I Bet You Look Good on the Dancefloor, and the follow up When the Sun Goes Down, went straight to number one in the UK Top 40 Singles Chart. The band consists of lead vocalist/guitarist Alex Turner, lead guitarist/backing vocalist Jamie Cook, bassist Nick O'Malley (a replacement for original bassist Andy Nicholson who left in May 2006) and drummer/backing vocalist Matt Helders. The band's rise to success started in late 2004/early 2005 when demo songs which had been handed out in CD form at gigs found their way onto the internet. These demos rapidly spread among message boards and friends leading to a growing fan base for the band, and were collected on the unofficial Beneath the Boardwalk, which the band recognizes on their website. The band owe much of their success to viral buzz via the Internet, and have eschewed typical 'commercial' channels, including refusing to appear on the U K's (now discontinued) Top Of The Pops music program, which was often seen as a gateway to success. The band's debut album, Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not, holds the record for the largest first week sales of a debut album in the UK (in its first week, it sold more than the rest of the Top 20 albums combined). On 19th June 2006 the band officially announced that founding member Andy Nicholson had left the band after missing the American leg of their tour due to 'fatigue' and the other band members couldn't stand the constant 'missing his girlfriend syndrome' so told him to sling his hook. Former Dodgems bassist, Nick O'Malley was initially brought in as a stand-in, and played the band's remaining summer commitments. He was then announced as Nicholson's permanent replacement. The single Leave Before The Lights Come On came out on August 14th, but only reached Number 4 on the UK charts, denying the band a third consecutive number 1 single. Their debut album "Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not" won the 2006 Mercury Prize, was chosen as the best album of year 2006 by Q Magazine, and received a slew of other accolades. Their second album "Favourite Worst Nightmare" was released on April 23rd 2007. It was preceded by "Brianstorm", the first single from the album, which was released a week before. Like its predecessor, "Favourite Worst Nightmare" sold more than the rest of the Top 20 combined, and - due to an error on iTunes - every song on the record appeared on the UK Top 200 Singles the next week. When asked about Favourite Worst Nightmare Alex Turner commented, "We haven't changed that much. It's still about making contact with girls or not making contact with girls". Lead singer/songwriter Alex Turner started a two-man project with the singer from the Rascals, Miles Kane. The band is called 'The Last Shadow Puppets'
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Genres
Trip Hop, Electronic, Alternative, Indie, Rock
Band members
Nick O'Malley, Matt Helders, Alex Turner, Jamie Cook
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What fans are saying
Nicole
4 / 5
they were sooo amazing!!! though I was kinda disappointed that they didn’t play more of their newer album :( Even though they are kinda slow, they are one of their best albums in my opinion. But besides that, the concert was so much fun and their performance, the drummer, singer, and the other members of the group played so well. The merch were sooo coool🤟
United Center Chicago, IL
Aug 28, 2023
Darcy
4 / 5
For the amount of money I paid for floor it wasn’t worth it to be uncomfortably crowded and him hardly come to my side of the stage. Plus they didn’t play my favorite song from their new album, “Golden Trunks”. Overall it’s something I’ve wanted to see forever though and I’m glad I went just wish I didn’t spend as much😂
Veterans Memorial Coliseum Portland, OR
Oct 30, 2018
Madeleine
5 / 5
Best concert I’ve ever been to. After waiting for over 20 hours, I was front row, right in the centre, in front of Alex. They even played big ideas which I was really hoping they would. His voice is flawless live and the whole band sounded incredible the whole way through. Excited to see them again in Frankfurt next week.
Avicii Arena Stockholm, Sweden
May 01, 2023
Brandon
5 / 5
Mini Mansions was a nice mellow opener. Arctic Monkeys put on an amazing show I was thoroughly pleased that Alex sang some of their older songs and not just the two most recent albums. I highly recommend seeing them live they still have some of their old energy yet are continuing to grow and show improvement.
Revention Music Center Houston, TX
Oct 14, 2018
Richard
4 / 5
Support acts were good, the monkeys were very good apart from playing there new album which I have to say I don’t like, the venue 🤦‍♂️ queues for drink were ridiculous, one way in and out, leaving was a joke. I would see the monkeys again but probably not the ageas bowl though 🤔
The Ageas Bowl Southampton, United Kingdom
Jun 16, 2023
Rose
4 / 5
Amazing to see the boys play live again with the perfect mix of older and newer tracks. The only downfall was the venue. The Brisbane Entertainment Centre has let down yet another amazing band with stupidly poor visibility from the standing zone and numerous technical difficulties. 💖 Riverstage for life 💖
Brisbane Entertainment Centre Boondall, Australia
Mar 04, 2019
Jean-Marc
5 / 5
Great show, not to be missed! Perfect combination of the old songs that everyone wants to shout and dance to and of the new songs that sound wonderfully live (especially Body Paint, majestic guitar solo in the end). This was the third time I saw them, surely the best!
WiZink Center City Center, Spain
Jul 13, 2023
Marlene
4 / 5
Loosen up people !! Pit was small but everyone there was energetic enough, if you weren’t close it was stiff people all around... band sounded good but no interaction with the crowd but also the crowd didn’t give any sort of feedback to the band. overall good for me
WaMu Theater Seattle, WA
Oct 25, 2018
Carlos
3 / 5
The Mitsubishi Halle in Düsseldorf is really a terrible venue for concerts. Specially good ones where the sound should be the best possible. The acoustics are awful and the stage and visibility are too... Too bad as the band and lead singer are amazing but finally you see them halfway...
Mitsubishi Electric Halle  Düsseldorf, Germany
Jun 27, 2018
Mayra
5 / 5
Would give it 6 stars if I could. It is a little hard to see from certain angles but given how many people were there that isn't a surprise. You want the best view you have to be willing to get there before everyone if it's gen admin.
South Side Ballroom Dallas, TX
Oct 11, 2018

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