Their seventh studio album is out today!
Arctic Monkeys have today announced their highly anticipated new album, with a livestream of their Kings Theatre show going live on YouTube at 6am on Monday October 24.
It’s the perfect way to satiate your appetite for the Monkeys and get a taste of their high-energy live show before they head Down Under for their shows next year at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl on January 4 and 5.
What you need to know
- Arctic Monkeys have released their highly anticipated album The Car today
- The band are heading to Melbourne for two shows in 2023 on January 4 and 5
- They will be streaming their performance at Kings Theatre live at 6am on Monday, October 24
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Arctic Monkeys were last here in 2019 on a mammoth run of sold-out arena shows – now, four years on Alex Turner, Jamie Cook, Nick O’Malley and Matt Helders make their hugely anticipated live return down under for a performance at Sidney Myer Music Bowl on January 4 and 5.
They’ll be joined by Mildlife on their Melbourne tour, opening for Arctic Monkeys with their acclaimed kaleidoscopic sound. The band recently wrapped a slew of northern hemisphere tour dates, with new recording Live From South Chanel Island out now.
Arctic Monkeys have sold over 25 million albums, with an average of 6.5 million streams per day. Their most recent release was the #1 ARIA Album Tranquility Base Hotel + Casino (2018).
With global album sales of over 25 million and a digital fanbase of over 30 million followers, Arctic Monkey’s music has been streamed over nine billion times to date, accruing on average 6.5 million streams daily. They’ve won seven Brit Awards, 20 NME Awards, 5 Q Awards, and nominated for three Grammys.
The official live stream of their show will go down on Monday, October 24 at 6am. Check it out by heading here.
