Arctic Monkeys Concerts Setlist

Arctic Monkeys concerts: setlists, upcoming live shows and concerts, 2026 tour

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Popular songs in setlists

Top 10 most played songs by Arctic Monkeys: Setlist highlights from the Last 40 Concerts.

Setlist overview

The setlist for the next concert features live songs from the following albums:

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Check out and listen to the setlist of the upcoming Concert (Spotify playlist updated after every tour date):

How long is the concert?

Based on the average Setlist, Arctic Monkeys will perform live for about 1:46.
Here is the probable setlist inspired by recent concerts (99% probability):

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  1. The Car cover Sculptures of Anything Goes
  2. Favourite Worst Nightmare cover Brianstorm
  3. Am cover Snap Out of It
  4. Favourite Worst Nightmare cover Teddy Picker
  5. Humbug cover Crying Lightning
  6. Am cover Fireside
  7. Humbug cover Cornerstone
  8. Am cover Why'd You Only Call Me When You're High?
  9. Am cover Arabella
  10. The Car cover Perfect Sense
  11. Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not cover The View From the Afternoon
  12. Am cover Knee Socks
  13. Humbug cover Pretty Visitors
  14. Favourite Worst Nightmare cover Fluorescent Adolescent
  15. The Car cover There'd Better Be a Mirrorball
  16. Favourite Worst Nightmare cover 505
  17. Am cover Do I Wanna Know?
  18. The Car cover Body Paint
  19. Encore #1

  20. Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not cover I Bet You Look Good on the Dancefloor
  21. Am cover R U Mine?

Arctic Monkeys Biography

Arctic Monkeys is a British rock band founded in Sheffield, England in 2002. The founding members were vocalist and guitarist Alex Turner (born in 1986 in Sheffield, England), drummer Matt Helders (1986, Sheffield), and bassist Andy Nicholson (also 1986, Sheffield).

The three founders were high school classmates and close friends, Turner and Helders also being neighbors. They founded the band mid-2002, and got their first Arctic Monkeys concert gig a year into their formation, in June 2003. They went with the name “Arctic Monkeys” from the get-go, perhaps a reference to the slang term “northern monkey” for people from Northern England.

The new teenage band kept doing live gigs, but also recorded a demo tape with 18 songs. They gave them away to the audience at their live Arctic Monkeys concert shows, who were sharing them with their friends over the internet. By 2004, it was widely spread across the then-popular file sharing sites. This 18-song demo tape has been dubbed “Beneath the Boardwalk” by fans of the band later on. The Arctic Monkeys also became one of the first musical acts to gain a big following on the late social media site Myspace.

With their growing grass roots popularity, the media started to report on them, even the BBC. This all ultimately led to the band signing with the London-based independent record label Domino Recording Company. They released the Arctic Monkey debut album in January 2006, with the wordy title “Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not”. It became a massive success, topping the charts in their home country of Britain, and even peaking at the #24 spot on the Billboard 200 list over in the US.

At this point, the band consisted of the three founding members, along with rhythm and lead guitarist Jamie Cook. Nicholson left the group shortly after the release of the debut album, originally naming “fatigue” as the cause. First as a temporary measure, then permanently, he was replaced by Nick O'Malley.

Since then, the Sheffield-based rockers have put out 5 more albums. The best selling among them so far has been “AM” from September 2013 with over 2.7 million copies sold worldwide. Meanwhile, the latest new Arctic Monkeys album came out in May 2018, titled “Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino”.

The biggest hits in the Arctic Monkeys setlist to date are "Fluorescent Adolescent" (2007) “505” (also 2007), “Do I Wanna Know?” (2013), and “R U Mine?” (also 2013). The band had a 3-year hiatus without any live Arctic Monkeys concert shows between March 2019 and August 2022. They finally returned to the stage in Istanbul, Turkey.

Comments (6)

  • 06 Apr 2024, 13:47 ClaudiaPerscoc says: reply

    Will they ever come to Italy?

  • 05 Apr 2024, 17:30 monicacruzz1 says: reply

    Is it really a European tour if most of the dates are in Germany?

  • 03 Apr 2024, 11:13 TammyVanD0 says: reply

    My daughter's 15th birthday is just around the corner, and attending her favorite concert was meant to be a special part of her celebration. She's been eagerly looking forward to it, but unfortunately, we missed out on getting tickets. Now, seeing her disappointment and tears is truly heartbreaking.

    • 03 Apr 2024, 20:09 mariachilover says:

      Been throught a similiar situation. If only they could put a few more local dates on (Yorkshire) all sold out instantly

    • 04 Apr 2024, 16:30 TammyVanD0 says:

      So frustating right? I wonder why they dont put more dates..

    • 05 Apr 2024, 5:05 ayusuzij says:

      Not to mention Scandalous prices for the tickets...

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