Another jokingly claimed the song straightforward than the original poster suggested. The song 'Do I Wanna Know?' appears on Arctic Monkeys' widely debated 2013 album, AM. However, one user thinks ...

Article continues below Yet another user posited a much simpler explanation than what the original poster suggested. The track 'Do I Wanna Know?' from Arctic Monkeys' 2013 album AM has been a ...

Another suggested it was far simpler than the original poster had made it out to be. The song, 'Do I Wanna Know?' featured on Arctic Monkeys' 2013 release, AM, and has confused fans ever since. But ...

The band later claimed that 505 was “the first proper love song” that they recorded and it’s long been though that the subject of the lyrics was Turner’s former girlfriend Johanna Bennett.

These include those penned on ‘505’, the closing track and timeless classic on Arctic Monkeys’ second album, Favourite Worst Nightmare. Two chords are all that song needs—four minutes long and two ...

As he prepares to auction off his collection of Arctic Monkeys-related memorabilia ... includes tour t-shirts, signed posters, a branded flight case and a custom-made amp from his time playing ...

“505” is a passionate love song that has recently found new life through TikTok. Originally released in 2007, it has become one of Arctic Monkeys’ most streamed tracks. The song features an ...

The Arctic Monkeys formed in Sheffield, England, in 2002, becoming one of the first bands to build a fanbase through social media and early internet platforms. “No. 1 Party Anthem” by Arctic ...

Sheffield, England’s Arctic Monkeys introduced themselves with the snotty and brilliant debut, Whatever People Say I Am, That’s What I Am Not. Since then, the quartet’s punk-inspired guitar ...

Arctic Monkeys concluded the final night of their ... also joined Turner during ‘Big Ideas’ and fan favourite track ‘505’ – taken from their 2007 classic album ‘Favourite Worst ...

Arctic Monkeys are set to perform in Dublin again ... Bottles, cans, selfie sticks, laser pointers, large umbrellas, A3 size posters, or larger, and professional camera equipment are banned ...

An Arctic Monkeys disco ball towered over the audience, lowering right on cue as Turner crooned the very last notes of “There’d Better Be A Mirrorball,” showering the audience in a mesmerizing sea of ...