Way back in 2004, when the internet was still a new-ish thing and CD-Rs were still relevant, a specific CD-R filled with loud music spurred from shitty amps was making its way across England. That ...

When Arctic Monkeys broke out a dozen years ago with the debut hit, “I Bet You Look Good On The Dancefloor,” fans in the U.S. loved them, perhaps partly because they were oh so British in style and ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Much to the delight of fans everywhere, Arctic Monkeys are finally back. The Sheffield rock band’s new single “There’d Better Be A ...

The Arctic Monkeys' cover of 'Come Together' at the Olympic Opening Ceremonies last Friday means a third generation will get to experience the Beatles' 1969 hit. The song's continual rebirth is a ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Arctic Monkeys are back with the band’s first song since 2022 — and for a good cause. The U.K. rockers have released “Opening ...

Few bands have made the impact that the Arctic Monkeys did with their debut studio album, Whatever People Say I Am, That’s What I’m Not. Their raw lyrics and relentless guitars gripped the 2000s indie ...

Fans won't be getting any early samples of Arctic Monkey's upcoming sixth studio album. Frontman Alex Turner says there will be no advance singles from Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino, which is due ...

Arctic Monkeys' debut single became an anthem, propelling the band to fame and remaining a beloved classic despite frontman ...

"That rock and roll. It seems like it's fading away sometimes, but it will never die," Alex Turner said in that Brit Awards speech earlier this year. He had a point. Arctic Monkeys' first number one ...

Arctic Monkeys' fans are still puzzled over the meaning of one of the band's biggest hits. The indie rock legends have a plethora of popular songs, with tracks like Fluorescent Adolescent continuing ...

Arctic Monkeys will perform songs from the upcoming album Humbug live online today, beginning at 4 p.m. ET. The show will stream from the group's Web site. Note that the site lists a time of 9 p.m.

Way back in 2004, when the internet was still a new-ish thing and CD-Rs were still relevant, a specific CD-R filled with loud music spurred from shitty amps was making its way across England. That ...