Arctic Monkeys announce new album ‘Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino’
After months of speculations, Arctic Monkeys finally announce their new album Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino will be released on May 11th via Domino Records. The artwork and tracklisting can be found below.
The new record, their first since 2013’s AM, was produced by James Ford and Alex Turner and recorded in Los Angeles, Paris and London. The first new music comes in the form of an album teaser video. Watch the trailer below.
The band have also recently announced a smal European tour to celebrate the album’s release. The tour kicks off on May 25th in Berlin and culminates on June 27th in Copenhagen. Support for the shows comes from Cameron Avery of Tame Impala. All dates and ticket links can be found below.
The band will also headline several European festivals over the course of the summer, including Primavera Sound, Rock Werchter and Sziget Festival. Dates and tickets for all festival shows can be found below.
Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino tracklisting:
- Star Treatment
- One Point Perspective
- American Sports
- Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino
- Golden Trunks
- Four Out Of Five
- The World’s First Ever Monster Truck Front Flip
- Science Fiction
- She Looks Like Fun
- Batphone
- The Ultracheese
Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino is available to preorder from the band’s webstore as of now. The album comes with a gatefold sleeve, lyric and photo booklet and exclusively via the AM Store, on silver vinyl.
Arctic Monkeys — Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino (Teaser)
Tour dates:
HEADLINE SHOWS
MAY
05–05 Los Angeles, CA — Hollywood Forever Cemetery [Sold Out]
05–22 Berlin, DE — Columbiahalle [Sold Out]
05–23 Berlin, DE — Columbiahalle [Sold Out]
05–26 Rome, IT — Cavea [Sold Out]
05–27 Rome, IT — Cavea [Sold Out]
05–29 Paris, FR — Zenith [Sold Out]
05–30 Paris, FR — Zenith [Sold Out]
JUNE
06–04 Milan, IT — Mediolanum [Sold Out]
06–16 Raleigh, NC — Red Hat Amphitheater [Sold Out]
06–18 Nashville, TN — Ascend Amphitheater
06–19 Atlanta, GA — Coca Cola Roxy Theatre [Sold Out]
06–26 Dusseldorf, DE — Mitsubishi Electric Halle [Sold Out]
06–27 Copenhagen, DK — Royal Arena
JULY
07–10 Lyon, FR — Les Nuits De Fourviere [Sold Out]
07–24 Queens, NY — Forest Hills Stadium [Sold Out]
07–27 Boston, MA — TD Garden
07–28 Washington, DC — The Anthem [Sold Out]
07–31 Pittsburgh, PA — Petersen Events Centre
AUGUST
08–01 Detroit, MI — Masonic Temple Theatre [Sold Out]
08–05 Toronto, ON — Air Canada Centre
FESTIVALS
JUNE
06–02 Barcelona, ES — Primavera Sound
06–08 Hilvarenbeek, NL — Best Kept Secret Festival
06–15 Dover, DE — Firefly Festival
06–22 Neuhausen Ob Eck, DE — Southside Festival
06–24 Scheessel, DE — Hurricane Festival
JULY
07–01 Glasgow, UK — TRNSMT Festival
07–04 Gdynia, PL — Oper’er Festival
07–06 Athens, GR — RockWave Festival
07–08 Wrechter, BE — Rock Wrechter
07–12 Lisbon, PT — NOS Alive
07–13 Madrid, ES — Mad Cool Festival
AUGUST
08–02 Chicago, IL — Lollapalooza
08–04 Montreal, QC — Osheaga Festival
08–08 Oslo, NO — Oya Festival
08–09 Gothenburg, SE — Way Out West Festival
08–11 Helsinki, FL — Flow Festival
08–14 Budapest, HU — Sziget Festival
Originally published at Indie is not a genre.
