Arctic Monkeys to play Singapore as a part of Asia tour in 2023

Arctic Monkeys have introduced a live performance in Singapore as a part of an Asia tour in 2023.

The band will carry out within the Southeast Asian city-state for the primary time on the Singapore Indoor Stadium on February 28. Tickets priced from S$108 will go on sale Monday, 12 December at 10am native time from Ticketmaster.

The announcement from promoter Lushington Entertainments signifies that this present is a part of a wider Asia tour in 2023.

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🎸Get able to rock with the ARCTIC MONKEYS who will carry out on 28 February 2023 on the Singapore Indoor Stadium. Tickets from $108 go on sale from this Monday, 12 December, 10am by way of https://t.co/0WqtwBMrdm, Hotline +65 3158-8588 and all Singpost shops. pic.twitter.com/zDE4WvuN4m

— Lushington Ent (@Lushington_Ent) December 9, 2022

A possible Manila, Philippines present could also be within the works as effectively, with native promoter Karpos Multimedia teasing an announcement for 5pm native time in the present day. Although the promoter didn’t identify the artist in query, its social media submit incorporates doable allusions to 2 songs from Arctic Monkeys’ new album ‘The Automotive’: ‘There’d Higher Be A Mirrorball’ (with the mirrorball within the picture) and ‘Sculptures Of Something Goes’ (which options the lyric “Now that’s my thought of an excellent time“).

Indonesian promoter Akselerasi Leisure, too, shared a quick teaser yesterday with a picture of a mirrorball.

Now that’s our thought of an excellent time 🪩
Tomorrow, 5PM. pic.twitter.com/unjHI5QPPm

— Karpos Multimedia (@karposmm) December 8, 2022

This Asia tour provides to a heavy slate of touring for Arctic Monkeys subsequent yr. The band will fly into Australia and New Zealand on the finish of this month and tour there till January, then head to Europe, the UK and Eire from April by way of to July. They are going to then tour North America in September and October. They are going to headline a number of festivals alongside the way in which, together with NOS Alive in Lisbon, Open’er in Poland, and Rock Werchter in Belgium.

Arctic Monkeys launched their seventh studio album ‘The Automotive’ in October. The document acquired a 5-star assessment from NME, and two cuts from it – ‘Physique Paint’ and ‘There’d Higher Be A Mirrorball’ – landed on NME’s 50 greatest songs of 2022 record.