Here's what Arctic Monkeys played at Leeds Festival 2022

29 August 2022, 12:17

Alex Turner onstage with Arctic Monkeys at Leeds Festival, 28th August 2022
Alex Turner onstage with Arctic Monkeys at Leeds Festival, 28th August 2022. Picture: Jon Mo Photography

By Jenny Mensah

After an epic performance at Reading, Arctic Monkeys closed Leeds Festival 2022 with an incredible headline set. Find out what was on the setlist here.

Arctic Monkeys have continued their tour of Europe this month, finally touching down in the UK for Reading and Leeds 2022.

After playing their first date on British soil in four years last night at Reading (27th August), Alex Turner and co headed up north for an almost-homecoming gig at Leeds' Bramham Park.

So, when the Sheffield band brought the festival to a close on Sunday night, were there any extra treats for fans in their home county?

Find out what Arctic Monkeys played during their headline Leeds 2022 set here.

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Alex Turner and co treated fans to a selection of bangers throughout their career, kicking off their set with Do I Wanna Know? and playing the likes of Brianstorm, Teddy Picker, Pretty Visitors, Cornerstone, I Bet You Look Good on the Dancefloor, 505, and R U Mine?

READ MORE: Here's what Arctic Monkeys played at Reading Festival 2022

The Leeds crowd also got a chance to hear I Ain't Quite Where I Think I Am, taken from the band's forthcoming seventh studio album, The Car, due out in October.

The song was given its live debut on Tuesday (23rd August) at Zürich Openair Festival and has been played since, also getting an outing at Rock en Seine and Reading Festival.

Alex Turner onstage with Arctic Monkeys at Leeds Festival, 28th August 2022
Alex Turner onstage with Arctic Monkeys at Leeds Festival, 28th August 2022. Picture: Jon Mo Photography

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Arctic Monkeys setlist at Leeds Festival on 28th August 2022:

  • Do I Wanna Know?
  • Brianstorm
  • Snap Out Of It
  • Crying Lightning
  • Teddy Picker
  • That's Where You're Wrong
  • Potion Approaching
  • Cornerstone
  • The View From The Afternoon
  • That's Where You're Wrong
  • Pretty Visitors
  • Tranquility Base Hotel + Casino
  • Why'd You Only Call Me When You're High?
  • I Ain't Quite Where I Think I Am
  • Do Me A Favour
  • From The Ritz To The Rubble
  • I Bet You Look Good On The Dancefloor
  • Knee Socks
  • 505

Encore

  • One Point Perspective
  • Arabella
  • R U Mine?
Alex Turner onstage with Arctic Monkeys at Leeds Festival, 28th August 2022
Alex Turner onstage with Arctic Monkeys at Leeds Festival, 28th August 2022. Picture: Jon Mo Photography

Arctic Monkeys announce new album The Car

Arctic Monkeys' The Car album artwork
Arctic Monkeys' The Car album artwork. Picture: Press/Matt Helders

Arctic Monkeys seventh studio album, The Car, will be released on 21st October 2022.

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