Arctic Monkeys (Q170599)

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English rock band
  • The Death Ramps
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Language Label Description Also known as
English
Arctic Monkeys
English rock band
  • The Death Ramps

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instance of
rock band
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musical group
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inception
2002
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image
Arcticmonkeyslive.jpg
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media legend
«Arctic Monkeys» выступаюць на сцэне. (Belarusian)
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location of formation
Sheffield
1 reference
reference URL
http://www.rollingstone.com/music/artists/arctic-monkeys/biography
publisher
Rolling Stone
quotation
Sheffield, England's Arctic Monkeys began when teenaged neighbors Alex Turner and Jamie Cook received guitars for Christmas 2001; soon, the pair was rehearsing with school friends Andy Nicholson (bass) and Matt Helders (drums). (English)
retrieved
18 March 2014
title
Arctic Monkeys Biography (English)
language of work or name
English
award received
BRIT Awards
point in time
2006
2007
2008
2014
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Muso Awards
point in time
2005
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NME Awards
point in time
2006
2008
2010
2012
2014
2015
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Q Awards
point in time
2006
2007
2009
2013
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nominated for
BRIT Awards
point in time
2008
2012
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NME Awards
point in time
2006
2008
2010
2012
2014
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Q Awards
point in time
2006
2007
2009
2013
2014
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social media followers
1,696,275
Twitter numeric user ID
49636886
point in time
10 January 2021
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1,685,028
Twitter numeric user ID
49636886
point in time
14 April 2020
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1,742,558
Twitter numeric user ID
49636886
point in time
21 February 2022
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1,926,073
Twitter numeric user ID
49636886
point in time
2 February 2023
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has part(s)
Alex Turner
1 reference
reference URL
http://www.rollingstone.com/music/artists/arctic-monkeys/biography
publisher
Rolling Stone
quotation
Sheffield, England's Arctic Monkeys began when teenaged neighbors Alex Turner and Jamie Cook received guitars for Christmas 2001; soon, the pair was rehearsing with school friends Andy Nicholson (bass) and Matt Helders (drums). (English)
retrieved
18 March 2014
language of work or name
English
title
Arctic Monkeys Biography (English)
Jamie Cook
1 reference
reference URL
http://www.rollingstone.com/music/artists/arctic-monkeys/biography
publisher
Rolling Stone
quotation
Sheffield, England's Arctic Monkeys began when teenaged neighbors Alex Turner and Jamie Cook received guitars for Christmas 2001; soon, the pair was rehearsing with school friends Andy Nicholson (bass) and Matt Helders (drums). (English)
retrieved
18 March 2014
language of work or name
English
title
Arctic Monkeys Biography (English)
Nick O'Malley
start time
2006
replaces
Andy Nicholson
1 reference
reference URL
http://www.rollingstone.com/music/artists/arctic-monkeys/biography
publisher
Rolling Stone
quotation
By April 2006, they issued an EP called Who the Fuck Are Arctic Monkeys?, featuring new material. Shortly afterward, founding bassist Nicholson left the group, citing exhaustion from touring. Nick O'Malley, another Sheffieldian who'd played with the Dodgems, filled in on tour and soon became a permanent menter. (English)
retrieved
18 March 2014
title
Arctic Monkeys Biography (English)
language of work or name
English
Matt Helders
1 reference
reference URL
http://www.rollingstone.com/music/artists/arctic-monkeys/biography
publisher
Rolling Stone
quotation
Sheffield, England's Arctic Monkeys began when teenaged neighbors Alex Turner and Jamie Cook received guitars for Christmas 2001; soon, the pair was rehearsing with school friends Andy Nicholson (bass) and Matt Helders (drums). (English)
retrieved
18 March 2014
title
Arctic Monkeys Biography (English)
language of work or name
English
has list
Q121028365
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Commons gallery
Arctic Monkeys
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Identifiers

NORAF ID
7064958
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NL CR AUT ID
xx0045380
subject named as
Arctic Monkeys (hudební skupina)
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stated in
Czech National Authority Database
retrieved
12 January 2020
Acharts.co artist ID
arctic_monkeys
subject named as
Arctic Monkeys
1 reference
retrieved
9 August 2019
Deezer artist ID
1182
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IMDb ID
nm2068106
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stated in
MusicBrainz
retrieved
28 August 2015
Kinobox person ID
670788
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Listal ID
arctic-monkeys
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NE.se ID
arctic-monkeys
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Official Charts artist ID
17120
subject named as
Arctic Monkeys
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Songkick artist ID
520117
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subreddit
arcticmonkeys
language of work or name
English
subject named as
Arctic Monkeys
start time
28 September 2011
1 reference
retrieved
6 May 2018
YouTube channel ID
UC-KTRBl9_6AX10-Y7IKwKdw
subject named as
Official Arctic Monkeys
start time
4 February 2006
number of subscribers
4,780,000
number of works
60
number of viewers/listeners
1,731,259,238
point in time
8 December 2020
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UC8Yu1_yfN5qPh601Y4btsYw
subject named as
Arctic Monkeys - Topic
number of subscribers
55,600
number of works
232
number of viewers/listeners
381,221,231
start time
16 May 2013
point in time
17 January 2021
1 reference
reference URL
https://music.youtube.com/channel/UC8Yu1_yfN5qPh601Y4btsYw
title
YouTube Music (British English)
retrieved
11 January 2021
Zhihu topic ID
20017948
subject named as
Arctic Monkeys
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