Over tea in Los Feliz, Turner discusses his band's new album, 'The Car,' and the 'amusing choices' he made as a younger singer.
Arctic Monkeys blasted out of the U.K. in 2006 with “Whatever People Say I Am, That’s What I’m Not,” a scrappy modern-classic debut that framed the young quartet as a kind of transatlantic counterpart to the new wave of American garage-revival acts.
Which was actually a gig Turner, 36, took up recently when he serenaded a couple of just-married friends with Dion’s “” at their nuptials in L.A. “How’d you hear about that?” he asked a few days later over tea in a deserted Los Feliz bar. Told a guest had posted a clip of his performance on Instagram, he laughed and said, “Suppose it would be astonishing these days if that didn’t happen.”Indeed, though the Monkeys can fill arenas and headline festivals in the U.S.
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