Glasto was 'one of our best ever shows', says Monkeys' frontman Turner

Arctic Monkeys' Alex Turner felt like he "was in outer space" playing Glastonbury.

Tue, 02 Jul, 2013 - 11:53

Arctic Monkeys' Alex Turner felt like he "was in outer space" playing Glastonbury.

The 'Do I Wanna Know?' band headlined the festival in Somerset for the second time on Friday and the frontman felt it was one of the best shows they've ever done.

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