Take a look back at some old photos showing people queuing for tickets to an Arctic Monkeys gig or trying to get hold of ‘Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not’ – the sellout debut album from Sheffield’s famous sons which came out on January 23 2006.
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5. Around the world support
Arctic Monkeys fan Sarah Hatfield, of Mexborough, and her mum Julie Hatfield, who accompanied her to the group's gig in Chicago in 2006 Photo: Steve Taylor
6. At the gig
Katie and Stephen Wood who were at the Artic Monkey's gig in Manchester in 2007 Photo: Barry Richardson
7. Clinching the deal
Pictured in 2008 after clinching the deal on the new Bowery bar, on the corner of Fitzwilliam Street and Division Street in Sheffield, are Joe Birkby from Hlw, James O'Hara, Michael Dean, David Jameson from Hlw and former artic monkey, Andy Nicholson. Photo: Submitted
8. Ready for Tramlines
Pictured at the Bowery, Division Street, Sheffield, where the Tramlines music event was launched in 2009. Seen at the launch LtoR are, Matt Helders of Artic Monkeys, James O'Hara, Sarah Nulty, and Toddla T Photo: Sheffield Newspapers Ltd