How long is Arctic Monkeys’ concerts in Salt Lake City? What time Delta Center gig will start and end

Arctic Monkeys will continue The Car tour with a show in Salt Lake City tonight.

The Sheffield rockers are playing shows across North America, having completed a hugely succesful tour ofthe British isles this summer. Fans in the US and Canada can get a glimpse of what to expect during The Car tour by looking at the previous setlists.

The tour will come to Delta Center in Salt Lake City, UT on Wednesday (20 September).

But how long will the band be on stage in Utah this week? Here is all you need to know.

How long does an Arctic Monkeys concert last?

It's been a busy 2023 for the Arctic Monkeys so far, trotting around the globe throughout this year already, including a recent run of shows in Europe.

During The Cars tour in Europe the sets have lasted approximately 90 minutes. Arctic Monkeys tend to perform around 21 songs on each date of the tour.

During their stop in Sheffield, the band were on stage at Hillsborough Park from 8.50pm to 10.30pm - meaning the set lasted 1 hour 40 minutes.

Arctic Monkeys shows in North America have lasted a similar length of time so far. The band played a show at the United Center in Chicago, IL on 27 August and performed from 9.20pm until 11pm. It was a set lasting 1 hour 40 minutes.

When do the doors open?

The doors will open at Delta Center at 6.30pm on Wednesday night, according to the venue's website. The door times have been similar throughout the tour so far.

What time will Salt Lake City show start and end?

For the Arctic Monkeys show at Red Rocks, the concert will start at 7.30pm - and will end before 11pm.

A support act - Fontaines D.C. - will perform before Arctic Monkeys take to the stage. The band have begun their sets at around 9.20pm each night on the North American tour so far, for reference.