The book will narrate about Arctic Monkeys’ journey from the beginning when they were still in school until their latest work in the music industry. And it will feature a research and some interviews with Arctic Monkeys, which happened to be one of the opening acts at The Olympics 2012.

Osborne stated “I’m very grateful to Omnibus Press for giving me the opportunity to write in depth about the Arctic Monkeys. Their story is a classic tale of British rock ‘n’ roll – a tale of suburban schoolmates who, among other things, grew to headline the biggest show on earth of 2012: The Olympics’ opening ceremony.
‘In an era where the singles chart has been dominated by manufactured pop acts, it is a mark of their ability and connection with fans, that they’re one of the few current guitar acts that’s managed to penetrate both albums and singles charts. It is a story that is contentious, but one that saw the internet propel a band to stardom for the first time – helping them break records with the fastest selling debut LP. Arctic Monkeys are the next chapter in a British songwriting history that goes back to The Kinks and The Beatles.”

Omnibus will release this book May 2013.