Reckless Serenade (played on 17, 18 May 2011, 3, 16, 17, 20, 29 June 2011, 28 September 2011) [ENCORE] You & I (played on 2 February 2012) [ENCORE] From the Ritz to the Rubble (played on 5 May 2011) [ENCORE] Fluorescent Adolescent [ENCORE] A Certain Romance (played on 10, 11 June 2011) [ENCORE] Suck It and See [ENCORE] Don Valley Bowl 2011 Across 10 and 11 June 2011 the band played two 'homecoming' concerts at Don Valley Bowl, Sheffield. Playing to approximately 20,000 people across the two days, the shows took place in a festival style tent to commemorate the release of the band's fourth studio album Suck It And See, which had been released the previous Monday (6 June). On Friday 10 June, the opening slot was occupied by local band Dead Sons, with London quartet The Vaccines taking the penultimate support slot, and Liverpudlian solo artist and friend of Alex Turner Miles Kane being the main support act. On 11 June local band Mabel Love opened the show, with female singer-songwriter Anna Calvi performing in the second support slot and Miles Kane being the final support act again. It is believed that Alex Turner's father David Turner was in attendance, along with Alex's then-girlfriend Alexa Chung. It was also rumoured that Reverend and the Makers' frontman Jon McClure also made an appearance at the show on Saturday. Both dates were praised for their ticketing systems, by which attendees had to produce the card with which the tickets were purchased in order to gain access into the venue. The concert merchandise also attracted interest from local media, specifically a T-shirt that parodied the Sheffield City Council logo. On both nights, Miles Kane returned to the stage to perform Favourite Worst Nightmare track "505" with Arctic Monkeys. The band entered the stage on both nights to Hot Chocolate's "You Sexy Thing", likely in reference to Sheffield film The Full Monty, and also performed less well-known tracks from their earlier back catalogue such as "The View From The Afternoon", "A Certain Romance" and an acoustic performance of "Mardy Bum", the latter which had not previously been performed live since 2007. November Tour 2011 On 9 June 2011, the band announced a nationwide UK arena tour to promote Suck It And See across October and November 2011. The tour started at Nottingham's Capital FM Arena on 28 October, followed by dates at