Albert Hammond Jr. says it felt both strange and incredible when the Strokes headed back out on tour earlier this year to play live.
“Not to be obvious, but it feels like I’ve spent two years at home as the world is trying to get back on its feet,” the guitarist says. “So it has its hiccups, but to actually be doing it? Yeah, it’s amazing.”
The Strokes have toured in Europe and Australia, playing a lot of festivals, as well as opening some shows for Red Hot Chili Peppers’ stadium tour.