The Strokes guitarist Albert Hammond Jr has revealed that The Strokes may play one more live show this summer.
The band played their first gig in three years at the end of last month (May 31) at the 1,800 capacity Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, New York. The show was a warm-up for their slot at Governors Ball on Randall's Island in New York the week after.
Speaking about the shows, Hammond Jr told NME that he thinks the band should do a full tour because he feels "the world is a better place when we're playing". He also revealed that the band may well play one more show this summer, in addition to their only planned future performance at FYF Fest in Los Angeles in August.
The Strokes released their fifth album 'Comedown Machine' in March 2013. Julian Casablancas will release his new solo album with his band The Voidz in September.