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• Song played from tape Rhapsody in Blue ( George Gershwin  song) Play Video
• Age of Anxiety I Play Video
• Ready to Start Play Video
• Neighborhood #3 (Power Out) Play Video
• My Body Is a Cage ( Regine and Win on the B stage ) Play Video
• Afterlife ( Win singing from the crowd and added snippet of Ceremony by New Order at the end of the song ) Play Video
• Reflektor Play Video
• Creature Comfort Play Video
• Age of Anxiety II (Rabbit Hole) Play Video
• The Lightning I Play Video
• The Lightning II Play Video
• Rebellion (Lies) Play Video
• The Suburbs Play Video
• The Suburbs (Continued) Play Video
• Unconditional I (Lookout Kid) Play Video
• Here Comes the Night Time Play Video
• Unconditional II (Race and Religion) Play Video
• Sprawl II (Mountains Beyond Mountains) ( Regine on the B stage ) Play Video
• Everything Now Play Video
• Song played from tape Theme From New York, New York ( Frank Sinatra  song) Play Video
• End of the Empire I-III ( Full band on the B stage for entire encore ) Play Video
• End of the Empire IV (Sagittarius A*) Play Video
• We Used to Wait Play Video
• Wake Up ( Joined by Boukman Eksperyans and DJ Cosmo Gonik at end ) Play Video

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• Age of Anxiety I
• Age of Anxiety II (Rabbit Hole)
• End of the Empire I-III
• End of the Empire IV (Sagittarius A*)
• The Lightning I
• The Lightning II
• Unconditional I (Lookout Kid)
• Unconditional II (Race and Religion)
• Ready to Start
• Sprawl II (Mountains Beyond Mountains)
• The Suburbs
• The Suburbs (Continued)
• We Used to Wait
• Neighborhood #3 (Power Out)
• Rebellion (Lies)
• Here Comes the Night Time
• Creature Comfort
• Everything Now
• My Body Is a Cage

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Their 2004 debut Funeral announced Arcade Fire as one of the generation's most exciting rock groups and their reputation has only continued to grow. Each subsequent album has found them breaking new ground artistically while maintaining a tremendous commercial appeal (they have more than a few Grammys under their belt).

Returning to the road in 2022 following the release of their newest record WE, they may take their music making deadly seriously, their live shows are never less than spectacular. Expect mirror balls and glitter aplenty, and one very special guest opener- Beck!

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Papier-Mâché Heads and a Surprise Guest

The band Arcade Fire performing on Friday, the first of three nights at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn.

Win Butler, the band’s frontman.

Mr. Butler with Régine Chassagne, a multi-instrumentalist and vocalist who plays a key role in shaping the band’s sound.

The violinist Sarah Neufeld.

“Arcade Fire: Reflektor Tour” began in March and ends Saturday with a homecoming in Montreal.

Nate Chinen writes: “Arcade Fire has always been a rousing live band, adept at building ragged momentum and participatory clamor.”

“Rather than seeming worn out by weeks on the road, the band was in fighting form here.”

By Nate Chinen

• Aug. 23, 2014

Misdirection, the essential tool of magicians and hustlers, served no less tactical a purpose for Arcade Fire in Brooklyn on Friday, in its first of three nights at the Barclays Center. At the top of the encore, a fake four-piece band calling itself the Reflektors — in oversize papier-mâché heads, suitable for a carnival — popped up on a platform in the middle of the arena to mime a version of “Personality Crisis,” by the New York Dolls.

For a moment this seemed to be the answer to a question. One recent hallmark of “Arcade Fire: Reflektor Tour,” which began in March and will end next Saturday with a homecoming in Montreal, has been a series of covers tailored to each stop on the tour. So the New York Dolls, a defining punk band, made sense. But why the canned music?

Win Butler, an indie-rock frontman of jittery self-possession, ended the ruse with his version of a reveal, sending heads swiveling back to the front of the room: “Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the stage Buster Poindexter!” And before the crowd had a chance to process that unlikely statement, out walked Mr. Poindexter — the louche, pompadoured alter ego of David Johansen, former lead singer of the New York Dolls — to belt “Hot! Hot! Hot!,” his 1987 hit, itself a reworking of a popular soca tune.

It segued easily, as if designed for this purpose, into “Here Comes the Night Time,” a centerpiece of Arcade Fire’s current album, “Reflektor” (Merge). Inspired by Mr. Butler’s recent experiences in Haiti, especially with the festive delirium of rara music, the tune rides several strains of bounding rhythm. True to form, it also has lyrics skeptical of missionary outreach (“If you want to be righteous, get in line”), and a description of heaven as a community with gates shut tight against the rabble and their rhythms.

“Reflektor,” which was produced by the dance-music savant James Murphy, came in for some accusations of white cultural appropriation when it was released last fall. Like the other complaints often hurled at the band — that it’s too pretentious or precious, too given to earnestness or grandiosity — this one was half-effectively disarmed, and not just because the album made its debut at No. 1.

Régine Chassagne, a multi-instrumentalist and vocalist who plays a key role in shaping the band’s sound, is the child of Haitian émigrés. (She happens to be married to Mr. Butler.) For the tour, the band’s crowded roll call includes a pair of Haitian percussionists, Tiwill Duprate and Diol Edmond, whose spirited playing was often buried in the Barclays Center sound mix. But the deployment of Mr. Poindexter might have been a more direct rejoinder to the band’s critics: an arch shrug and a wolfish grin.

Arcade Fire has always been a rousing live band, adept at building ragged momentum and participatory clamor. As in many of the band’s past shows, this one hit high marks with some durable anthems from its debut album, “Funeral,” from a decade ago. “Ready to Start” and “No Cars Go,” from two later albums, fared just as impressively. Rather than seeming worn out by weeks on the road, the band was in fighting form here.

But there’s a bigger thesis behind “Reflektor,” an idea of celebration at the edge of the abyss. The album borrows elements of the Greek myth of Orpheus and Eurydice, with their tragic underworld travails; it also seeks communion with “Black Orpheus,” the 1959 film by Marcel Camus, which set that myth in a carnival setting in Brazil. During “It’s Never Over (Hey Orpheus),” Ms. Chassagne appeared on the mid-floor platform, surrounded by writhing dancers in skeleton suits, to sing her countermelody. She was facing the stage, where Mr. Butler sang back to her, across the sea of souls below.

Elsewhere the emphasis fell squarely on celebration. Dan Deacon, one of the opening acts, led a dance party, and Steve Mackey, the bassist in the English band Pulp, played a DJ set after the main show. During “Afterlife,” one of the new album’s more disco-heavy tracks, a figure in a mirror-ball suit slowly spun alone on the platform, reflecting splinters of light around the room.

Mr. Butler has said that “Reflektor” owes something to Kierkegaard’s 1846 essay “The Present Age,” with its decrying of a “reflective age,” in which envy trumps enthusiasm as a unifying principle of society. (Kierkegaard also carped that “nothing happens, but there is instant publicity about it,” which sheds some light on how the album was promoted .)

Of course nothing trumps enthusiasm in the realm of Arcade Fire, not even a studied ambivalence. This show opened with the title track of “Reflektor,” whose lyrics allude to the reflective age and an unshakable feeling of alienation. “It’s just a reflection of a reflection / Of a reflection of a reflection,” Mr. Butler yelped at one point, with ghostly echoes from Ms. Chassagne. They weren’t talking about smoke and mirrors.

The Reflektor Tour continues in Chicago on Tuesday and Wednesday; arcadefire.com.

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Arcade Fire Announces Additional Dates, Including a Third Barclays Center Show

Due to overwhelming demand, Grammy Award-winning band Arcade Fire today announced additional dates for the highly-anticipated REFLEKTOR TOUR in support of its international #1 album Reflektor . The band will perform a third concert at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center on August 24, 2014 following two previously announced shows on August 22 and 23. The band also announced a new date in Bangor, ME at Darling’s Waterfront Pavilion on August 20, 2014 and a second show in Toronto, ON to be held at Molson Canadian Amphitheatre on August 29, 2014. Tickets for all new dates will be on sale on December 13.

The REFLEKTOR TOUR will kick off on March 6, 2014 in Louisville, KY. The Live Nation produced tour will take the band to 28 cities throughout North America. Tickets for all previously announced tour dates are on sale now at www.livenation.com .

REFLEKTOR TOUR DATES March 6 Louisville, KY KFC Yum! Center March 8 Minneapolis, MN Target Center March 10 Auburn Hills, MI The Palace of Auburn Hills March 12 Pittsburgh, PA CONSOL Energy Center March 13 Toronto, ON Air Canada Centre March 14 Ottawa, ON Canadian Tire Centre March 16 Cleveland, OH Quicken Loans Arena March 17 Philadelphia, PA Wells Fargo Center March 18 Bridgeport, CT Webster Bank Arena April 9 Houston, TX Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion April 10 Austin, TX austin360 Amphitheater April 23 Denver, CO Pepsi Center April 26 Kansas City, MO Starlight Theatre April 27 Maryland Heights, MO Verizon Wireless Amphitheater April 29 Columbus, OH Schottenstein Center May 1 Nashville, TN Bridgestone Arena May 2 Atlanta, GA Aaron’s Amphitheatre at Lakewood July 30 Mountain View, CA Shoreline Amphitheatre August 8 Seattle, WA The Gorge Amphitheatre August 11 Edmonton, AB Rexall Place August 12 Calgary, AB Scotiabank Saddledome August 14 Winnipeg, MB MTS Centre August 17 Washington, DC Verizon Center August 19 Mansfield, MA Comcast Center August 20 Bangor, ME Darling’s Waterfront Pavilion (on sale December 13) August 22 & 23 Brooklyn, NY Barclays Center August 24 Brooklyn, NY Barclays Center (on sale December 13) August 26 Chicago, IL United Center August 29 Toronto, ON Molson Canadian Amphitheatre (on sale December 13) August 30 Montreal, QC Parc Jean-Drapeau

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Due to overwhelming demand, Grammy Award®-winning band, Arcade Fire, announced additional dates for the highly-anticipated REFLEKTOR TOUR in support of its international #1 album Reflektor (Merge). The band will perform a third concert at Brooklyn's Barclays Center on August 24, 2014 following two previously announced shows on August 22 and 23. 

Released October 29, Reflektor was hailed by Rolling Stone as "extraordinary...the best album Arcade Fire have ever made." It was the second Arcade Fire album to debut at #1, the first being 2010's Album of the Year Grammy Award-winner The Suburbs.

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Arcade Fire announce ‘WE’ world tour for 2022

Win Butler recently told NME he hopes it will be "the definitive Arcade Fire tour"

Arcade Fire have announced details of a new world tour, set to take place later this year in support of their new album ‘WE’ . Check out ticket details here .

The band released the record – their sixth so far – earlier today (May 6) and will hit the road in September, following on from one-off dates in New Orleans , New York , Coachella , and London in the run-up to the LP’s release.

• READ MORE:  Arcade Fire – ‘WE’ review: Canadian collective’s most focussed record since ‘The Suburbs’

The tour will kick off in Dublin on August 30, taking the group across the UK and into Europe throughout September. The North American leg of the tour will begin in Washington D.C. on October 28, running until a final stop in Toronto on December 1.

Arcade Fire will be joined by special guest Feist for the UK and European dates, while Beck will join them to play acoustic sets in North America.

Tickets for all tour dates will go on general sale to the public at 10am local time next Friday (May 13). Arcade Fire has partnered with the social and environmental justice non-profit PLUS1 on the tour to ensure that £1/$1/€1 from every ticket will go to KANPE , a foundation committed to supporting the most vulnerable communities in Haiti.

You can view ticket details and further information here for the UK  and here for North America .

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Arcade Fire will play: 

August 2022 

30 – Dublin, IE, 3Arena

September 2022 

2 – Birmingham, UK, Utilita Arena Birmingham 3 – Manchester, UK, AO Arena 5 – Glasgow, UK, OVO Hydro 8 – London, UK, O2 Arena 11 – Lille, FR, Zenith 12 – Antwerp, BE, Sportpaleis 14 – Cologne, DE, Lanxess Arena 15 – Paris, FR, Accor Arena 17 – Milan, IT, Mediolanum Forum 18 – Munich, DE, Olympiahalle 21 – Madrid, ES, WiZink Center 22 – Lisbon, PT, Campo Pequeno 23 – Lisbon, PT, Campo Pequeno 25 – Bordeaux, FR, Arkea Arena 26 – Nantes, FR, Zenith de Nantes 28 – Amsterdam, NL, Ziggo Dome 29 – Berlin, DE, Mercedes-Benz Arena

October 2022 

1 – Warsaw, PL, COS Torwar 28 – Washington D.C., The Anthem

November 2022

1 – Camden, NJ, Waterfront Music Pavilion 4 – Brooklyn, NY, Barclays Center 8 – Boston, MA, MGM Fenway Music Hall 10 – Uncasville, CT, Mohegan Sun Arena 12 – Chicago, IL, United Center 13 – Minneapolis, MN, The Armory 16 – Los Angeles, CA, The Kia Forum 19 – San Francisco, CA, Bill Graham Civic Auditorium 22 – Seattle, WA, Climate Pledge Arena 25 – Vancouver, BC, Rogers Arena 27 – Edmonton, AB, Rogers Place

December 2022 

1 – Toronto, ON, Scotiabank Arena

The band have also spoken to NME for this week’s Big Read cover story , discussing the making of ‘WE’, the departure of band member Will Butler and their upcoming tour plans. In the interview, frontman Win Butler said he hopes the 2022 dates would represent “the definitive Arcade Fire tour”.

Arcade Fire will serve as the musical guest on tomorrow’s (May 7) episode of Saturday Night Live , which will be guest hosted by actor Benedict Cumberbatch. In a new promo clip, the actor attempts to present the segment according to the script , but his efforts are scuppered by cast member Ego Nwodim and the members of Arcade Fire.

Last week (April 29), the band played the reopening of London’s iconic KOKO venue – marking their first live appearance in the UK since 2018. You can read the NME review of the gig here .

In a four-star review of ‘WE’ , NME said: “Our global journey from fear to appreciation is played out in what Arcade Fire themselves accurately describe as a “concise 40-minute epic”. Philosophically, they haven’t been so focussed since 2010’s ‘The Suburbs’, nor so musically dramatic since 2007’s ‘Neon Bible’. Subscribe.”

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Arcade Fire keeps fans on toes with tour guests

By Darian Lusk

August 26, 2014 / 12:48 PM EDT / CBS News

At Barclays Center Saturday evening, singer Win Butler began a song by saying, "This next one is about Billy Joel. Just kidding."

Members of Canadian indie band Arcade Fire love to mess with their audience. At each of their three shows at the Brooklyn arena, a phony band took to the middle of the venue to play a hacky cover song before the real band suddenly reappeared on stage. They returned with company, bringing a different all-star musician up with them each night.

On Friday it was David Johansen, aka Buster Poindexter, of The New York Dolls for a cover of "Hot Hot Hot." Then Saturday night, Marky Ramone took the stage to play "I Don't Want to Go Down to the Basement" and the always-fun "I Wanna Be Sedated."

On Sunday night, Talking Heads frontman David Byrne joined in for a cover of Suicide's "Dream Baby Dream," a song recently covered in concert by Bruce Springsteen.

For the most part, the Grammy Award-winning band covered a different song for each city played on "Reflektor" tour, the song usually having to do with the locale. The group covered R.E.M in Atlanta and The Smiths in London. Coachella 2014 closed with Blondie's Debbie Harry and a cover of "Heart of Glass."

Covers aside, Arcade Fire's set Saturday included favorites such as "Haiti" and "Neighborhood #3 (Power Out)" and "Suburbs" stand-outs like "Sprawl II" and "Ready to Start," which sounded especially refined in the large space. The show ended with "Wake Up," which became a triumphant arena-wide singalong.

The 90-minute mass-appeal set list could've satisfied any fan, from bearded Brooklynites to married couples who phoned in the babysitter for the evening.

Few indie bands can handle playing the large Brookyln arena, the Nets can barely handle playing it. But the Canadian band did the venue justice, and kept fans guessing the whole time.

Here's Arcade Fire's latest music video, "You Already Know" off 2013's "Reflektor."

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Over the weekend, legendary music producer Rick Rubin organized an under-the-radar music event called Festival of the Sun in Tuscany, where performers included James Blake , Win Butler and Régine Chassagne from Arcade Fire, Rhye, Beth Ditto and Italian rapper-pop star Jovanotti.

Twitter co-founder and former CEO  Jack Dorsey was also on hand at the multi-disciplinary Tuscan fest, where director Andrew Dominik introduced a screening of his Nick Cave doc “This Much I Know to Be True.”

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