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Arcade Fire have announced a new world tour, including five shows in the UK and Ireland
The band's new album 'WE' is out now.
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The band's new album 'WE" comes out next week.
Tickets for the relatively intimate new date - part of the venue's reopening weekend - go on sale on Thursday, 21st April.
The band will sneak in an hour-long set at the Mojave Tent starting at 6:45pm local time.
The 34-second long teaser for the track, taken from forthing album 'WE', was shared on social media yesterday (12th April).
They will play at Bowery Ballroom for a final time tonight (21st March).
Here are the new tracks joining our heavy rotation this week.
They will play at Bowery Ballroom for a third time tonight (20th March).
He'd not appeared with the band at their recent surprise shows.
They will play at Bowery Ballroom for a second time tonight (19th March).
They will play at Bowery Ballroom tonight (18th March).
It's been a week packed with new music. We've sifted through the pile and plucked out a few of the best.
After weeks of teasing, the new Arcade Fire track has finally arrived, with news of a new full-length, due 6th May.
The band are set to debut the studio version of 'The Lighthing I, II' tomorrow (16th March).
The band performed the new songs at last night's (14th March) New Orleans surprise show.
The band revealed the news on social media, alongside the chords to the track.
They're set to play New Orleans later today (14th March).
The band's campaign trail to what is surely a new album continues to build, both off and online.
Last week, fans started receiving postcards with what appeared to be the band's logo on it.
It seems like the band may be about to return.
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