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Arcade Fire Announce North American Tour
11/15/2013
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(Radio.com) Fresh off some one-off dates performing en maske as The Reflektors, Arcade Fire have just announced a proper North American tour taking place throughout the spring and summer of 2014, hitting almost every major arena from coast to coast.

It kicks off March 6 in Louisville and continues all the way to the end of August, where they will play in Montreal on the 30th. (There's also a gap for a Coachella date.)

The band, who just released their fourth studio album Reflektor, has been playing intimate club dates ahead of the album's release late last month. We caught their warehouse show in Brooklyn, as well as their L.A. release day party on the roof of the Capitol Records building. more on this story

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