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Written by solace
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Thursday, 14 December 2006 |
Please refrain from sending ANY emails to this site regarding not getting tickets for the upcoming London or Montreal shows.
While i'm sorry you did not get tickets, this *IS* just a fan-site afterall, and there really isn't a thing i can do to help you. I realize most of you are just venting and frustrated, but emailing me does not help you one bit. Your best bet is to maybe get lucky and have some kind soul on the forum sell you an extra or something.
Do not pay the exuberant prices through eBay, Craigslist, etc., there will be a very widescale world tour this year and conntinuing into next year. You WILL have plenty of chances to see the band over the next 2 years, i guarantee. |
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Written by solace
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Tuesday, 12 December 2006 |
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If you had previously signed up for the Mailing List, you will need to re-sign back up, as it's a totally new database (much improved).
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Written by solace
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Monday, 11 December 2006 |
Arcade Fire will perform in their home city Montreal for the first time since November 2005.
The band will play five nights at The Ukrainian National Federation,
405 Fairmount at Rue Hutchison, Montréal, QC, Canada
The full list of dates is as follows:FEBRUARY
Tuesday 6th Ukrainian National Federation, Montreal
Wednesday 7th Ukrainian National Federation, Montreal
Thursday 8th Ukrainian National Federation, Montreal
Friday 9th Ukrainian National Federation, Montreal
Saturday 10th Ukrainian National Federation, Montreal
Tickets will go on sale at 9am on Wednesday 13th December 2006, priced at $25.00 and
will be limited to Two (2) tickets per person.
Ticket sale locations will be on the admission network and admission outlets:
www.admission.com
Montreal (514) 790-1245
Canada 1-800-361-4595
USA 1-800-678-5440
Cheap Thrills - 514-844-8988
L'Oblique - (514) 499-1323
Atom Heart - (514) 843-8484
The band's as-yet-untitled second album will be released spring 2007.
Further tour dates will be announced shortly.
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Written by solace
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Thursday, 07 December 2006 |
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The Arcade Fire will make their live return with a set of 5 VERY intimate gigs in London, England starting at the end of January. The dates are as follows:
01-29 London, England - St John's Church, Smith Square
01-30 London, England - St John's Church, Smith Square
01-31 London, England - St John's Church, Smith Square
02-01 London, England - Porchester Hall
02-02 London, England - Porchester Hal Tickets will go on sale at 9am (GMT) on Friday 8th December 2006, priced at £16, from the following outlets:
Ticketmaster - www.ticketmaster.co.uk - 08705 344 444 / Ticketweb - www.ticketweb.co.uk - 08700 600 100 / See Tickets - www.seetickets.com - 0871 220 0260 / Stargreen - www.stargreen.com - 020 7734 8932.
Tickets are limited to two per person.
Check the forums for more info/updates. |
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Written by solace
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Monday, 24 July 2006 |
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from Win Butler: july 14th Greetings... Just came up for air for a day or 2...Richard and sarah are off on tour with bell orchestre in europe (go and see them if you have the chance their show at the jazz fest was one of the best they have ever played) this will be the last update for a while because there is still much work to be done, and a long way to go before things are finished, and I don’t want to be a tease...some one sent me an email that scott’s update made the news so I may as well bring you up to date...yea the pipe organ was amazing...never heard anything quite like it, we also recorded a horn section in the church with microphones 200 feet away with the craziest reverb I have ever heard... After trying to decide if we should work with any producers we kind of realized that we already know how we want things to sound so we should just run after that sound as fast as we can and not rely on somone else to guide the good ship arcade fire...atleast for now...we did get the opportunity to have producer bob johnson (blonde on blonde, highway 61, the sound of silence, the first leonard choen records the johnny cash folsom prision album) come out to our studio and hang out and watch us record a song...he told us a million stories many of which are too profane to print, but I rememeber him talking about how paul simon would spend all night recording the sound of hitting coke bottles while he would sleep on the couch...and I feel like we need to just bang on pots and pans by ourselves for a few years before it would be usefull to learn another way of doing things... |
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