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What you can expect from Arcade Fire's London Earls Court shows
It's going to be one hell of a weekend
Special guests: The band are no strangers to inviting their friends on stage - most notably Blondie's Debbie Harry at Coachella. Fingers crossed they ask Owen Pallett out, or maybe fellow support act Lorde could join them for 'Sprawl II'? That would be nice. (Just don't expect David Bowie)
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by Andrew Trendell | Photos by WENN/Splash/Dani Canto
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We're just days away from Arcade Fire playing huge London shows at Earls Court. Not only is the show the first of two of their biggest UK headline gigs, but they're also a taster for they'll be bringing to British Summer Park in Hyde Park and Glastonbury as the Reflektor tour reaches its peak. But what can we expect from the band this weekend?
Well, we've seen Arcade Fire a fair few times in the last year, and looking at past experiences, recent setlists and the line-up for each gig, we reckon Earls Court is going to see two truly unforgettable nights. Here are 7 things to expect from Arcade Fire's Earls Court shows.
Arcade Fire play at Earls Court, London, on Friday 6 and Saturday 7 June. For more information visit Gigwise tickets.
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