1:35 - Age of Anxiety I 6:42 - Put Your Money on Me [1/8 performances on WE Tour] 12:53 - Electric Blue [1/2 performances on WE Tour] 17:11 - Afterlife 22:51 - Reflektor 30:11 - We Exist [1/3 performances on WE Tour] 35:47 - Age of Anxiety II (Rabbit Hole) 44:03 - The Lightning I 46:52 - The Lightning II 49:45 - Neighborhood #3 (Power Out) [1/10 performances on WE Tour] 55:31 - Rebellion (Lies) 1:01:27 - No Cars Go [1/13 performances on WE Tour] 1:07:41 - Unconditional I (Lookout Kid) 1:12:34 - The Suburbs 1:17:40 - The Suburbs (Continued) 1:19:00 is the start of the Unconditional II opening 1:19:27 - Unconditional II (Race and Religion) [1/10 performances on WE Tour] 1:24:10 - Sprawl II (Mountains Beyond Mountains) 1:30:24 - Everything Now Encore: 1:39:14 - End of the Empire I-III 1:44:19 - End of the Empire IV (Sagittarius A*) 1:47:58 - Wake Up
i´m so anxious and anticipating for a live double, triple.... record....please !!!! fans off over the world , don´t you think the same ???? these performances deserve and should be recorded on disc, perpetuating one of the greatest live bands ever !
Saw them in DC on their last night playing there and the show was insanely good! But I am super jealous of this setlist they had for the San Francisco show…I mean they played EVERYTHING I wanted to hear! 😭 Thanks for sharing your video of this concert!
Agree! They opened w/ Age of Anxiety at the show in DC. They put on an amazing show…there were just songs that were played at the SF I would have loved to have heard at the DC show.
Saw them in Brooklyn and they were beyond sensational. Slightly different setlist than this show. Truly transcendent experience. They really caught a wave and rode the chicane. God bless Arcade Fire and the person kind enough to record and post this wonderfully-shot video. Kudos to the band and videographer !!
@@noname-ng6sj idk why watch this if you're just here to VŃ ML boycotting or dislike Win (but it's not Richard, Jeremy, Tim becsmmmmmmmof course it's awful and no excuse. Nobody (including win and regine) is trying to pretend these incidents and accusations didn't happen in one way or another. It's a very sad, unfortunate thing that I'm sure (from reading the s
Wahnsinnig tolle Musik ...... es gibt wohl nur wenige Bands mit einem derart großen Repertoire, wobei sich die einzelnen Songs wie ein Mosaik zusammensetzen ...
Thanks SO MUCH for this. I was there Sunday night and was agonizing like mad about missing out on certain songs..wish Win had come in thr crowd like this but they did come right next to me when they went to the stage in the middle of the crowd. Happy to see this as I was heavily agonizing about missing out on any songs. Hate myself for being late and missing Rococo. Was a dream come true when they played Half Light II thop! Maybe I'll post it even tho the quality isn't half as good as yours cos I was in the back and more focused on dancing ecs this was such so healing for me cos it was the first time I had been out since I unexpectedly lost my mom 💔 She used to take me to shows of any and all bands I loved in the early 2000's btwn ages 12-15ish even tho she was disabled. Saw the Strokes here in 2002 I think? Interpol, The Libertines, Kings of Leon, Rooney, The Walkmen, The Datsuns, Adam Green, Ben Kweller and so many others I cant remember. I fuckin miss her so much and cried like a baby during Tunnels. I know she was there with me tho cos while she never got to see them w/ me she enjoyed their music. Anyways they're my everything just like she was and they have literally been one if the only things helping and distracting me so much thru my never ending grief, isolation and darkness. I was surprised I was the oldest fan (33) in the group who waited outside for them after the show as Ive been one since Funeral. Seen them for both tours for Suburbs (snuck into outside lands when it had become nearly impossible after they banned in's/out😢😢's hah)) and in 2014 for Reflektor...one of my top 5 best shows. Deeply regret not saving up more for a vip ticket to meet them...maybe one day I can tell them how much their music has changed me. Being a 14 yr old sneaking out late every night with my bestie and being dumb kids having the best time of our lives getting wasted on whatever and listening to Funeral over and over again. And now WE has been the only thing thats brought some light into my darkness during the worst time of my life and helped me be a better mom for my son during my intense often suicidal grief. I doubt anyone will read this or will roll their eyes but if you have any love for them like I do or just any compassion for others suffering..thanks for reading my arcade fire truly has saved my soul and life story 😅 I feel so silly but I'm just being 💯 vernable and honest 🥲🤭😢😢😢
Was at the show in Toronto. So Amazing. It almost seems like they were cool w the recording and wanted to be part of it. Was this shot on a phone or a legit camera ?
Guys i really need to know how real win's acusions are because i really love their music so much and i just cant sepparate the artist from art. Our art is so full of ourselves, it creates a fucking relatable feeling in people who aprecciate it.
The important thing to remember is that Win is only 1/10 of what makes Arcade Fire great. You can feel whatever you want about him, but still appreciate the rest of the band who are equally important. At the Seattle show the crowd went nuts whenever Regine took the lead, she's the star of the band now. Win's lucky to be along for the ride.
Speaking as a woman from the baby boomer generation, i understand that it’s time women are heard when it comes to sexual misconduct, however I have to question a woman who says she was raped TWICE?? If she was assaulted the first time why did she put herself in a position for it to happen again? The fifth woman to come forward was in a relationship with him for 3 years. She says he only was interested in her for sex, duh. I don’t know if any of these women’s jobs were dependant on having sex with him. What he did was shitty absolutely, but they were all adults. I also have to question why do we have to automatically and unconditionally believe the “victims”?? Doesn’t HE get the benifit of the doubt. Sorry that’s just my opinion, I’m sure it won’t be very popular
@@850081236 You're trying to fit this situation into too many absolutes. Consent is much more complicated than a simple yes or no. Many women in relationships with a male who has significantly more power than them (whether its because of their job, or their celebrity status, or political position, etc) will find themselves finding it scary or difficult to say no to a man who is pressuring them. Whether or not they agreed in the moment doesnt mean they had a true sense of consent. Reluctant, pressured, sex isn't consensual sex. And its completely fair for these women to come to this realization years later and say "You know what? I didn't enjoy that, and it was fucked up to feel pressured into that, and people should know that this man wields his power this way." If you only think of consent in terms of "well she said yes so...." you will let many creepy men off the hook for doing extremely creepy things. Sex should be joyful and welcomed and not something you feel you have to do even if you agree to it. As for believing victims - the reason people are saying "Believe accusers" isn't to cast some blanket rule over every single allegation - its to acknowledge that 99% of the time allegations ARE actually true, and to acknowledge that its important enough to believe women enough to do due diligence and investigation in the first place. Society has operated for decades the opposite - stalwartly refusing to hold men accountable or even to investigate unless there's some avalanche of unavoidable evidence. And that puts the vast majority of victims in a shitty position where there's no point even sounding the alarm, because they know society's default action will to be to ignore them if they don't have damning evidence handy. And that's completely unfair for the victim. So while the door should be left open to find the (exceedingly rare) case of a false allegation, its important to default to a state of believing the victim for purposes of taking immediate action to protect others and to ensure justice is done. We're not talking about immediately throwing people in prison just on a few words of whim, we're talking about respecting the fact that it takes enormous courage to come forth in the first place and that courage should be met by an equal amount of willingness to see justice served.
I love your album, I've been following your carreer since the real beginning. You destroyed everything :( . I was sick to go to your concert in Paris, but even if I could have gone there, I wouldn't.
Pathetic... San Francisco should be ashamed. I was fortunate enough to see the last show of this tour at Centre Bell in Montreal a few weeks after this concert. It was unbelievable! The crowd was totally engaged, and the band was phenomenal! I listened to Win Butler on the Smartless podcast the other day, and he told a story about playing the Montreaux Jazz Festival in Switzerland. The crowd sucked. Looking at this video, I think Win might have another story to tell....
90% sync-track/backing track I'd say. Only Win Butler and Jeremy Gara really have to put in a shift - and Gara's probably shadowing a louder drum track. 'Lies! Lies!' indeed.
He’s not into her. If he ever was. It’s so obvs. But what is obvs is that he is the talent of this band. And Regine struck it lucky capturing his imagination. She no longer can. These two are heading for a divorce.
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1:35 - Age of Anxiety I
6:42 - Put Your Money on Me [1/8 performances on WE Tour]
12:53 - Electric Blue [1/2 performances on WE Tour]
17:11 - Afterlife
22:51 - Reflektor
30:11 - We Exist [1/3 performances on WE Tour]
35:47 - Age of Anxiety II (Rabbit Hole)
44:03 - The Lightning I
46:52 - The Lightning II
49:45 - Neighborhood #3 (Power Out) [1/10 performances on WE Tour]
55:31 - Rebellion (Lies)
1:01:27 - No Cars Go [1/13 performances on WE Tour]
1:07:41 - Unconditional I (Lookout Kid)
1:12:34 - The Suburbs
1:17:40 - The Suburbs (Continued)
1:19:00 is the start of the Unconditional II opening
1:19:27 - Unconditional II (Race and Religion) [1/10 performances on WE Tour]
1:24:10 - Sprawl II (Mountains Beyond Mountains)
1:30:24 - Everything Now
Encore:
1:39:14 - End of the Empire I-III
1:44:19 - End of the Empire IV (Sagittarius A*)
1:47:58 - Wake Up
i´m so anxious and anticipating for a live double, triple.... record....please !!!! fans off over the world , don´t you think the same ????
these performances deserve and should be recorded on disc, perpetuating one of the greatest live bands ever !
Power Out followed by Rebellion followed by No Cars Go. Lucky audience.
Thank you so much for posting this it means a lot to people who simply could not make it to the show that night
Thank you for posting. Saw them in Boston a few weeks back. Blew my mind!
Afterlife has got to be my fave song ever
Sprawl II gets me every single time...
Classic
I always end up teary. I want Sprawl II played at my funeral. I saw this tour in Manchester (England) it was was fantastic!
Thanks so much, you're a hero. What a great recording of a magical show!🥰
I had to back out of this show at the last minute, thanks so much for posting this (and the great quality)!!!
Saw them in DC on their last night playing there and the show was insanely good! But I am super jealous of this setlist they had for the San Francisco show…I mean they played EVERYTHING I wanted to hear! 😭 Thanks for sharing your video of this concert!
Agree! They opened w/ Age of Anxiety at the show in DC. They put on an amazing show…there were just songs that were played at the SF I would have loved to have heard at the DC show.
Gute Setlist.🇩🇪🇩🇪👍👍Everything Now macht schlechte Tage schön. 😘
Saw them in Brooklyn and they were beyond sensational. Slightly different setlist than this show. Truly transcendent experience. They really caught a wave and rode the chicane. God bless Arcade Fire and the person kind enough to record and post this wonderfully-shot video. Kudos to the band and videographer !!
yeah sexual abuse is really dope
@@noname-ng6sj idk why watch this if you're just here to VŃ ML boycotting or dislike Win (but it's not Richard, Jeremy, Tim becsmmmmmmmof course it's awful and no excuse. Nobody (including win and regine) is trying to pretend these incidents and accusations didn't happen in one way or another. It's a very sad, unfortunate thing that I'm sure (from reading the s
I can't belive they did put your money on me AND electric blue!!! LOVE EVERYTHING NOW !!!!
We exist and the suburb 💕
Musique avec un grand M. Música que ablanda el corazón ! and... I'll give you my heart and my precious time.
Congrats from Brazil!
Great video! We saw them in Amsterdam last month and it was magical! So nice to experience it once again!
That show was out of this world
This girl 🥰
Wahnsinnig tolle Musik ...... es gibt wohl nur wenige Bands mit einem derart großen Repertoire, wobei sich die einzelnen Songs wie ein Mosaik zusammensetzen ...
Thanks SO MUCH for this. I was there Sunday night and was agonizing like mad about missing out on certain songs..wish Win had come in thr crowd like this but they did come right next to me when they went to the stage in the middle of the crowd. Happy to see this as I was heavily agonizing about missing out on any songs. Hate myself for being late and missing Rococo. Was a dream come true when they played Half Light II thop! Maybe I'll post it even tho the quality isn't half as good as yours cos I was in the back and more focused on dancing ecs this was such so healing for me cos it was the first time I had been out since I unexpectedly lost my mom 💔 She used to take me to shows of any and all bands I loved in the early 2000's btwn ages 12-15ish even tho she was disabled. Saw the Strokes here in 2002 I think? Interpol, The Libertines, Kings of Leon, Rooney, The Walkmen, The Datsuns, Adam Green, Ben Kweller and so many others I cant remember. I fuckin miss her so much and cried like a baby during Tunnels. I know she was there with me tho cos while she never got to see them w/ me she enjoyed their music. Anyways they're my everything just like she was and they have literally been one if the only things helping and distracting me so much thru my never ending grief, isolation and darkness. I was surprised I was the oldest fan (33) in the group who waited outside for them after the show as Ive been one since Funeral. Seen them for both tours for Suburbs (snuck into outside lands when it had become nearly impossible after they banned in's/out😢😢's hah)) and in 2014 for Reflektor...one of my top 5 best shows. Deeply regret not saving up more for a vip ticket to meet them...maybe one day I can tell them how much their music has changed me. Being a 14 yr old sneaking out late every night with my bestie and being dumb kids having the best time of our lives getting wasted on whatever and listening to Funeral over and over again. And now WE has been the only thing thats brought some light into my darkness during the worst time of my life and helped me be a better mom for my son during my intense often suicidal grief. I doubt anyone will read this or will roll their eyes but if you have any love for them like I do or just any compassion for others suffering..thanks for reading my arcade fire truly has saved my soul and life story 😅 I feel so silly but I'm just being 💯 vernable and honest 🥲🤭😢😢😢
Saw them on east coast good stuff to feel good
I was right next to you (to the right with my family). Nice work!
Bravo !
Was at the show in Toronto. So Amazing. It almost seems like they were cool w the recording and wanted to be part of it. Was this shot on a phone or a legit camera ?
A quand un concert à Montpellier France 😊
Guys i really need to know how real win's acusions are because i really love their music so much and i just cant sepparate the artist from art. Our art is so full of ourselves, it creates a fucking relatable feeling in people who aprecciate it.
The important thing to remember is that Win is only 1/10 of what makes Arcade Fire great. You can feel whatever you want about him, but still appreciate the rest of the band who are equally important. At the Seattle show the crowd went nuts whenever Regine took the lead, she's the star of the band now. Win's lucky to be along for the ride.
@@jagerblitzen4017 shes the heart of band. I think everyone agree
@@jagerblitzen4017 I went to Seattle and Vancouver and everyone absolutely lost it for Regine. I know I admire her a million times more than win
Speaking as a woman from the baby boomer generation, i understand that it’s time women are heard when it comes to sexual misconduct, however I have to question a woman who says she was raped TWICE?? If she was assaulted the first time why did she put herself in a position for it to happen again? The fifth woman to come forward was in a relationship with him for 3 years. She says he only was interested in her for sex, duh.
I don’t know if any of these women’s jobs were dependant on having sex with him.
What he did was shitty absolutely, but they were all adults. I also have to question why do we have to automatically and unconditionally believe the “victims”?? Doesn’t HE get the benifit of the doubt.
Sorry that’s just my opinion, I’m sure it won’t be very popular
@@850081236 You're trying to fit this situation into too many absolutes. Consent is much more complicated than a simple yes or no. Many women in relationships with a male who has significantly more power than them (whether its because of their job, or their celebrity status, or political position, etc) will find themselves finding it scary or difficult to say no to a man who is pressuring them. Whether or not they agreed in the moment doesnt mean they had a true sense of consent. Reluctant, pressured, sex isn't consensual sex. And its completely fair for these women to come to this realization years later and say "You know what? I didn't enjoy that, and it was fucked up to feel pressured into that, and people should know that this man wields his power this way." If you only think of consent in terms of "well she said yes so...." you will let many creepy men off the hook for doing extremely creepy things. Sex should be joyful and welcomed and not something you feel you have to do even if you agree to it.
As for believing victims - the reason people are saying "Believe accusers" isn't to cast some blanket rule over every single allegation - its to acknowledge that 99% of the time allegations ARE actually true, and to acknowledge that its important enough to believe women enough to do due diligence and investigation in the first place. Society has operated for decades the opposite - stalwartly refusing to hold men accountable or even to investigate unless there's some avalanche of unavoidable evidence. And that puts the vast majority of victims in a shitty position where there's no point even sounding the alarm, because they know society's default action will to be to ignore them if they don't have damning evidence handy. And that's completely unfair for the victim. So while the door should be left open to find the (exceedingly rare) case of a false allegation, its important to default to a state of believing the victim for purposes of taking immediate action to protect others and to ensure justice is done. We're not talking about immediately throwing people in prison just on a few words of whim, we're talking about respecting the fact that it takes enormous courage to come forth in the first place and that courage should be met by an equal amount of willingness to see justice served.
surprised Win didnt take the phone out of your hand! there were too many phones in the air for both of those shows (attended)
I can’t believe how close you were.and what did you shoot this with?
In the age of living…deep
lmao
Dan Boeckner with them ?
I love your album, I've been following your carreer since the real beginning. You destroyed everything :( . I was sick to go to your concert in Paris, but even if I could have gone there, I wouldn't.
Lol grow up
You've been missing out.
I Absolutely LOVE Arcade Fire... But these Accusations Against Win Are Not Good🙏🤷♂️
Pathetic... San Francisco should be ashamed. I was fortunate enough to see the last show of this tour at Centre Bell in Montreal a few weeks after this concert. It was unbelievable! The crowd was totally engaged, and the band was phenomenal! I listened to Win Butler on the Smartless podcast the other day, and he told a story about playing the Montreaux Jazz Festival in Switzerland. The crowd sucked. Looking at this video, I think Win might have another story to tell....
wait, they'll be in Montreux Jazz Festival in 2023?!????
90% sync-track/backing track I'd say. Only Win Butler and Jeremy Gara really have to put in a shift - and Gara's probably shadowing a louder drum track.
'Lies! Lies!' indeed.
I'm guessing you've never kissed a girl?
@Turd.
Hi Turd.
Thanks for letting me know what you're up to.
Jon
Bad, weak sound mix. Seems to be every show
Régine looks absolutely miserable on this tour. I can understand why.
Will you shut up man
@@TroysSweetCornhole Touched a nerve, Will?
@@mradhurley I'm sure being on a world tour is hard work, all you do is sit on your hind eating cheetos.
He’s not into her. If he ever was. It’s so obvs. But what is obvs is that he is the talent of this band. And Regine struck it lucky capturing his imagination. She no longer can. These two are heading for a divorce.
@@denisepaulsenful you're an expert on guys not liking you
Arcade Fire are over for me so long as Win is at the helm
Why are you here then?
#MeToo
Get a life.
@@guilhemherisson3254 are you offended that your hero got caught up in his own wokeness?
I bet you'll believe Aliens are living in your a hole if you read it online
#Thinkforyourself
@@TroysSweetCornhole but win said to #BelieveAllWomen so which is it?
@@thegreyalien I think you're jealous win has an amazing band and you weigh 250 of blubber and have a neckbeard. Get buried