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Arcade Fire Details Revealed At 9:00am

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More details have been revealed tonight about the Arcade Fire "secret show" here in Los Angeles with the help of local promoter, FYF Fest.

Arcade Fire just tweeted that info will be revealed on Friday, Feb. 11 at 9 a.m. According to the tweets, Tickets to see the intimate Arcade Fire all ages show will go on sale on Friday at noon from 3 locations, cash only, $30.00 a person with a two-ticket limit. No online sales. They also tweeted three pictures with zip codes and a picture on them. See them after the jump. This should be an amazing show so good luck to you Scenestar readers and to you lucky ones who get tickets for the upcoming "secret show" with Arcade Fire!

UPDATE: 02/11: Official details!

Tickets are VERY LIMITED and will go on sale at noon on Friday at the following outlets ONLY:

Origami Vinyl
1816 West Sunset Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90026
213.413.3030

Fingerprints Music
420 E. 4th Street
Long Beach, CA
562.433.4996

The El Rey
5515 Wilshire Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90036
323.936.4790

Please note these IMPORTANT DETAILS:

The ticket price is $30.00 and ONLY CASH will be accepted.  A service fee of $1.00 will apply at Origami Vinyl and Fingerprints Music but those sold at the El Rey will be free of surcharge.

There is a two-ticket limit for all purchasers.  Photo identification must be presented and registered at the time of purchase.  If you are purchasing two tickets, you must have the name of your guest available at the time of purchase.  Both you and your guest MUST present photo identification at the venue in order to gain entry.

The location and time of the show will be revealed only to successful ticket buyers at the time of purchase along with more detailed instructions.

UPDATE 11:47pm: FYF Fest's Twitter just tweeted a "big hint"! Check it out at the jump:

TICKETS: February 11th: Arcade Fire at ????

TICKETS: April 16th: Coachella w/ Arcade Fire at the Empire Polo Club (TICKETS NO LONGER AVAILABLE)

Photos by Chris Molina at Arcade Fire at Shrine Auditorium for The Scenestar.

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185 responses to “Arcade Fire Details Revealed At 9:00am”

  1. bob Avatar
    bob

    there is no perfect way to please everyone with how to do it. always gonna have haters hating.
    hahaha

    Reply
  2. bob Avatar
    bob

    there is no perfect way to please everyone with how to do it. always gonna have haters hating.
    hahaha

    Reply
  3. bob Avatar
    bob

    there is no perfect way to please everyone with how to do it. always gonna have haters hating.
    hahaha

    Reply
  4. bob Avatar
    bob

    there is no perfect way to please everyone with how to do it. always gonna have haters hating.
    hahaha

    Reply
  5. bob Avatar
    bob

    there is no perfect way to please everyone with how to do it. always gonna have haters hating.
    hahaha

    Reply
  6. Andrej Avatar
    Andrej

    Bob, there’s a difference between haters hating, & idiocy.
    This is the latter.
    Their manager stated the info was going to “stagger” out to avoid campouts.
    Why would you post these blatantly obvious hints 15 hours before they go onsale? It was handled extremely poorly.

    Reply
  7. Andrej Avatar
    Andrej

    Bob, there’s a difference between haters hating, & idiocy.
    This is the latter.
    Their manager stated the info was going to “stagger” out to avoid campouts.
    Why would you post these blatantly obvious hints 15 hours before they go onsale? It was handled extremely poorly.

    Reply
  8. Andrej Avatar
    Andrej

    Bob, there’s a difference between haters hating, & idiocy.
    This is the latter.
    Their manager stated the info was going to “stagger” out to avoid campouts.
    Why would you post these blatantly obvious hints 15 hours before they go onsale? It was handled extremely poorly.

    Reply
  9. Andrej Avatar
    Andrej

    Bob, there’s a difference between haters hating, & idiocy.
    This is the latter.
    Their manager stated the info was going to “stagger” out to avoid campouts.
    Why would you post these blatantly obvious hints 15 hours before they go onsale? It was handled extremely poorly.

    Reply
  10. Andrej Avatar
    Andrej

    Bob, there’s a difference between haters hating, & idiocy.
    This is the latter.
    Their manager stated the info was going to “stagger” out to avoid campouts.
    Why would you post these blatantly obvious hints 15 hours before they go onsale? It was handled extremely poorly.

    Reply
  11. MR RAGEr Avatar
    MR RAGEr

    WHY CAN’T WE GET THIS RIGHT, IT WAS SO CLOSE TO BEING PERFECT, BUT SOMEONE HAD TO DROP THE BALL.
    ITS 2011 – CMON PEOPLE. GET IT TOGETHER.
    WORDS CANNOT CONVEY HOW I FEEL RIGHT NOW.
    http://c1737372.cdn.cloudfiles.rackspacecloud.com/photos/3578/large/VP%20rage%20guy.png

    Reply
  12. MR RAGEr Avatar
    MR RAGEr

    WHY CAN’T WE GET THIS RIGHT, IT WAS SO CLOSE TO BEING PERFECT, BUT SOMEONE HAD TO DROP THE BALL.
    ITS 2011 – CMON PEOPLE. GET IT TOGETHER.
    WORDS CANNOT CONVEY HOW I FEEL RIGHT NOW.
    http://c1737372.cdn.cloudfiles.rackspacecloud.com/photos/3578/large/VP%20rage%20guy.png

    Reply
  13. MR RAGEr Avatar
    MR RAGEr

    WHY CAN’T WE GET THIS RIGHT, IT WAS SO CLOSE TO BEING PERFECT, BUT SOMEONE HAD TO DROP THE BALL.
    ITS 2011 – CMON PEOPLE. GET IT TOGETHER.
    WORDS CANNOT CONVEY HOW I FEEL RIGHT NOW.
    http://c1737372.cdn.cloudfiles.rackspacecloud.com/photos/3578/large/VP%20rage%20guy.png

    Reply
  14. MR RAGEr Avatar
    MR RAGEr

    WHY CAN’T WE GET THIS RIGHT, IT WAS SO CLOSE TO BEING PERFECT, BUT SOMEONE HAD TO DROP THE BALL.
    ITS 2011 – CMON PEOPLE. GET IT TOGETHER.
    WORDS CANNOT CONVEY HOW I FEEL RIGHT NOW.
    http://c1737372.cdn.cloudfiles.rackspacecloud.com/photos/3578/large/VP%20rage%20guy.png

    Reply
  15. MR RAGEr Avatar
    MR RAGEr

    WHY CAN’T WE GET THIS RIGHT, IT WAS SO CLOSE TO BEING PERFECT, BUT SOMEONE HAD TO DROP THE BALL.
    ITS 2011 – CMON PEOPLE. GET IT TOGETHER.
    WORDS CANNOT CONVEY HOW I FEEL RIGHT NOW.
    http://c1737372.cdn.cloudfiles.rackspacecloud.com/photos/3578/large/VP%20rage%20guy.png

    Reply
  16. andy Avatar
    andy

    Here’s what you do: online sale (two ticket limit) at noon the day of the show, guest list, photo ID and credit card required to check in, and if you bought a second ticket your friend has to be with you in line and you both enter the venue together.
    That’s what they did for Thom Yorke’s “secret show” at the Echoplex and I seem to recall few complaints. I’m sure that some people with slower internet connections or kids without their own credit card got screwed, but I think you make up for that because a lot of other people were able to get tickets at work. There were a few scalpers hanging around and I heard reports of tickets on Craigslist, but I’m not sure if they actually sold any because of the photo ID/credit card requirement.
    On the other hand, this cloak-and-dagger camp-out stuff can be pretty fun if you’re in the right mood for it. If I didn’t have other commitments, I probably would’ve tried to get tickets for this myself.

    Reply
  17. andy Avatar
    andy

    Here’s what you do: online sale (two ticket limit) at noon the day of the show, guest list, photo ID and credit card required to check in, and if you bought a second ticket your friend has to be with you in line and you both enter the venue together.
    That’s what they did for Thom Yorke’s “secret show” at the Echoplex and I seem to recall few complaints. I’m sure that some people with slower internet connections or kids without their own credit card got screwed, but I think you make up for that because a lot of other people were able to get tickets at work. There were a few scalpers hanging around and I heard reports of tickets on Craigslist, but I’m not sure if they actually sold any because of the photo ID/credit card requirement.
    On the other hand, this cloak-and-dagger camp-out stuff can be pretty fun if you’re in the right mood for it. If I didn’t have other commitments, I probably would’ve tried to get tickets for this myself.

    Reply
  18. andy Avatar
    andy

    Here’s what you do: online sale (two ticket limit) at noon the day of the show, guest list, photo ID and credit card required to check in, and if you bought a second ticket your friend has to be with you in line and you both enter the venue together.
    That’s what they did for Thom Yorke’s “secret show” at the Echoplex and I seem to recall few complaints. I’m sure that some people with slower internet connections or kids without their own credit card got screwed, but I think you make up for that because a lot of other people were able to get tickets at work. There were a few scalpers hanging around and I heard reports of tickets on Craigslist, but I’m not sure if they actually sold any because of the photo ID/credit card requirement.
    On the other hand, this cloak-and-dagger camp-out stuff can be pretty fun if you’re in the right mood for it. If I didn’t have other commitments, I probably would’ve tried to get tickets for this myself.

    Reply
  19. andy Avatar
    andy

    Here’s what you do: online sale (two ticket limit) at noon the day of the show, guest list, photo ID and credit card required to check in, and if you bought a second ticket your friend has to be with you in line and you both enter the venue together.
    That’s what they did for Thom Yorke’s “secret show” at the Echoplex and I seem to recall few complaints. I’m sure that some people with slower internet connections or kids without their own credit card got screwed, but I think you make up for that because a lot of other people were able to get tickets at work. There were a few scalpers hanging around and I heard reports of tickets on Craigslist, but I’m not sure if they actually sold any because of the photo ID/credit card requirement.
    On the other hand, this cloak-and-dagger camp-out stuff can be pretty fun if you’re in the right mood for it. If I didn’t have other commitments, I probably would’ve tried to get tickets for this myself.

    Reply
  20. andy Avatar
    andy

    Here’s what you do: online sale (two ticket limit) at noon the day of the show, guest list, photo ID and credit card required to check in, and if you bought a second ticket your friend has to be with you in line and you both enter the venue together.
    That’s what they did for Thom Yorke’s “secret show” at the Echoplex and I seem to recall few complaints. I’m sure that some people with slower internet connections or kids without their own credit card got screwed, but I think you make up for that because a lot of other people were able to get tickets at work. There were a few scalpers hanging around and I heard reports of tickets on Craigslist, but I’m not sure if they actually sold any because of the photo ID/credit card requirement.
    On the other hand, this cloak-and-dagger camp-out stuff can be pretty fun if you’re in the right mood for it. If I didn’t have other commitments, I probably would’ve tried to get tickets for this myself.

    Reply
  21. Kate Avatar
    Kate

    Not to mention that there are people that have to work. How about you allow online sales, but you can only purchase one ticket and that ticket name has to match who goes?? Seems like an easier solution to camping out. I’ve been monitoring their tweets, and this just seems like an ultimate FAIL.

    Reply
  22. Kate Avatar
    Kate

    Not to mention that there are people that have to work. How about you allow online sales, but you can only purchase one ticket and that ticket name has to match who goes?? Seems like an easier solution to camping out. I’ve been monitoring their tweets, and this just seems like an ultimate FAIL.

    Reply
  23. Kate Avatar
    Kate

    Not to mention that there are people that have to work. How about you allow online sales, but you can only purchase one ticket and that ticket name has to match who goes?? Seems like an easier solution to camping out. I’ve been monitoring their tweets, and this just seems like an ultimate FAIL.

    Reply
  24. Kate Avatar
    Kate

    Not to mention that there are people that have to work. How about you allow online sales, but you can only purchase one ticket and that ticket name has to match who goes?? Seems like an easier solution to camping out. I’ve been monitoring their tweets, and this just seems like an ultimate FAIL.

    Reply
  25. Kate Avatar
    Kate

    Not to mention that there are people that have to work. How about you allow online sales, but you can only purchase one ticket and that ticket name has to match who goes?? Seems like an easier solution to camping out. I’ve been monitoring their tweets, and this just seems like an ultimate FAIL.

    Reply
  26. bob loblaw Avatar
    bob loblaw

    My friend went to el rey at 8AM and got in line.
    He was about 20 people away from getting tickets before they sold out.
    So essentially.. if you didnt camp up or show up disgustingly early you had no chance at tickets. Especially those that waited until official addresses were distributed were already too late.
    Total fail.

    Reply
  27. bob loblaw Avatar
    bob loblaw

    My friend went to el rey at 8AM and got in line.
    He was about 20 people away from getting tickets before they sold out.
    So essentially.. if you didnt camp up or show up disgustingly early you had no chance at tickets. Especially those that waited until official addresses were distributed were already too late.
    Total fail.

    Reply
  28. bob loblaw Avatar
    bob loblaw

    My friend went to el rey at 8AM and got in line.
    He was about 20 people away from getting tickets before they sold out.
    So essentially.. if you didnt camp up or show up disgustingly early you had no chance at tickets. Especially those that waited until official addresses were distributed were already too late.
    Total fail.

    Reply
  29. bob loblaw Avatar
    bob loblaw

    My friend went to el rey at 8AM and got in line.
    He was about 20 people away from getting tickets before they sold out.
    So essentially.. if you didnt camp up or show up disgustingly early you had no chance at tickets. Especially those that waited until official addresses were distributed were already too late.
    Total fail.

    Reply
  30. bob loblaw Avatar
    bob loblaw

    My friend went to el rey at 8AM and got in line.
    He was about 20 people away from getting tickets before they sold out.
    So essentially.. if you didnt camp up or show up disgustingly early you had no chance at tickets. Especially those that waited until official addresses were distributed were already too late.
    Total fail.

    Reply
  31. StressCase Avatar
    StressCase

    Whoa, I hate John Mayer but that idea is actually pretty good. Better than this whole debacle, anyway.

    Reply
  32. StressCase Avatar
    StressCase

    Whoa, I hate John Mayer but that idea is actually pretty good. Better than this whole debacle, anyway.

    Reply
  33. StressCase Avatar
    StressCase

    Whoa, I hate John Mayer but that idea is actually pretty good. Better than this whole debacle, anyway.

    Reply
  34. StressCase Avatar
    StressCase

    Whoa, I hate John Mayer but that idea is actually pretty good. Better than this whole debacle, anyway.

    Reply
  35. StressCase Avatar
    StressCase

    Whoa, I hate John Mayer but that idea is actually pretty good. Better than this whole debacle, anyway.

    Reply

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