Arcade Fire has announced additional tour dates. (Image via Erica Goldring / Getty)Canadian indie rock band Arcade Fire has announced additional dates for their upcoming tour. The band's latest tour dates include stops at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles in November and the Scotiabank Arena in Toronto in December. The band announced their tour earlier this month in support of their upcoming album WE. They had previously added dates in Boston, San Francisco, and Washington DC and have since expanded the tour. American musician Beck will open Arcade Fire’s set in North America with acoustic sets. Check all Arcade Fire tour dates below:Arcade Fire 2022 Tour dates View this post on Instagram Instagram PostJuly 29 -- Osheaga Montreal, CanadaAugust 30 -- 3Arena Dublin, IrelandAugust 31 -- 3Arena Dublin, IrelandSeptember 2 2 -- Utilita Arena Birmingham, UKSeptember 3 -- AO Arena Manchester, UKSeptember 5 -- OVO Hydro Glasgow, UKSeptember 8 -- The O2 London, UKSeptember 11 -- Zenith Lille, FranceSeptember 12 -- Sportpaleis Antwerp, BelgiumSeptember 14 -- Lanxess Arena Cologne, GermanySeptember 15 -- Accor Arena Paris, FranceSeptember 17 -- Mediolanum Forum Milan, ItalySeptember 18 -- Olympiahalle Munich, GermanySeptember 21 -- WiZink Center Madrid, SpainSeptember 22 -- Campo Pequeno Lisbon, PortugalSeptember 23 -- Campo Pequeno Lisbon, PortugalSeptember 25 -- Arkea Arena Bordeaux, FranceSeptember 26 -- Zenith de Nantes Nantes, FranceSeptember 28 -- Ziggo Dome Amsterdam, HollandSeptember 29 -- Mercedes-Benz Arena Berlin, GermanyOctober 1 -- Torwar Warsaw, PolandOctober 27 -- The Anthem Washington, DC, USAOctober 28 -- The Anthem Washington, D.C.October 29 -- The Anthem Washington, DC, USANovember 1 -- Freedom Mortgage Pavilion (formerly BB&T Pavilion) Camden, NJNovember 4 -- Barclays Center Brooklyn, NYNovember 8 -- MGM Fenway Music Hall Boston, MANovember 9 -- MGM Fenway Music Hall Boston, MA, USANovember 10 -- Mohegan Sun Arena Uncasville, CTNovember 12 -- United Center Chicago, ILNovember 13 -- The Armory Minneapolis, MNNovember 16 -- The Kia Forum Los Angeles, CANovember 17 -- The Kia Forum Los Angeles, CANovember 19 -- Bill Graham Civic Auditorium San Francisco, CANovember 20 -- Bill Graham Civic Auditorium San Francisco, CA, USANovember 22 -- Climate Pledge Arena Seattle, WANovember 25 -- Rogers Arena Vancouver, BCNovember 27 -- Rogers Place Edmonton, ABDecember 1 -- Scotiabank Arena Toronto, ONDecember 2 -- Scotiabank Arena Toronto, ONMore about Arcade Fire and their new album View this post on Instagram Instagram PostArcade Fire is a Canadian indie rock band comprising husband and wife Win Butler and Régine Chassagne, with Richard Reed Parry, Tim Kingsbury, and Jeremy Gara. The band featured another member, Will Butler, Win's younger brother, who left Arcade Fire in 2021 after spending eighteen years with the band. The reasons behind his departure are unknown.Former core member Sarah Neufeld and multi-instrumentalists Paul Beaubrun, Dan Boeckner, and Eric Heigle are part of the band's current touring lineup. The band's studio albums feature contributions from composer and violinist Owen Pallett.Arcade Fire released their sixth studio album, WE, on May 6, 2022, through Columbia Records. The album has been produced by Nigel Godrich and band members Win Butler and Régine Chassagne. It was recorded in New Orleans, El Paso, Texas, and Mount Desert Island in Maine.The album’s name comes from the Russian dystopian novel We by Yevgeny Zamyatin.We is the band's last album to feature multi-instrumentalist Will Butler, who departed the band in 2021 shortly after its completion. Before the album was released, the band released singles The Lightning I, II and Unconditional I (Lookout Kid). The album debuted at number six on the US Billboard 200 chart in its first week.