Arcade Fire brings the “Everything Now Continued Tour” with special guest Hamilton Leithauser to DTE Energy Music Theatre on Saturday, July 7 at 6:30 p.m.

The six new U.S. headline shows are the band’s first confirmed non-festival headline appearances in the U.S. in 2018.

Having closed out 2017 with an ecstatically received run through Latin America, Arcade Fire returned to the stage March 1 at Okeechobee. Following its March SNL and JUNO appearances, where Everything Now won the top honor of Album of the Year, the band is back in the UK and Europe for a series of standing room only dates running from April 6 at the 3Arena in Dublin through June 18 at the Stadthalle in Vienna. Upcoming festival engagements include Summerfest on July 8 in Milwaukee, WI, Sloss Music & Arts Festival on July 14 at in Birmingham AL, Forecastle on July 15 in Louisville KY, and HAVEN on August 10 in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Arcade Fire’s 2017 “Infinite Content Tour” left crowds elated and critics raving at every stop, including:

“A celebration of the best working rock band in the world.”— New York Daily News

“This band seriously knows what they’re doing onstage… Arcade Fire gigs are transformative, again and again. You should see them wherever you have a chance to.” – Stereogum

“Not just anthemic but transcendent… there’s no better way to experience that effect than on stage.” – Chicago Tribune

“Attacking every note and every grand pronouncement as if its very collective life depended on it. Arcade Fire is as good as it’s ever been right now. Period.” – Toronto Star

“A joyous affair… unflagging energy… makes their live presentation one of the most thrilling you’ll find.” – Atlanta Journal-Constitution

“The concert proved that Arcade Fire remains an imposing contender for the title of the world’s best rock band.” – Kansas City Star

“By the end of the night, the crowd had danced, cheered and, in some cases, cried itself to the point of exhaustion” – Las Vegas Weekly

Hamilton Leithauser embarked on a solo career after his successful run as frontman for the Walkmen. In 2014 he debuted his first solo venture with the album Black Hours, and more recently released a collection of emotive songs with I Had a Dream That You Were Mine, inspired by a mix of rock and soul music.