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Arcade Fire
continued their Reflektor tour near Detroit on Monday night, where they once again
paid tribute to a local hero. Following Saturday's performance of Prince's "Controversy", the band played part of
Stevie Wonder's "Uptight (Everything's Alright)" in The Motor City suburb of Auburn Hills.
After their lengthy main set, "The Reflektors" took a small stage in the venue as
"Superstition" played over the PA. Arcade Fire then took control on the main stage and
launched into "Uptight (Everything's Alright)." Eventually, Win Butler and Co. segued the
tune into their own "Here Comes The Night Time." Butler once again sported a TV screen as
a helmet that flashed images including one of former Detroit mayor Kwame Kilpatrick.
Take a look at how it went down via MLZ31:
Here's the setlist from Monday night's show:
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[Published on: 3/12/14]
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