Additions: Arcade Fire, Metallica, Bruno Mars, One Direction

Looks like the hubbub over Arcade Fire’s costume/formal wear request didn’t stop fans from buying tickets. Thanks to “overwhelming demand,” more dates have been added to the band’s “Reflektor Tour.”

Arcade Fire will be sticking around Brooklyn’s Barclays Center for a third night – Aug. 24.

The indie rockers have also added a second show in Toronto. After playing the Air Canada Centre March 13, the band returns to the city to play the Molson Canadian Amphitheatre Aug. 29.

And finally, a new date is on the books in Bangor, Maine, at Darling’s Waterfront Pavilion Aug. 20.

Tickets for all new shows go on sale Dec. 13.

One Direction is also dealing with “an overwhelming response for tickets.”

To make its adoring fans happy, the boy band’s “Where We Are” stadium tour now included second shows in East Rutherford, N.J., at MetLife Stadium (Aug. 5); Foxboro, Mass., at the Gillette Stadium (Aug. 8); Chicago’s Soldier Field (Aug. 30); and Pasadena, Calif., at the Rose Bowl (Sept. 13).

Last week the group added additional shows at Toronto’s Rogers Centre (Aug. 2) and Charlotte, N.C., at PNC Music Pavilion (Sept. 28).

Tickets for all new dates go on sale Dec. 7 at 10 a.m. local time. Presale tickets are available now.

Metallica has unveiled the complete schedule for its 2014 European adventure with new gigs in Finland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Italy, Switzerland, Czech Republic, Austria and Poland.

As previously reported, the European tour gives fans an opportunity to help choose the nightly setlist. Ticketholders will receive an email with a code to take part in an online vote.

The 17 songs that get the most votes will be played along with one new song picked by the band.

Here’s the itinerary for the “Metallica By Request” tour, with the new dates bolded:  

May 28 – Helsinki, Finland, Hietaniemi Beach (Sonisphere Festival)
May 30 – Stockholm, Sweden, Gardet Royal Park     
June 1 – Oslo, Norway, Valle Hovin Stadium (Sonisphere Festival)
June 3 – Horsens, Denmark, Gaol     
June 4 – Hamburg, Germany, Imtech Arena (Sonisphere Festival)
June 9 – Landgraaf, Netherlands, Megaland (Pinkpop Festival)
July 1 – Rome, Italy, Ippodromo Delle Capannelle (Sonisphere Festival)
July 3 – Werchter, Belgium, Festivalpark (Rock Werchter Festival)
July 4 – Basel, Sweden, St. Jakob Stadium (Sonisphere Festival)
July 6 – Knebworth, United Kingdom, Knebworth Park (Sonisphere Festival)     
July 8 – Prague, Czech Republic, Incheba (Open Air Aerodrome Festival)
July 9 – Vienna, Austria, Krieau (Krieau Rocks)
July 11 – Warsaw, Poland, Stadion Narodowy (Sonisphere Festival)

Metallica will also appear at Rock Am Ring in Nurburg, Germany, and Rock Im Park in Nuremberg, Germany. The daily lineups have not been announced for these festivals.

Ticket onsales are scheduled Dec. 5 for Rome, Prague and Vienna; Dec. 6 for Warsaw; Dec. 7 for Basel; Dec. 10 for Stockholm, Oslo and Horsens; Dec. 12 for Helsinki.

Bruno Mars promises that he’ll announced additional North American tour dates next week. But first he has some new gigs in Asia and Mexico he wants to tell you about.

Here are the latest shows added to his “Moonshine Jungle” tour:

March 20 – Nonthaburi, Thailand, IMPACT Arena     
March 22 – Pasay City, Philippines, Mall of Asia Arena     
March 24 – Jakarta, Indonesia, Mata Elang International Stadium     
March 26 – Singapore, Singapore, Singapore Indoor Stadium     
March 29 – Hong Kong, China, AsiaWorld-Arena     
March 30 – Hong Kong, China, AsiaWorld-Arena     
April 1 – Taipei, Taiwan, Taichung World Trade Center     
April 8 – Seoul, South Korea, Olympic Park Gymnastics Arena     
April 10 – Osaka, Japan, City Central Gymnasium     
April 12 – Chiba, Japan, Makuhari Messe     
April 13 – Chiba, Japan, Makuhari Messe     
Sept. 2 – Mexico City, Mexico, Arena Ciudad De Mexico     
Sept. 5 – Monterrey, Mexico, Arena Monterrey

Tickets for the Mexico gigs are available now. Presale tickets for Pasay City are available now, followed by the Dec. 8 onsale. Presales for Singapore and Hong Kong are scheduled Dec. 9; the general public onsales take place Dec. 12.

Tickets for the Tokyo dates go on sale Dec. 7. Seoul’s onsale is Jan. 21, followed by Osaka Jan. 25.

According to Mars’ website, onsale information for Nonthaburi, Indonesia and Taipei is coming soon.