Arcade Fire License 'Wake Up' To Be Used On Haiti Adverts At Super Bowl

Arcade Fire have given permission for one of their biggest songs to be used in Haiti earthquake relief adverts at the Super Bowl.

All proceeds from the licensing fees to 'Wake Up' will benefit Partners In Health’s Stand With Haiti.

The adverts will air during breaks in the football game, which takes place on Sunday (February 7).

The Canadian band have been one of the biggest musical supporters for victims of the earthquake last month.

Meanwhile, Rolling Stone reports that John Mayer has also contributed his 2006 song 'The Heart Of Life' to a campaign by Red Cross.

(by Jason Gregory)

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