Win Butler isn't a happy man. 'If anything else gets thrown on stage tonight me and my band are never playing in Nottingham again' he announces mid-'Rebellion (Lies)' as a fluorescent pink glo-stick ...

Arcade Fire returned to Saturday Night Live on May 10 to perform new songs from their upcoming album. The forthcoming 10-track album was recorded at Butler and Chassagne’s Good News Recording Studio ...

Saturday Night Live has been on a short break, spanning last week and this upcoming weekend. New episodes return in May, though, and now we know who’s going to be on them: Hosts and musical guests for ...

The long-awaited second full length from critically acclaimed Montreal collective Arcade Fire somehow far surpasses its predecessor in sonic and emotional impact. Formed in mid-2003, the band has ...

Next month, Saturday Night Live viewers will be treated to a live performance from Arcade Fire. The timing is good since the “Unconditional I (Lookout Kid)” band is about to drop a new album, Pink ...

A veritable menagerie will be found on Arcade Fire‘s new Columbia album, Pink Elephant, which will be released May 9. The first single, “Year of the Snake,” is out now, in tandem with a video from ...

Over the years, few bands have been able to do quotidian grandeur as well as Arcade Fire. A relatability factor propels even their feistiest odes, from 2007’s incantatory “No Cars Go” to 2013’s ...

Arcade Fire have had no lack of a rollout for their new album, Reflektor, which is out today (10/29), and that continued last night (10/28) when they performed songs from it live at Capitol Studios in ...

A new era is born.

Remember when going to watch a gig had a sense of occasion? It's easy to forget sometimes if you've been watching music live for years. But Arcade Fire's second night in London strikes just the right ...

We’re so excited about Arcade Fire’s two-night stint at the Shrine Auditorium that we dug up this video of them playing “Intervention” live on KCRW‘s Morning Becomes Eclectic in 2005. Win Butler’s ...

—See, a little media blitz really can pay-off: The Arcade Fire have the No. 2 record in the land. Suck it, Daughtry! —According to Rush & Malloy, Al Gore's Live ...