From the very first notes of their debut album — those gleaming wind-chime like synths, the chugging guitar, the regal piano — Arcade Fire became one of those remarkably few life-changing, ...

With Arcade Fire, I have learned to entertain two thoughts simultaneously in my head. Thought No. 1: “This is one of the most important, most popular, and, at times, best indie-rock bands of the last ...

Last week, Arcade Fire completed their long-awaited return, releasing the new album WE. That means that the band is out now in the world, doing what they can to promote the LP. For their BBC Radio 6 ...

A contestant on Monday's (Jan. 3) episode of Jeopardy! incorrectly guessed that a slate of hit Nickelback songs were instead by Arcade Fire. Clearly, the Jeopardy! player confused the Chad Kroeger-led ...

NEW YORK, NY - JULY 22: (L-R) Will Butler, Régine Chassagne and Win Butler of Arcade Fire perform onstage at the 2016 Panorama NYC Festival - Day 1 at Randall's Island on July 22, 2016 in New York ...

Nov. 4 (UPI) --Arcade Fire performed a new song, titled "Generation A," while appearing on Stephen Colbert's election night special on Showtime. Colbert introduced the band on Tuesday by saying that ...

Back in October, Win Butler said that Arcade Fire had recorded “two or three” albums during lockdown. If they’ve kept up that pace, then the band would’ve now recorded four or six new albums. Thus far ...

Arcade Fire’s iconic record The Suburbs was released just about ten years ago. Fans have been anxious for more music from the group after vocalist Win Butler teased a few unreleased songs on Instagram ...

Mindfulness app Headspace is about more than sleep and meditation assistance. It's now a platform on which Grammy-winning artists are releasing new music. Arcade Fire just created a 45-minute ...

Teenage Fanclub return with their new song “Home,” the first single and opening song off the Scottish rockers’ upcoming album Endless Arcade. The new LP, the band’s first since 2016’s Here, arrives ...

In a 2010 interview with The Guardian, Arcade Fire's frontman Win Butler explained, "If you think of the sociological impact of the internet, which has led to this uniformity of taste, this ...