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Montreal indie rock band Arcade Fire released their debut album, “Funeral,” in September 2004. The album is considered a classic by critics and fans among Arcade Fire’s discography and remains one of ...

I suspect I was exposed to about one tenth of his talent. I met him when he came to help produce an Arcade Fire record, Everything Now, in 2015. We were excited to work with him for a few reasons ...

MIA and Arcade Fire have led tributes to Pulp bassist Steve Mackey following his death at the age of 56. The musician was described as “a great mentor” and “a true friend” in online posts ...

Emily director Frances O'Connor and Emma Mackey, who plays Emily Brontë in the film, give a behind-the-scenes look not only into the film but into the lives of the Brontë family. There are ...

In the wake of allegations of sexual misconduct against Win Butler, frontman of Montreal band Arcade Fire, Quebec Liberal Party (PLQ) Leader Dominique Anglade is urging victims to file formal ...

Ahead of their eagerly anticipated (and sold out) Irish shows at Dublin's 3 Arena next week, Arcade Fire frontman Win Butler joins Brendan O'Connor for an engrossing chat about religion, Harry Styles ...

On this week's FUV "Top Ten Songs," Death Cab for Cutie return with a new album, Asphalt Meadows, on 9/16 and they ascend to No. 1 with a single from it, "Here to Forever." Arcade Fire are at No. 2 ...

Currently enjoying a break from working and recording following the release of their 6th studio album, 2022’s ‘WE’, Arcade Fire join the SmartLess podcast to catch the crew up on the origin of the ...

Amen," frontman Win Butler said. By Mitchell Peters Arcade Fire returned to Saturday Night Live on May 7 to perform a pair of tracks from the band’s sixth album, WE, and deliver a powerful ...

While filling in for Foo Fighters at the Osheaga music festival in Montreal following the tragic death of drummer Taylor Hawkins, Foo Fighters sit down with ET Canada’s Morgan Hoffman to pay tribute ...

No charge. Writing in the Spectator World, Alexander Larman praises Arcade Fire’s latest album, We, as a “return to form.” “We has proved, once again, that Arcade Fire is still capable of ...