Returning with strong new material after five years away, the Canadian indie rockers are a joyous throng of irrepressible humanity Arcade Fire’s USP is a kind of neurotic ecstasy: everything’s ...

In many ways, titanic Canadian indie rock band Arcade Fire have reined things right in on their sixth album We. It's more succinct that their epic 2013 effort Reflektor and does away with the ...

After a weak 2017 predecessor, the band’s new album returns to well-trodden territory. Its peevish lyrics are irritating, but it should avert a slide down festival bills On their 2005 Vertigo tour, U2 ...

“When everything ends, can we do it again?” Win Butler asks on “WE,” the closing title track of Arcade Fire’s sixth record, and this will probably not be the only review to point out that it comes off ...

Following a tumultuous period, Arcade Fire is back: Today (April 8), the Canadian favorites have officially announced Pink Elephant, a new album that’s set to arrive on May 9. Ahead of then, the band ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. 'A sense of transformative catharsis emerging from a furious wall of sound': Arcade Fire - Amy Harris "Take your mind off me," ...

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 ...

Arcade Fire dropped their highly anticipated sixth studio album, We, at midnight on Friday (May 6). By Rania Aniftos Arcade Fire dropped their highly anticipated sixth studio album, We, at midnight on ...

Arcade Fire frontman Win Butler has been accused of sexual misconduct by four people. Content Warning: This article discusses allegations of sexual assault and suicide. In a detailed report published ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Arcade Fire frontman Win Butler has been accused of sexual assault by one person and sexual misconduct by three others – all of ...

A fifth person has come forward with misconduct allegations against Arcade Fire’s Win Butler, saying he was “emotionally abusive, manipulative, and toxic” during their three-year relationship, ...