Arcade Fire

You could start your morning off with Arcade Fire by turning on ‘Reflektor,’ or you could begin your day with frontman Win Butler’s new, signature brand of coffee.

Although MTV abandoned music videos right around the dawn of reality television, that doesn't mean musicians stopped making them.

Turkeys aren't the only ones who dread Thanksgiving.

After a series of solo sets, Arcade Fire’s Will Butler -- brother of frontman Win Butler -- has announced his debut solo album, ‘Policy.'

Arcade Fire frontman Will Butler has temporarily parted ways with his six-piece collective to perform brand-new material in some recent solo shows.

Arcade Fire spent the summer paying tribute to musicians from every town they toured through and, for Halloween, they're paying homage to horror movies with their own short film, 'Festi.'

You would think we'd know everything there is to know about Arcade Fire, but sometimes things fall through the cracks. That's where we come in.

With the help of Marky Ramone, Arcade Fire covered 'I Don't Wanna Go Down to the Basement' and 'I Wanna Be Sedated' at their recent New York show.

By now, even the most casual Arcade Fire fan knows that the band has turned into a cover song machine.

You don't need an itinerary to keep up with Arcade Fire's Reflektor tour -- you can figure out where the band is just by noting which cover song they played the night before.

Arcade Fire were in Winnipeg last night, and that means another cover of a hometown hero: this time it was the Neil Young classic, 'Come On Baby Let's Go Downtown.'

Arcade Fire are upping their artsy cred in their new video.