"If you stand in one place you can see all of Williamsburg walk by," was a line Scott laid out early in the night. "Hipster Prom" said another. Everything about the crowd, and dress, and spirit…   Read Story »

According to the NME, Arcade Fire played a surprise concert in Port-Au-Prince on Tuesday night, performing a dozen songs over 45 minutes at the Hotel Oloffson. Arcade Fire's connections to Haiti have…   Read Story »

Arcade Fire picked up four Junos at the other night's Juno Awards, while host Drake was shut out completely. Drake actually lead the nominations count with six chances to take home an award. Justin…   Read Story »

You got a taste of Spike Jonze's Scenes From The Suburbs in the video for Arcade Fire's "The Suburbs." As we reported before you could affix Grammy Winners to the band's name, Scenes is a short film…   Read Story »

Underdog Justin Bieber finally picked up a big award this season, grabbing the International Breakthrough Act award at last night's BRIT Awards. Arcade Fire took home both the International Group and…   Read Story »

Arcade Fire pulled off the upset of the night (or, at least, left a few people at home upset) by winning the Album Of The Year Grammy last night. Things looked good for the band when it became…   Read Story »

Yesterday the Arcade Fire visited L.A.'s KROQ and performed acoustic versions of The Suburbs' "Month Of May" and "Ready To Start." It's a small space for such large group of Canadians -- the…   Read Story »

You probably noticed the strong new wave streak running through Arcade Fire's The Suburbs, especially on the Régine Chassagne-fronted "Sprawl II." The Hood Internet's ABX also picked up on the…   Read Story »

It was the fifth single from Funeral, but it's probably the most covered, maybe even the most beloved Arcade Fire song. And it's been used to soundtrack the film trailer to Where The Wild Things Are,…   Read Story »

You can't always trust your first impression. In Double Take Brandon Stosuy reevaluates albums that were wrongly slagged or sainted. I like, nay, love a lot of music -- and a lot of it's popular.…   Read Story »