NME — It's "coming soon" Arcade Fire's Win Butler Arcade Fire appear to be teasing a new video. The band shared a short preview clip on Twitter today (March …Continue reading » The post Arcade Fire tease ‘Money + Love’ video appeared first on ... more info

Stereogum — Remember Everything Now ? Arcade Fire's fifth full-length album feels like it came out a long time ago -- not so long that the band is due for another LP, but long enough that it's weird they're playing Saturday Night Live next week. But perhaps the... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Costumes, totems, kigurumi, and glitter abounded on the grounds of Okeechobee, which in its third year included sets from Arcade Fire, The Flaming Lips, Travis Scott, Bassnectar, Khalid, as well as a Snoop Dogg/Chaka Khan/The Roots collaborative jam ... more info

Consequence of Sound — Including records from Brian Eno and Kevin Shields, The National, Fleet Foxes, Rage Against the Machine, The Cure, and Arcade Fire. more info

Guardian Music — The annual celebration of independent record shops takes place on 21 April, with the usual sought-after limited vinyl editionsThe organisers of Record Store Day have announced the exclusive vinyl releases for this year’s celebration of indepen... more info

Stereogum — Arcade Fire's latest album, Everything Now , might have been near-universally disliked, but they're at the legacy arc in their career where they pick up accolades just for existing. At this year's JUNO Awards, the group will receive The JUNO Interna... more info

Stereogum — Arcade Fire have been musical guests on Saturday Night Live three times over the years, and their most recent appearance was on a 2013 episode that Tina Fey hosted. Next month, they'll make it four. Arcade Fire have not yet had a chance to promote th... more info

Stereogum — What were you doing last night? Win Butler was singing Arcade Fire at a karaoke bar in Los Angeles' Little Tokyo, because why not. Watch him do "Intervention" below. more info

Stereogum — Following the release of their festival theme song "Ann Ale! (Let’s Go!)," Arcade Fire front-couple Win Butler and Régine Chassagne plus NOLA neighbors Preservation Hall Jazz Band hosted the first Krewe du Kanaval yesterday. The one-day party, nam... more info

Stereogum — Ever since Arcade Fire leaders Win Butler and Régine Chassange moved to New Orleans, the city's cultural traditions have been trickling their way into the band's creative output. (Remember their Second Line for David Bowie?) Tomorrow that manifests ... more info