Stereogum — This year's Okeechobee Music & Arts Festival saw Solange team up with the Doobie Brothers' Michael McDonald to perform "What A Fool Believes." Next year's probably won't have that, but it will have Arcade Fire, Travis Scott, and two Bassnectar sets. ... more info

We All Want Someone To Shout For — It’s safe to say that Arcade Fire’s Everything Now era has been a strange one, from the oddball promotional nature to the first somewhat mixed critical reaction to an album in their career. But if there’s one that thing most can agree on is tha... more info

Chorus.fm — The Globe and Mail are reporting that Arcade Fire are having trouble filling arenas on their current tour: Blame it on the new album or the marketing campaign for it, or on ticket prices and the popularity of rock music in 2017. Whatever the case, Ar... more info

Stereogum — Arcade Fire's new album Everything Now didn't get the warmest critical reception, and it seems that their tour in support of it isn't getting the warmest reception either. The Globe And Mail reports that that the band is struggling to fill arenas... more info

Chicago Tribune — There’s really no way around it: Arcade Fire’s fifth album “Everything Now” is pretty half-baked, and a high-concept marketing campaign that smugly skewered consumerism didn’t help. But Arcade Fire has never really been about big ideas so m... more info

Chicago Tribune — Talk to the members of Arcade Fire and invariably they’ll tell you they’ve always been playing looking at the long view. For the ever-popular Montreal-based sextet, what people think of them now is of little consequence. Rather, how the band is v... more info

Chorus.fm — Arcade Fire have parted ways with their longtime manager Scott Rodger. https://twitter.com/scottrodger/status/922908975065997312/photo/1 more info

KEXP Seattle — Like a kind of watershed moment, there are live show experiences before seeing Arcade Fire and live show experiences after seeing Arcade Fire. They’re really a gauge for everything now. A religious experience whether you’re religious or not.... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Before Win Butler and Régine Chassagne were married — and before their band, Arcade Fire, became one of the most passionately beloved young rock groups in the world — they took a trip to visit Butler’s parents in his hometown ... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Before Win Butler and Régine Chassagne were married — and before their band, Arcade Fire, became one of the most passionately beloved young rock groups in the world — they took a trip to visit Butler’s parents in his hometown ... more info