Brooklyn Vegan — Pop vs Jock 2012 (more by Dominick Mastrangelo) Arcade Fire singer Win Butler's annual charity basketball game, Pop vs Jock, will go down in conjunction with Pop Montreal once again this year. The game takes place on September 20 at... more info

Stereogum — Win Butler never met a Canadian celebrity basketball game he didn’t want to take part in, and next month, he’ll share the court with some fellow indie rock heavy hitters at this year’s Pop Vs. Jock charity game. The game is an annual part of th... more info

Stereogum — Two nights ago, Arcade Fire played the first night of a two-night stand at Chicago’s United Center, and they marked the occasion by covering Bo Diddley’s “Who Do You Love.” Last night, they upped the ante, inviting the Chicago soul and gospel... more info

NME — They played the bluesman's 1957 song 'Who Do You Love?' more info

Stereogum — Bo Diddley was born in Mississippi, but he moved to Chicago as a kid, and he helped define what the sound of Chicago blues could be. Arcade Fire are, of course, on a tour where they’re covering a local artist in almost every town they visit, and la... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Will Butler @ Rough Trade 8/21/2014 (via @ArcadeFiretube) Folks who went to Rough Trade on Thursday (8/21) to see The Clean's sold-out show and got there early were treated to a surprise: an opening solo set from fellow Merge artist... more info

NME — Band's 'Reflektor' tour has seen them cover a wide-variety of artists more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photos by Dana (distortion) Yavin, words by Andrew Sacher Arcade Fire @ Barclays Center - 8/24/14 Arcade Fire completed the three-night Barclays Center run of their current tour last night (8/24). Like the first two, Dan Deacon and the reunited... more info

Stereogum — To cap off their three-night stint in Brooklyn, Arcade Fire brought out David Byrne for a cover of Suicide’s “Dream Baby Dream.” Byrne has performed live with the band before — in 2005, he joined them on stage at Irving Plaza to sing the Talk... more info

Stereogum — Arcade Fire is still ignoring our suggestions for who they should cover at their Brooklyn shows this weekend — on Friday they brought out Buster Poindexter for “Hot Hot Hot” and last night Marky Ramone took the stage. He was on the drums for �... more info