Arcade Fire

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.'

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.

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

Cover songs -- they're what's cool right now.

Just when it looked like Arcade Fire were though covering other people's songs during the band's tour stops in those artists' hometowns, they pulled one out again last night.

Two weeks ago, Arcade Fire released a video for their song 'We Exist,' which was dedicated to "a young person's struggle with gender identity."

Last week, Arcade Fire released a much ballyhooed video for the song 'We Exist.'

Arcade Fiere's 'Reflektor' tour, which should just be renamed the Cover Song Tour by now, played Atlanta last night.

Arcade Fire have been pulling out surprise cover songs at nearly every stop on their current tour.

It's only a few months away, but the annual Glastonbury music festival has been a bit quiet about who'll be playing there this year.

The music video for Arcade Fire’s ‘The Suburbs’ recently made an appearance on VH1′s ‘Pop Up Video.’ The video was directed by Spike Jonze (famous for his work on the critically acclaimed films ‘Being John Malkovich,’ ‘Adaptation’ and ‘Where the Wild Things Are’). Scenes from the video were taken from a dystopian short fi ...