After 22 years of marriage and almost as long since founding rock band Arcade Fire together, married couple Win Butler and Régine Chassagne shocked fans by announcing their separation on Thursday, Oct ...

Win Butler and Régine Chassagne are ready to start living apart. The Arcade Fire bandmates announced today in an Instagram post that they had separated after a 22-year “long and loving marriage.” Fans ...

Arcade Fire's Win Butler and Régine Chassagne are calling it quits after 22 years of marriage. The former couple announced their separation in a statement posted on the Grammy-winning band’s Instagram ...

Arcade Fire, a Canadian indie band with Houston-area connections, gives a shout out to Houston icons and a Texas legend in their new music video. In "Year of the Snake," band members are at the ...

As a member of Arcade Fire, he spent years in recording studios with his brother, Win Butler. The experience gave him firsthand knowledge of how deeply personal — and sometimes volatile — band ...

Former Arcade Fire multi-instrumentalist Will Butler appeared at Amoeba Music with the cast of the Broadway tour of "Stereophonic." Butler composed the music for the Tony-winning play. (Jason Armond / ...

Arcade Fire, who have kept a low profile since multiple sexual misconduct allegations were leveled against frontman Win Butler in 2022, will return on May 9 with their seventh studio album, "Pink ...

Future broke the record last week; Kendrick Lamar is poised to set a new bar next week. Blockbuster season on the Billboard album chart has finally arrived. By Ben Sisario The band’s sixth album, “We, ...

Win Butler and Régine Chassagne of Arcade Fire are separating after 22 years of marriage. The band released a statement assuring that Arcade Fire will continue despite the breakup. Chassagne ...

Update: Arcade Fire has asked fans to “please relax” about its “super not mandatory” dress code in a Facebook post. Fans of Arcade Fire who managed to score tickets for the band’s upcoming Reflektor ...

Expectations run dangerously high for Arcade Fire, a band so fluent in grand gestures fans expect nothing short of indie-rock transcendence. But how do you make a tour de force that doesn't sound tour ...