Arcade Fire News
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Phoenix’s star is rising. The band has rave reviews, wild shows and soaring sales.
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Arcade Fire takes a decisive step toward rock’s first rank with its new album, out next week.
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The Nashville trio Lady Antebellum won five Grammys and Arcade Fire took home album of the year honors at the music industry’s biggest awards show.
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The line between indie and mainstream music got even fuzzier in 2010, as Arcade Fire, working with non-major label Merge Records of North Carolina, charted at No. 1 in the U.S. and Canada.
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Arcade Fire, Mumford & Sons and Tinie Tempah were winners at the Brit music awards in London tonight.
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Of the more than 1,000 new rock CDs that landed on my desk this past year, the hottest album came from an alternative band in frozen Canada.
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Eminem , Lady Gaga , Paul McCartney and Stevie Wonder are confirmed fit to play. So are Prince , Arcade Fire, Soundgarden, Roxy Music and the Scissor Sisters. In this weird team, Bono is out with a back injury, and U2 substituted with Gorillaz.
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Amy Brenneman plays Catherine, a superstar academic who can’t find love in Gina Gionfriddo’s grim, smart comedy “Rapture, Blister, Burn.”
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Life doesn’t get any easier for Bruce Springsteen.
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Fleet Foxes’ second album, “Helplessness Blues,” demonstrates even more polish and assurance than its predecessor.
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