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About Arcade Fire

Arcade Fire is a Canadian indie rock band formed in 2001 in Montreal by husband-and-wife duo Win Butler and Régine Chassagne, alongside an ever-evolving lineup including Win's younger brother Will Butler (a multi-instrumentalist who departed the band in 2021), Richard Reed Parry (guitar, keyboards), Tim Kingsbury (bass, guitar), and Jeremy Gara (drums).

Known for their grand, anthemic sound and emotionally charged performances, the band shot to international fame with their debut album ‘Funeral’ (2004), which was praised for its blend of rock and orchestral elements. Their follow-up albums, including Neon Bible (2007) and the Grammy-winning ‘The Suburbs’ (2010), established their reputation as one of the most influential bands of the noughties. Singles like ‘Neighborhood #1 (Tunnels)’, ‘Rebellion (Lies)’, and ‘Wake Up’ became solid anthems of the music scene.

In addition to their studio work, Arcade Fire are also well-known for their powerful live performances, often involving elaborate stage setups, costumes, and audience interaction. The band has headlined major festivals such as Lollapalooza in 2010, Coachella in 2011, and Glastonbury in 2014.

Arcade Fire continues to evolve with each album, boosting their critical and commercial success and pushing the creative boundaries in contemporary music.

Arcade Fire performs energetically on stage with various musicians playing guitars and singing into microphones.

What is Arcade Fire’s biggest hit?

Arcade Fire's biggest hit is widely considered to be ‘Wake Up’. The anthem gained popularity beyond indie circles, featured in commercials, movie trailers, and even played before U2's concerts during their 2005 tour.

Who have Arcade Fire collaborated with?

Arcade Fire have collaborated with artists and producers such as David Bowie (who provided backing vocals for the track ‘Reflektor’), Thomas Bangalter (who co-produced the single ‘Everything Now’), and Mavis Staples (who featured on the song ‘I Give You Power’).

What albums have Arcade Fire released?

Arcade Fire have released six studio albums: ‘Funeral’ (2004), ‘Neon Bible’ (2007), ‘The Suburbs’ (2010), ‘Reflektor’ (2013), ‘Everything Now’ (2017), and ‘WE’ (2022).

What awards have Arcade Fire won?

Arcade Fire have won numerous awards throughout their career, including one Grammy Award for ‘The Suburbs’, two Brit Awards for Best International Album and Best International Group, two NME Awards for Best Album and Best International Band, and one MTV Video Music Award for ‘Reflektor’ in 2014.

Arcade Fire performs on stage with various instruments. Blue and purple lighting illuminates the scene. An enthusiastic crowd with hands raised is visible in the foreground.
Arcade Fire frontman in a black and white outfit sings passionately into a microphone on stage. Another person is visible in the background. The scene is in black and white.
Arcade Fire performs energetically on stage with various musicians playing guitars and singing into microphones.

Arcade Fire tour dates & tickets

To get information on upcoming Arcade Fire tour dates and concert tickets, you can visit the official website.

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