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Although MTV abandoned music videos right around the dawn of reality television, that doesn't mean musicians stopped making them.

We feel quite comfortable calling Arcade Fire one of the biggest bands around, 'CBS Sunday Morning' doesn't necessarily share the same sentiment.

You don't need an itinerary to keep up with Arcade Fire's Reflektor tour -- you can figure out where the band is just by noting which cover song they played the night before.

Arcade Fire continued their tour trend of covering artists from the towns they're playing in last night when they put their own spin on Feist's 'I Feel It All' while in Calgary.

Arcade Fire are giving Jack White a run for the cover-playing money.

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."

Arcade Fire's quest to seemingly cover every single genre imaginable to man continued last night, when the gargantuan Canadian collective performed a classic-rock favorite onstage.

Although Arcade Fire filmed a music video for 'Afterlife' during the YouTube Music Awards earlier this month, we found actress Greta Gerwig coping with her boyfriend leaving her by dancing around her apartment. However, the Montreal band just released a new video for the track that has a heavier undertone.

Arcade Fire frontman Win Butler sings Barack Obama’s praises in his eloquent contribution to '90 Days, 90 Reasons,' a website started by literary icon Dave Eggers promoting the president’s reelection.

It was an interesting Grammy Awards this year. The 53rd annual Grammy Awards last night showcased many great live performances as always but dealt many surprises too.

It's the 53rd Annual Grammy Awards this Sunday as the music industry giants convene on the Staples Center in Los Angeles. So who will this year's winners be? We've got the main categories listed for you right here. It is the Grammys, so of course, not too many surprises. There's some Moose artists in the mix though.