Arcade Fire's film Scenes From The Suburbs screened at the Curzon

Scenes From The Suburbs is a film of Arcade Fire, who's directed by Spike Jonze is to be screened at the Curzon, Soho on Sunday, June 26th.

The film features the trailer for which can be seen above the Arcade Fire album track of the same name.

Arcade Fire have revealed details about re-release The Suburbs

Arcade Fire have revealed details about the re-release of multi-award winning album 'The Suburbs'.

A special deluxe two new unreleased songs feature version will be released on August 2nd stateside a year after the album's original release.

One of the two new tracks - 'Speaking In Tongues' - features vocals from David Byrne. The other unreleased song 'Culture War'' with shows, and a long version of 'Wasted Hours (A Life That We Can Live)'.

Besides a wealth of music director Spike Jonze real will include DVD's 'view of downtown', a companion album's title track for the documentary and a music video.

The song and film shooting 'Scenes From The Suburbs' image from a booklet with 80 pages will be.
The two new tracks are set to be given a first play on Zane Lowe's BBC Radio 1 show on May 23rd.

Arcade Fire criticizing Canadian prime minister Stephen Harper

Grammy winners Arcade Fire criticizing Canadian prime minister Stephen Harper as he campaigns for re-election.

The indie rockers told their Canadian fans on their online blog, “Our current leader has championed some pretty destructive initiatives on everyone’s behalf it’s really important to get out and vote on May 2”.

While not promoting rival, Arcade Fire points fans to a CBC news story, Harper, where the "socialist scheme" siphon money away from rich countries on climate change as a measure rejected the Kyoto agreement.

The entry concludes: “Canada is still a pretty good country, and worth fighting for ”

Arcade Fire present the Grammys 2011 a major shock when the Canuck band beat out rival pop stars Eminem, Lady Gaga and Katy Perry for the best album trophy for “The Suburbs.”

Arcade Fire revealed at Juno Awards

Arcade Fire revealed at Juno Awards in the fine spirits which takes place at Toronto's Air Canada Centre on Sunday night.

Maybe this weekend with four award-winning band was something including the Album Of The Year award for The Suburbs.

During the broadcast band award their home city of Montreal for nothing, but loved.

Alternative album Of The Year for the band in the evening, after winning the first lead singer Butler won the band early 2000s many peer group have pointed to accept.

He said, "I wanna just give a shoutout to all the bands that we kind of came up with, from Royal City to Hidden Cameras, to The Unicorns, Wolf Parade, and all the amazing Canadian bands".

Later, when the band album Of The Year award you get them, see Richard Reid delivered some more love.

Parry during the band's next acceptance speech, he said, "Thank you, everybody. Thank you to Montreal, our home where we all live".

"Thanks to Toronto. Toronto was one of the first places we had like really exciting shows and it felt like something crazy was about to happen — and something did."

Arcade Fire To Play Electric Picnic Festival

Irish music festival Electric Picnic tickets will go on sale from today 9.

Returning for its eighth year from Friday 2nd to Sunday 4th September at Stradbally Hall Estate, Co Laois - less than an hour from Dublin.

The line-up includes Arcade Fire, Pulp, The Chemical Brothers, Interpol, P J Harvey, Beirut, Jimmy Cliff, DJ Shadow, White Lies, Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark, Midlake, The Charlatans, Big Audio Dynamite, Toots and the Maytals, Sinead O' Connor, The Go! Team, Boys Noize, Paul Kalkbrenner, Twin Shadow, Willy Mason, Trentemoller, Killing Joke, Ivan St John, Dave Clarke, Caitlin Rose, Health, Mogwai, O Emperor, Adam Beyer, Flying Lotus, Mundy, and more.

Comedy & Spoken Word, Arts & Theatrics, the Arcadia area, Fosset's Circus, Art Trail, the Body & Soul area, Global Green & Greencrafts, the Eco Picnic, and Amnesty Ireland will be also featured at this year festival.

Don't Forget to get the tickets to see Arcade Fire Rocking Performance.

Arcade Fire at the Grammys 2011 - "Month of May"

Arcade Fire - Month of May - Lyrics

One two three four!

Gonna make a record in the month of May
In the month of May in the month of May
Gonna make a record in the month of May
When the violent wind blows the wires away

Month of May it's a violent thing
In the city their hearts start to sing
Well some people singing sounds like screaming
Used to doubt it but now I believe it

Month of May everybody sing love
In the city watch it from above
And just when I knew what I wanted to say
The violent wind blew the wires away

(We were shocked in the suburbs)

Now the kids are all standing with their arms folded tight
The kids are all standing with their arms folded tight
Now some things are pure and some things are right
But the kids are still standing with their arms folded tight
I said some things are pure and some things are right
But the kids are still standing with their arms folded tight
So young so young

[ From: http://www.metrolyrics.com/month-of-may-lyrics-arcade-fire.html ]

So much pain for someone so young well
I know it's heavy I know it ain't light
But how you gonna lift it with your arms folded tight?

First they built the road,
then they built the town,
that's why we're still driving around
and around and around and around
and around ......

2009, 2010 Wanna make a record how I felt then
When I stood outside in the month of May
And watched the violent wind blow the wires away

If I died in the month of May
Let the wind take my body away then
Wish I may I wish I might
Make me down there with my arms folded tight

Start again in the month of May (x2)
Come on and blow the wires away (x2)
(repeat)
Wires away

Arcade Fire wins top album at Shockwave NME Awards

Arcade Fire is able to grab another award,the band on Wednesday at the Shockwave NME Awards in London they received the award of top album in 2010 for The Suburbs.

On Feb. 13,Arcade Fire also won the Grammy Award for best album,and claiming best international group and best international album honours at the Brit Awards two days later.

Bands member was unable to attend the award ceremony and they recorded a video with their acceptance speech where front man Win Butler apologized for the band's absence, but said they have a good excuse.

"We really wish we could be there to celebrate, but we're working on a new album right now," Butler said, as his band members provided a jazzy backdrop. "It's kind of a jazz-inspired thing so hopefully we'll drop it next year. So thank you, NME, thank you!"