Congratulations Arcade Fire and Merge Records!

February 14, 2011  •  Category: Blog, Promotions

Congratulations to Arcade Fire, who brought home the Album of the Year award for “The Suburbs” at last night’s  Grammy Awards. They beat out favorites Eminem and Lady Antebellum to win the biggest prize in mainstream music. Arcade Fire is signed to Merge Records, an independent record label that is the  topic of Our Noise, The Story of Merge Records. To celebrate, we’re giving away 3 copies of Our Noise. Leave a comment (here on the blog or on our Facebook page) to enter.

If you aren’t familiar with The Suburbs, I highly recommend buying yourself a copy. (You can get it here, directly from the Merge store.)

Watch them perform “Ready to Start” (which was nominated for the best Rock Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocals) at the Grammy Awards below.

–Katie Ford, Assistant Marketing Manager

49 comments on this post:
  1. Bill says...

    Glad they won, can’t wait to see them at Bonnaroo this year!

    February 20, 2011@ 9:38 PM
  2. Caleb says...

    Great to see a well-deserved, major win for Arcade Fire and Merge!

    February 17, 2011@ 2:59 PM
  3. Grig says...

    Thanks for the giveaway – and congratulations! :)

    February 16, 2011@ 6:27 PM
  4. J. Neas says...

    Such a fantastic win, definitely. And what a great moment for Merge especially!

    February 15, 2011@ 7:00 PM
  5. keith says...

    Finally, a great band gets noticed on the Grammys…

    February 15, 2011@ 4:21 PM
  6. Courtney says...

    Hurrah for the Grammys and Arcade Fire!

    February 15, 2011@ 2:37 PM
  7. Hamberguesa says...

    I’m so proud of Merge and Arcade Fire!

    February 15, 2011@ 12:54 PM
  8. jill says...

    i’m thrilled arcade fire is now getting the attention they deserve, they will reach so many people now! long live indie rock.

    February 15, 2011@ 11:32 AM
  9. Sonic Sleuth says...

    And the Grammys have one more deserved win… that makes two! Their album told a story, had a theme, was strong top to bottom. They got rewarded for creating a cohesive piece of art and entertainment, instead of a hodgepodge of singles.

    February 15, 2011@ 10:53 AM

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