Findings
| When | Description | Source |
|---|---|---|
| 2022 | In 2022, five people accused frontman Win Butler of sexual misconduct, including unwanted sexual messages, coercive sexual interactions, inappropriate touching and an alleged sexual assault. Butler acknowledged sexual relationships with the accusers but denied non-consensual activity, saying the encounters were consensual. Butler apologized for having hurt people and said he had behaved badly, while Régine Chassagne (band member and Butler's wife) publicly defended him. | Source |
| Arcade Fire began supporting Partners In Health in the mid-2000s, raising more than $1 million for its Haiti work by 2011. They organized fundraising events, donated portions of tour-ticket sales, and donated proceeds from licensing “Wake Up.” The entire band also visited PIH projects in Haiti. | Source |
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