 
 Arcade Fire frontman Win Butler has cast doubt over the band’s long-term future.
In an interview with Spin magazine, the singer said he couldn’t imagine “doing this” in a decade’s time.
“We’ve been a band now as long as the Beatles, and pop music is a young man’s game,” he told the magazine’s October issue.
A spokesperson for Arcade Fire told Gigwise that they wouldn't being commenting further at this point on Butler's response.
The singer's comments come just a month after Arcade Fire’s third album ‘The Suburbs’ topped the UK and US album charts.
Their previous efforts - 2004’s ‘Funeral’ and 2007’s ‘Neon Bible’ - charted at number 33 and number two in the UK.
The Montreal-based band are set to embark on a UK arena tour in the winter.
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