Butler joined band to perform 'Seasons (Waiting On You)'
Arcade Fire frontman Win Butler joined Future Islands onstage in Montreal yesterday evening (September 2) – scroll down and click to watch.The Canadian band wrapped up their 'Reflektor' world tour earlier this month but, as Pitchfork reports, Butler appeared as a special guest at Future Islands' gig at Montreal's Metropolis to perform their track 'Seasons (Waiting On You)'.
Earlier this summer, frontman Win Butler hinted that the band in the near future.
Speaking before their Hyde Park headline show in July, Butler stated: "We're in a position now where we can have an idea and the people around us to make it happen. It starts when you get off the road. If I ever feel bored now, it's the best feeling in the world, because I know that's when the next idea is going to come into my brain and it will start again."
Meanwhile, Win and brother Will Butler have been lined up alongside members of The Strokes to play in an annual charity basketball match. The Pop vs Jock III game, which will take place during this month's Pop Montreal festival, is organised by the Butler brothers and will see them play for a team of musicians also comprising Justin Vernon of Bon Iver and The Strokes' bassist Nikolai Fraiture.
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