David Byrne is releasing a new album, Who Is the Sky?, this Friday via Matador. Now the former Talking Heads frontman has shared its fourth single, “What Is The Reason For It?,” which features Hayley ...

For a 73-year-old Talking Head, David Byrne sure doesn’t take it easy. Currently touring on his latest album, Who Is The Sky, which Matador released in September, Byrne has elaborated on his American ...

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I'm not a big fan of Christmas music, so I was happy to learn about and then listen to "enigmatic frontman and eclectic ...

David Byrne of talking heads recently appeared on Amoeba Music's What's in my bag? The series follows artists as they shop at the store and has the artist talk about the records he or she picked up.

In an interview with People, Byrne details how the collaboration materialized: “When we were finishing up the record, the producer Kid Harpoon and I were wondering, ‘Oh, maybe this song, it’s a love ...

David Byrne is, without a doubt, one of the most delightfully and intriguingly odd musicians alive today. Through his work with Talking Heads, he influenced modern-day pop music in a major way. But ...

David Byrne, the innovative musician and founding singer of the Talking Heads, announced a new album and world tour Tuesday — with a stop in Pittsburgh. His new album, “Who Is The Sky?”, will be ...

David Byrne has a long history of staging elaborate live shows, often with a sprawling cast of musicians, highly choreographed dancing and unusual instrumentation. So when we learned he wanted to have ...

There are some people so endlessly inventive that it's almost impossible to imagine them getting writer's block. David Byrne is one of those people. In 1975, Byrne, along with bassist Tina Weymouth ...

Talking Heads frontman David Byrne recalled hearing a not-so-subtly backhanded comment about one of their most iconic songs from Steely Dan.

David Byrne has been a part of the pop-culture bedrock for nearly 50 years — so long that it’s sometimes easy to take him for granted. After the creative burst that vaulted him into the public ...