“Psycho Killer” is back from the dead. David Byrne performed the Talking Heads hit for the first time since 2006 during opening night on his Who Is the Sky? tour in Pittsburgh. The musician stood ...

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David Byrne has already had a very eventful year. On top of preparing for his marriage to Mala Gaonkar, he’s done a lot of fun things to promote Who Is The Sky?, his first solo album in seven years, ...

The post David Byrne Kicks Off World Tour with First Performance of “Psycho Killer” in 19 Years appeared first on Consequence. In addition to playing the Who Is the Sky? singles “What Is the Reason ...

David Byrne embarked on his Who Is the Sky? Tour on Tuesday, Sept. 16, with a performance at Pittsburgh’s Benedum Center for the Performing Arts that featured more than a few surprises. After months ...

David Byrne has finally performed Talking Heads‘ ‘Psycho Killer’ for the first time in 19 years to kickstart his solo 2025 tour – check out footage of the performance below. READ MORE: David Byrne: “I ...

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