Talking Heads to Publish First Authorized Book, New Feeling
Abrams Books will release a 400-page volume built from the band's own archive, timed to the 50th anniversary of Talking Heads: 77.
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Talking Heads to Publish 'New Feeling,' a Book Drawn From Their Own Archive
The four members of Talking Heads have assembled a book of handwritten lyrics, album sketches, and private photographs, due May 18 from Abrams. It lands on the 50th anniversary of their debut album.
Olivia Rodrigo Hands "Expectations" to Chappell Roan for Her First Remix
Rodrigo's first official remix turns "Expectations" into an Eighties-styled duet, with Chappell Roan writing a new verse and David Byrne playing a fictional game show host.
David Byrne and Daniel Pemberton Build a Song From Elon Musk's Own Words
The Talking Heads frontman wrote "Let Me Sell You a Dream" entirely out of phrases Musk has used in interviews and public statements, for Alex Gibney's documentary Musk.
David Byrne Expands Who Is The Sky? With Four Bonus Tracks
The deluxe edition adds two session outtakes, a live staple, and a reimagined duet with Natalia Lafourcade.
David Byrne Says Talking Heads’ “Life During Wartime” Speaks to the Present
Byrne reflects on the dystopian 1979 track, noting a grim new relevance amid U.S. immigration raids.
David Byrne Joins Stephen Colbert’s Final Week, Plays “Burning Down the House”
In one of the last musical performances before The Late Show ends, Byrne and his band brought a bright-suited version of the Talking Heads staple, with Colbert stepping in to share the stage.
Stephen Colbert’s Final ‘Late Show’ Week: Byrne, Springsteen, and a Mystery Legend
The last week of tapings for CBS’s ‘Late Show’ will feature David Byrne, Bruce Springsteen, and an unannounced legacy musician, as Colbert wraps his tenure with a mix of absurdity and high-profile guests.
David Byrne and St. Vincent Cross Paths at Jazz Fest With Shared Talking Heads Songs
The Gentilly Stage booking put the two Love This Giant collaborators back in direct proximity, and both sets incorporated the other’s presence with no pretense.
Big Ears 2026 Announces First Artists, Sets Byrne and Zorn as Anchors
The Knoxville festival confirms David Byrne, John Zorn, and a tribute to Arthur Russell for its next edition, continuing its focus on avant-garde and compositional music.