What's a concert movie without backstage footage or audience shots? Talking Heads managed to defy expectations with 'Stop Making Sense'.

Former Talking Heads front man David Byrne, in Philadelphia for a three-night stop on his latest tour, joined the “No Kings” protest in Philadelphia on Saturday to show support for the anti-Trump ...

Jerry Harrison, a singer and songwriter best known as a member of "The Talking Heads," joins the studio to discuss the ...

Harrison will introduce a special screening of the Talking Heads’ classic concert film ‘Stop Making Sense,’ and then take questions afterwards, at the Alex Theatre in Glendale on ...

Midway through the first show of his three-night run at the Met, David Byrne recalled a quote by actor and playwright John Cameron Mitchell to the effect that love and kindness are today’s version of ...

The landmark 1984 concert film “Stop Making Sense” gave us David Byrne in an oversized suit, shared the most dynamic phase of Talking Heads’ unique melding of New Wave attitude, art school creativity ...

It’s not unusual nowadays for artists to produce their own concert films that emulate the experience of their concerts and these artists have one movie to thank for this. “Stop Making Sense” was ...

This month marks the 40th anniversary of Talking Heads‘ concert film, Stop Making Sense. Often considered one of the greatest concert films of all time, Stop Making Sense has since been restored in 4K ...

On October 16th, David Byrne brought his Who Is the Sky? concert tour to Philadelphia’s Metropolitan Opera House (for the ...

Frontman David Byrne, drummer Chris Frantz, bassist Tina Weymouth, and guitarist/keyboardist Jerry Harrison all were featured in pre-taped segments reading clues related to Talking Heads’ history and ...

Would you be able to answer a series of Jeopardy questions about the Talking Heads? Those watching the popular quiz show Tuesday (Oct. 15) had their chance when the members of the Talking Heads were ...