Talking Heads
David Byrne’s ‘American Utopia’ Sets Return Broadway Engagement
David Byrne's 'American Utopia' — a dazzling, one-of-a-kind theatrical concert that combines songs from his Talking Heads art-rock heyday with selections from across his eclectic solo output, all of it woven into a joyous call to arms to rewire our brains and connect both with our fellow humans and our ailing planet — will return to New York's Hudson Theatre in September.
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David Byrne’s ‘American Utopia’: Theater Review
David Byrne and a company of 11 musicians, singers and dancers are burning down the house in 'American Utopia,' the Broadway residency of the former Talking Heads frontman's knockout theatrical concert.
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Lorde on Her First Grammys: ‘Sounds Like Prom on ‘Roids’ (Q&A)
The New Zealand singer, who's up for four awards on Jan. 26, talks to THR about the album that changed her life, the artists she admires and those twitchy stage moves.
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Seymour Stein’s Role Expanded at Warner Music Group
The industry veteran, famous for signing Madonna, will act as senior label A&R executive for independent music, working closely with WMG's Alternative Distribution Alliance.
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David Bryne and St. Vincent Put Moves to Music: Concert Review
Backed by a 10-piece brass band, the Talking Heads frontman and critically acclaimed indie songstress delivered a theatrical and charmingly choreographed performance at L.A.'s Greek Theatre.
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