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READ MORE ABOUT TALKING HEADSREAD MORE ABOUT TALKING HEADSREAD MORE ABOUT TALKING HEADSREAD MORE ABOUT TALKING HEADSREAD MORE ABOUT TALKING HEADSREAD MORE ABOUT TALKING HEADSTalking Heads frontman's Broadway production gets a one-night UK and Irish cinema return.
Talking Heads classics featured in surprise collaborations at Sunday's festival sets.
Political imagery and choreographed routines featured across a thirteen-song performance.
The Talking Heads legend brings 'Who Is The Sky?' tour to Henham Park.
Talking Heads celebrate their 50th anniversary with their first 'Psycho Killer' music video, featuring Saoirse Ronan in a non-violent, emotional performance.
Talking Heads' landmark 1978 album gets 50th anniversary treatment with multi-format reissue featuring unreleased tracks and live recordings.
The reissue features rare demos, unreleased live recordings, and an acoustic version of 'Psycho Killer' with Arthur Russell.
With a bunch of buzzy contributors from Paramore to girl in red to Blondshell, brand new compilation ‘Everyone’s Getting Involved: A Tribute to Talking Heads’ Stop Making Sense’ is a celebration of one of the best and most influential albums of all time.
It's the latest release from the forthcoming A24 Music compilation album, 'Everyone’s Getting Involved: A Tribute to Talking Heads' Stop Making Sense.'
The compilation features a host of artists, including Paramore, Miley Cyrus, and The National, each offering their unique interpretations of Talking Heads' classics.
Paramore have already shared their cover from the album.
There's also a full list of artists involved.