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Former Talking Heads lead singer David Byrne is coming to Hershey in 2018.
The last time David Byrne, his band and a troop of dancers performed at the University at Buffalo's Center for the Arts, I scrawled a note in my journal after filing my review and returning home. "One of the ten best shows, no question," I gushed to no one but myself. I stand by that assessment, and fully expect to scrawl something similar when Byrne and his band return to the CFA for a show at 7 p.m. March 6.
David Byrne of the Talking Heads headlined a rally on the steps of City Hall on Tuesday calling for $23.7 million more for cultural institutions in the city budget and blasting the reduction in spending on them.
"The Oak Cliff Film Festival, once the little cinema-loving, upstart on Dallas' festival scene, turns a mature five-years-old this year."
It seems as if central Pennsylvania has caught David Byrne's eye. The former Talking Heads frontman blogged in October about the Rock Lititz campus where he was preparing for a tour. Now, that tour is coming to Hershey.
And the Anonymous Nobody... guest artists are no longer anonymous...
A 2007 David Byrne live album is set for a June 2 release on vinyl. New West Records initially released the Talking Heads co-founder’s Live from Austin, TX: David Byrne on CD/DVD in 2007.
David Byrne will be presenting his Reasons To Be Cheerful in Europe!
Cheer up and hear all about it.
David Byrne, the musical auteur who helped transition punk rock to new wave with the seminal band Talking Heads, then expanded to world music and other genres, will play F.M. Kirby Center in Wilkes-Barre, it was just announced.
For this month's show DJ Fitz has put together a mix of his favorite songs from the Middle East and Maghreb, focused on the golden era of disco and funk, including a few very rare 7”s he found under a fishbowl (!) during his first visit to Turkey in 2006, and others he's come across since then...
This month's playlist is curated by Todomundo's Music Coordinator, Jasper Berg, who recently visited his family in Cape Town, South Africa. While there isn’t much genre continuity, this month’s playlist represents an overall paradigm shift in popular music produced in South Africa.
An eclectic selection- mostly songs that came out within the last year...
This month Jace Clayton, AKA DJ Rupture, presents a playlist inspired by his new book Uproot: Travels in 21st-Century Music and Digital Culture.
August radio is an archived recording of David and Eric's live Pitchfork Radio show that consists wholly of songs recorded on a cell phone!
David Byrne's Brazilian music picks for July.
