Here’s the latest I can share based on recent entertainment coverage.
- David Byrne has been performing “Psycho Killer” live again in 2025, marking the first time since around 2006 that he revived the Talking Heads classic on stage. The performances occurred as part of Byrne’s Who Is the Sky? tour, with reports noting a striking stage presentation and a solo spotlight moment during the Pittsburgh opening night.[2][5]
- This revival comes in the context of Byrne’s broader activities around 2023–2025, including occasional reunions with Talking Heads members for specific projects (not a full band reunion) and new solo material such as the album Who Is the Sky? on the horizon in 2025. Media coverage emphasizes that Byrne has stated he’s not pursuing a full reunion or new Talking Heads records, despite renewed visibility for the band’s legacy.[3]
If you’d like, I can pull more details on:
- setlists from the latest Who Is the Sky? shows,
- critical reception of the performances,
- any official statements Byrne or his management gave about future Talking Heads activity.
Citations:
- Byrne revives “Psycho Killer” on tour, first since 2006.[2]
- 2023–2025 activity, including potential Talking Heads visibility and new solo material.[3]
- Additional context on tour and single-song performances reported by IMDb/Rolling Stone coverage.[5][6]
Sources
In his new tour and the most passionate album of his career, Byrne revisits the hit that launched him into the world — showing that returning to the past can be an act of love, not nostalgia.
miscelana.comListen to frontman David Byrne's creepy isolated vocals from Talking Heads' timeless 1977 signature track, 'Psycho Killer' here.
faroutmagazine.co.ukDavid Byrne has brought one of the most iconic Talking Heads songs back to life. During the opening night of his Who Is the Sky? tour in Pittsburgh, Byrne stunned fans by performing “Psycho Killer” for the first time since 2006. The performance took place at the Benedum Center for...
nextcommentary.comDavid Byrne shocked the crowd with a song many thought was gone for good.
parade.comDavid Byrne played two Talking Heads favorites, and a pair of songs from 'Who Is the Sky?' during an appearance on the NPR Tiny Desk Concert series.
www.rollingstone.comIMDb, the world's most popular and authoritative source for movie, TV and celebrity content.
www.imdb.comFormer Talking Heads frontman, David Byrne, has a lifelong interest in psycho killers. One day, his obsession met him face to face, and it was surreal.
faroutmagazine.co.uk