Talking Heads

Two previously unreleased songs will be added to expanded version of the soundtrack.

Bandmates have previously claimed there were no conversations before the group's end.

Hard rockers and new wave pioneers crossed paths in the studio while making 'Back in Black' and 'Remain in Light,' respectively.

Drummer Chris Frantz claims he had to drag frontman back onstage after he walked off during 1984 show in New Zealand.

Ex-Talking Heads frontman talks about upcoming Broadway run.

Veteran producer Steve Lillywhite recalled the moment a case of mistaken identity resulted in Talking Heads starting to record an album track with someone who turned out to be a messenger.

David Byrne discussed his reasons for avoiding a Talking Heads reunion,

We look at how many ways Talking Heads' "Once in a Lifetime" has been interpreted over the years.

Jonathan Demme, the Academy Award-winning director of The Silence of the Lambs and several music documentaries, including Talking Heads' Stop Making Sense, has died.

This October will see the premiere of 'CBGB," a movie about the legendary Manhattan club that witnessed the birth of punk. Yesterday (Aug. 2), the contents of the soundtrack were released, and it contains some of that scene's most familiar names.

Twenty current and former Newtown Elementary school children have recorded a version of "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" with the help of Tina Weymouth and Chris Frantz, both of the legendary rock band Talking Heads, to record a song that they hope will raise money for Newtown.

It seems like musicians just don't like Republicans using their music for campaign purposes. The latest is "Twisted Sister" lead singer Dee Snyder who has asked VP running mate Paul Ryan to stop playing his song "We're not Gonna Take It" on the campaign trail. You could read the complete story here. Past musicians who have asked politicians to stop using their music are: Read M