David Byrne returns to the road with a brand-new live show in support of his latest album Who Is the Sky?, his first new album since 2018’s acclaimed and award-winning American Utopia.
Who Is the Sky? is particularly cinematic, humorous and joyful, but often with a lesson baked in – that love is unexplainable and that enlightenment means very different things to different people. Most importantly, the songs evince Byrne’s gift for riding the razor's edge of avant-garde and accessible pop.
David Byrne returns to the road with a brand-new live show in support of his latest album Who Is the Sky?, his first new album since 2018’s acclaimed and award-winning American Utopia.
Who Is the Sky? is particularly cinematic, humorous and joyful, but often with a lesson baked in – that love is unexplainable and that enlightenment means very different things to different people. Most importantly, the songs evince Byrne’s gift for riding the razor's edge of avant-garde and accessible pop.
David Byrne returns to the road with a brand-new live show in support of his latest album Who Is the Sky?, his first new album since 2018’s acclaimed and award-winning American Utopia.
Who Is the Sky? is particularly cinematic, humorous and joyful, but often with a lesson baked in – that love is unexplainable and that enlightenment means very different things to different people. Most importantly, the songs evince Byrne’s gift for riding the razor's edge of avant-garde and accessible pop.
