- Talking Heads Reunite: New Album and 2025 World Tour Announced
Legendary band Talking Heads has officially reunited, delighting fans worldwide with the announcement of a new album and an ambitious 2025 world tour. This marks their first collaboration in decades, rekindling the creative energy that defined their groundbreaking career.
The band, comprising David Byrne, Tina Weymouth, Jerry Harrison, and Chris Frantz, shared the news via a joint statement, emphasizing their excitement to create and perform together again. “We’re thrilled to share new music with the world and reconnect with our fans on stage,” the statement read.
This reunion follows years of speculation and a highly celebrated 2023 appearance at the Toronto International Film Festival for the 40th anniversary of their concert film Stop Making Sense. The event marked the first time the original lineup had been seen together in over two decades, fueling hopes for a reunion.
The new album, whose title remains under wraps, is expected to be a fresh take on the band’s signature sound while staying true to the experimental spirit that made them iconic. The 2025 world tour will kick off in North America, with stops in Europe, Asia, and Australia, promising an unforgettable live experience for fans both old and new.
Tickets are expected to go on sale early next year, with details on venues and dates to follow. This reunion represents a historic moment in music, celebrating one of the most influential bands of
all time.
