David Byrne Revives "Psycho Killer" Classic After 19-Year Hiatus

"Psycho Killer" Is Back: David Byrne Performs Talking Heads Hit for First Time in 19 Years Pittsburgh, PA - Music icon David Byrne brought back a piece of his past on September 3, 2025, when he performed the Talking Heads hit "Psycho Killer" for the first time since 2006 during the opening night of his Who Is the Sky? tour at the Benedum Center for the Performing Arts. Byrne's setlist was a mix of old and new, featuring songs from his collaborative album with Brian Eno, as well as live debuts of tracks from his latest project. The performance was met with enthusiasm from the crowd, who sang along to hits like "Heaven" and "Life During Wartime." According to eyewitnesses, Byrne's energetic stage presence and the synchronized movements of his dancers and band in matching blue suits added to the excitement. "I was thrilled to see 'Psycho Killer' back on the setlist," said concertgoer Emily Wilson. "It's a classic Talking Heads song that never gets old. David Byrne is still one of the most innovative and captivating performers out there." The Who Is the Sky? tour marks Byrne's return to live performances after a few years of focusing on his solo work. The extensive schedule includes stops in major cities across North America, with dates already sold out in several locations. Byrne's decision to revive "Psycho Killer" has sparked interest among fans and industry insiders alike. "It's not surprising that David Byrne would revisit some of his most iconic material," said music critic Rachel Kim. "He's always been a master at reinventing himself, and this tour is no exception." The setlist for the Pittsburgh show also featured live debuts of songs from Who Is the Sky?, including "Don't Be Like That" and "I Met the Buddha at a Downtown Party." Byrne's ability to seamlessly blend old and new material has been praised by fans and critics alike, cementing his status as one of the most innovative musicians of our time. The Who Is the Sky? tour will continue through the fall, with dates scheduled in major cities across North America. Fans can expect more surprises from Byrne, who is known for pushing the boundaries of live performance. Byrne's Setlist: "Heaven" "Everybody Laughs" "And She Was" (Talking Heads) "Stranger Overtones" (from collaborative album with Brian Eno) "Psycho Killer" (Talking Heads) "Hard Times" (Paramore cover) "Life During Wartime" (Talking Heads) Upcoming Tour Dates: September 10, 2025 - Chicago, IL September 12, 2025 - Detroit, MI September 14, 2025 - Toronto, ON Note to editors: For high-res images and interview requests, please contact [publicist's email] or [publicist's phone number]. *Reporting by Rollingstone.*