It’s not unusual nowadays for artists to produce their own concert films that emulate the experience of their concerts and these artists have one movie to thank for this. “Stop Making Sense” was ...

OLYMPIA, Wash. — Jerry Harrison, guitarist and keyboardist for Talking Heads, will introduce screenings of the acclaimed 1984 concert film "Stop Making Sense" at two Washington venues this weekend, ...

This concert movie was extremely unique for its time, as it does not feature much in the way of backstage footage of the band or broad shots of their audience during the recorded concert in question.

Of the many iconic figures who’ve come to Kresge Hall, none seem to be remembered as widely or as fondly as Talking Heads. Their 1977 performance and its history is what, in-part, led Jose ...

Talking Heads keyboardist and guitarist Jerry Harrison is pretty sure that “Stop Making Sense” has never looked or sounded better than it does now. He played a role in that. What: The 1984 Talking ...

Subjectively debated by critics, and objectively clear to anyone who has seen it, Talking Heads’ film "Stop Making Sense" (1984) is touted as the greatest concert film of all time. Following the ...

David Byrne walking to the tip of a stage with a six-string and fashioning a world of the utmost rhythm and beauty is one of the most perfect sights. His band, Talking Heads, steadily crafted one of ...

Jonathan Demme’s work seems simple: a concert film so narrowly focused that we rarely even see the audience. But Demme and Talking Heads structured the concert ingeniously, beginning with just singer ...

For the Talking Heads, there is no mystery why the popularity of the band’s 1984 landmark concert film, STOP MAKING SENSE remains the “same as it ever was.” Harrison will be in Columbus as part of the ...

Following sold-out screenings across the country, Jerry Harrison – keyboardist/guitarist of the band Talking Heads – has announced an extended run of live events tied to the 40th anniversary ...