Guardian Music — David Byrne refuses to reunite his old band, but his music career is still going strong. Then there's his travel book and his bicycle racks"I'm checking it out – I got it figured out," sang David Byrne on the Talking Heads song Cities. "There'... more info

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Guardian Music — The former Talking Heads frontman transforms Camden's Roundhouse into a giant musical instrument more info

Guardian Music — Eastnor Castle, HerefordshireThe Big Chill is often dismissed as a festival for ex-clubbers who spend their weekends pushing baby buggies and discussing organic cider. But the cliches overlook the fact that it attracts genuine music lovers. This year... more info

David Byrne turns gig venue into a musical instrument more info

The Independent — Take an old pump organ, a mass of wires and a 160-year-old Grade II listed building. Combine them with the creative genius of David Byrne, co-founder of the band Talking Heads, and the result is a giant musical instrument. more info

Associated Press — LONDON (AP) -- David Byrne doesn't want to rock the building, but it may shake a little.... more info

LargeHeartedBoy — The Times Online profiles David Byrne. Right now the former renaissance man of post-punk Manhattan is enjoying something of a, well, renaissance. Featuring an inspired mix of new and old collaborations with Brian Eno, this tour has blossomed into Byr... more info

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Time Out, London — Byrne transforms The Roundhouse into a giant musical instrument to be played by visitors. A pump organ is attached to the building's structure to make it vibrate, resonate and oscillate more info