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I didn’t go to his concert but I saw him on HBO , he is quite different and entertaining that he made me feel like he was in my mind. I loved his orchestra of musicians and gives a unique vision of all walks of life. Love all his music and character. Talking Heads was one of my favourite bands growing up and I see his personality as I seen it then. Hope I can get tickets one day if he ever comes to Toronto or nearby.
I attended to see Benjamin Clementine but was blown away by David's show, I hadn't expected a unique and thought provoking experience with clear political undertones and messages. The 'untethered' band with were amazing, a visual feast that at times made me think of Tusk. David managed to be more than relevant, he was fresh, energetic, energizing. The kind of show that makes you want to jump on a plane and head to the next tour date
My husband has never seen David Byrne live, and he was absolutely thrilled about the overall performance. Myself, I am not a fan of David Byrne's music (I have very narrow musical interests), however the visual performance was out of this world! I was mesmerized by how he took a simple stage design and turned it into something beautiful and unique at every song. We would both definitely go to see him again!
Amazing as always. David Byrne performances never disapoint.
The most interesting concert I have ever seen or heard.
Always ahead of the crowd! Wireless. Choreographed.
Sorry, I'm sure the "burning down the house" headline is a bit cliche but it is apropos to the concert. In fact, we were all left wanting more after close to two hours worth of solo and Talking Heads material. Pretty well non-stop movement on a barren stage but well travelled throughout the set. Nothing was static, including the band who carried their instruments around and around. Amazing! The playing was flawless and the energy of Byrne and two accompanying dancers was high, high, high. The simplicity of working in basically a box - almost as if watching a puppet show - worked so well, I think more artists might want to try this vs. set and effects overload. Think more theatrical than big screen-itis. The sound was great too. About the only criticism I would make is we were standing through most of the show. Always reminds me of a high school dance when that happens. For these, ah, older bones, I prefer to get up only near the ending but I will confess that the band and Byrne's energy was infusive right out of the gate. A brief note on the opening act: he didn't introduce himself but had a great voice and accompanist playing bass. Songs were quirky and he warmed things up very nicely. But it would be useful for his own advancement to let us know who he is! I could look it up, of course, but let's leave it a mystery here just like there. In conclusion, this show is in my top 10 concerts of all time. I hope we get a DVD of it!
must rethink top concerts ever this show was amazingly simple and yet very thought provoking on our feet for the entire show second encore could be less political
Best concert/performance piece I’ve seen in years. It was amazing.
Just do not miss this show. Unlike any concert I've been to previously. Fantastic.
