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David Byrne<\/a> launched an international tour on Tuesday evening in Pittsburgh in support of his new album, Who Is the Sky?<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n Byrne’s set featured a mix of songs from the new release, as well as Talking Heads<\/a> classics like\u00a0“This Must Be the Place” (Naive Melody),” “Psycho Killer,” “Burning Down the House” and others.\u00a0While a few photos are available for viewing below via social media, it appears Bryne’s tour is adhering to a no cellphone policy.<\/p>\n A complete set list is also available for viewing below.<\/p>\n Will There Ever Be a Talking Heads Reunion?<\/strong><\/p>\n Though Byrne’s set included many Talking Heads songs and the band did spend time together in September of 2023 when the concert film Stop Making Sense<\/em><\/a> was rereleased, the singer\u00a0realizes a lot of fans would love to see a Talking Heads reunion \u2014 he’s just not interested himself.<\/p>\n “I totally understand it. I\u2019m a music fan like other people,” he recently said to Rolling Stone<\/em><\/a>. “But you realize you can’t turn the clock back. When you hear music at a certain point in your life, it means a lot. But it doesn’t mean you can go back there and make it happen again.”<\/p>\n