Ahead of the release of his new album, David Byrne guest-hosts a new episode of “SiriusXMU Old School” on SiriusXMU (Ch. 35) premiering Labour Day weekend.
During the show, the legendary Talking Heads singer and solo artist shares his favourite classic indie songs, including Television’s “See No Evil,” Robyn’s “Dancing On My Own,” Arcade Fire’s “Sprawl II,” and more.
Listen to David’s episode of “SiriusXMU Old School” now on demand on the SiriusXM app and web player and on SiriusXMU this Sunday, August 31, at 9 pm ET (with rebroadcasts throughout the week). Check out a clip from it here:
SiriusXMU has been celebrating 15 years of “SiriusXMU Old School” with host Jenny Eliscu by inviting influential indie artists to take over the show as guest hosts, such as Stephen Malkmus, Sleater-Kinney, Conor Oberst, Sharon Van Etten, Tunde Adebimpe, Waxahatchee, and others. Stream their episodes anytime on the SiriusXM app here.
David’s new album, “Who Is the Sky?” (due out September 5), is his first since 2018’s “American Utopia” and features 12 tracks, including the recently released single “Everybody Laughs.” He will also support the album with a world tour slated to kick off on September 14 at Veterans Memorial Auditorium in Providence, R.I.
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