Fifty years ago this month, three clean-cut art-school students who called themselves Talking Heads played an audition night at the Bowery club CBGB.

To complement a new video for ‘Psycho Killer,’ the Bowery was plastered in stickers, bootleg T-shirts, billboards, and more. Legend has it that Talking Heads played their first-ever show on June 5, 1975,

Psycho Killer is one of Talking Heads’ greatest songs. And despite being released absolutely ages ago, in 1977, the band has just pumped out a new music video for it.

While the track originally debuted in 1977, Talking Heads teamed up with C’mon C’mon director Mike Mills to celebrate their live debut at CBGB on June 5, 1975. In the video, Ronan portrays a woman “unraveling while stuck in her daily routine.”

Talking Heads released a Mike Mills-directed "Psycho Killer" video starring Saoirse Ronan for the band's 50th anniversary.

After years of silence, iconic band Talking Heads appeared to be gearing up to announce something big for their 50th anniversary. Teasers popped up on the band’s social media promising something would be revealed on June 5, 2025 – exactly five decades on from their first ever show.

Stevo Rood On June 6 and 7, Goose hiked into the mountains for a two-night stand at Greenwood Village, Colo.’s famed Fiddler’s Green

The Talking Heads celebrated their 50 th anniversary by giving a gift to fans. The legendary rock band released the first official music video for their classic hit “Psycho Killer” in June 2025. The song is from their debut album, Talking Heads: 77.