David Byrne

The presentations by David Byrne solidify his lengthy musical career. Byrne maintains his interest in architecture and the ways in which venues influence productions and sound. The parallels that he draws between international performances shed light upon an overlooked external factor, albeit a critical one.

Byrne has been immortalized in his industry for his work with the American band Talking Heads which rose to fame between the years of 1975 and 1991. His solo endeavors have also been well-received, and his evident dedication to both streams led him to receive awards on behalf of the Ocar's, Grammy's and the Golden Globes, eventually leading to his induction to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Byrne's in-depth presentations on the music industry are reflective of his eclectic pursuits. His performances with MTV Unplugged and the Bonnarroo Music Festival have made him into a headlining and highly sought-after name. His unmatched ability to merge such pursuits with architecture was made apparent by way of his conversion of New York's Battery Maritime Building into a large-scale musical instrument.