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.

Truly next-level Talking Head heads will know that the band played their first ever gig on 5 June, 1975, opening for the Ramones at CBGB in New York. Appearing as a three piece consisting of David Byrne, Tina Weymouth and Chris Frantz, the fledgling band already had future classics such as Psycho Killer in their set.

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

Head-heads are in luck with a fantastic, better-late-than-never video marking the anniversary. Directed by Mike Mills, the short stars Irish actor Saoirse Ronan as she voyages across the spectrum of human emotions during her daily grind. Watch it on Vimeo.

Cover art LIVE AT WCOZ 77 Talking Heads are up to something. On Monday, June 2, the iconic tastemakers posted a brief video on their social media

The Mike Mills-directed video is more American Psycho than full-on bloody murderer. Saoirse Ronan becomes increasingly agitated as she lives through the tedium of her white collar job and unfulfilling lifestyle.

Gov Ball headliner Olivia Rodrigo welcomed Talking Heads frontman and NYC legend David Byrne for "Burning Down the House".

Talking Heads released their sixth studio album Little Creatures. A departure from their earlier orchestrated funk workouts