David Byrne at Frost Amphitheater

Who Is The Sky Spring & Summer 2026 Tour

Let’s get straight to the point: nobody is Burning Down The House quite like David Byrne live on stage. There is no Road To Nowhere - they all lead to the iconic Frost Amphitheatre this spring - right down the road from you, Stanford! Is this news thrilling, or what?

David Byrne’s recently released album Who Is The Sky? - also his first studio album in seven years - took the world by storm. Oozing with pure innovation, a unique blend of music and art, magnificent orchestral arrangements, and heaps of ambition, the release of Who Is The Sky? was followed by a massive world tour employing no less than 13 musicians, singers, and dancers, blending “visual art, storytelling, and music into one compelling live performance”. There simply is no other concert experience like this - from its intricate arrangements and pure artistry to its fresh soundscapes created by the Ghost Train Orchestra and just pure extraordinary music. David Byrne has just announced additional show dates that will see the sold-out tour run well into 2026, kicking off towards the end of March 2026 in Knoxville, Tennessee, criss-crossing through North America before taking its final bow in mid-May in Baltimore, Maryland. 

Innovator, artist, legend

One thing that stands out about David Byrne, is his knack to continuously reinvent, create incredible and unusual soundscapes, and put together a stage spectacle unlike anything you’ve ever experienced. The duality and creativity that David Byrne leaves on the stage is delicately woven through his music; his concerts are brilliantly staged full theatrical experiences with all the bells and whistles; his energy and chemistry are that of an artist in his heyday; and his music is a representation of his innovation and extraordinarily thrilling craftsmanship. 

The Frost Amphitheatre

The Frost Amphitheatre is about to be turned on its talking head with the thrill of a concert that is nothing but pure art! Apart from its picturesque setting and central location, the Frost Amphitheatre also boasts a long history of welcoming the best of the best to its iconic stage - and this spring will be no different. Boasting state-of-the-around sound equipment and top-notch lighting rigs, superb sight-lines brought about by its smaller capacity, wonderful amenities and vendors that caters for every need and want, incredible natural acoustics, and seating for up to 8,000 concert-goers spread across a reserved seating area and general admission area on a spacious lawn, the Frost Amphitheatre is the place to be this spring! 

So do what you must and get your hands on some tickets to experience David Byrne at his absolute best!