Direct from the USA, Start Making Sense are the ultimate tribute to the legendary new-wave art punk pioneers, Talking Heads! They perform all the classic hits like Once in a Lifetime, This Must Be the Place, Road to Nowhere, Psycho Killer, Burning Down the House, And She Was, Take Me to the River and more!
Seeing Start Making Sense is like stepping into a time machine back to the golden age of MTV. They don’t just play the songs, they bring the full spectacle of a classic Talking Heads show to life – all the iconic choreographed dance moves, the wild theatrics, and every offbeat David Byrne tic and quirk. Yes, including the Big Suit!
If you love Talking Heads and never got the chance to see them live, Start Making Sense is as close as you’re likely to get… it’s a once in a lifetime experience.
“Channelling the magic of Talking Heads perfectly” (Hi Fi Way)
“The definitive Talking Heads experience” (Live For Live Music)
“Performed with enthusiasm and musical precision. The stage presence, mannerisms, the stellar vocals… impeccable!”
“Spot on. You not only see and hear all the work and dedication that went into this level of performance, you also feel the love”
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- Available for pre-purchased tickets
- Must present ID for pickup
- Pickup window starts 1 hour before performance
- Unclaimed tickets released 15 minutes before show
- Limited street parking on Victoria Road
- Nearby public parking lots within 200 meters
- Recommended to arrive early
- Some street parking is time-restricted
- Wheelchair accessible spaces available
- Companion seats adjacent to accessible spaces
- Advanced booking recommended
- Ground floor seating options
- No outside food or drinks
- Photography/recording prohibited during performances
- Late arrivals may be seated at management's discretion
- Respectful behavior expected
- Recommended for ages 12 and above
- Children under 12 must be accompanied by adult
- Some shows may have specific age restrictions
- Babes in arms not permitted for most performances
He stepped away from touring with the band earlier this summer while dealing with serious health issues.Frank Beard, Legendary ZZ Top Drummer, Dead at 77 Travis Bland
Aug 18, 2026