Flight Of The Conchords are reported to fly back to US this year for a 2015 tour as they are ready to hit the stage for a comeback after gaining a huge fan base, following an HBO series that sparked their popularity in music and in comedy in 2007.

In a report by The Hollywood Reporter, Jemaine Clement revealed their plans of a possible comeback show with partner Bret McKenzie.

"We are planning on touring later on in the year in the States. It isn't very solid yet, but we've been talking about it," he said.

The duo added that they are creating new materials and is expected to play them in upcoming shows. Clement also revealed his thoughts about the recording process and how he doesn't like the procedure of recording songs.

"I really don't like the studio part of music," he added. "I more enjoy playing live and letting others take care of the recording."

Clement is currently working on Jim Strouse's romantic comedy film "People, Places, Things" at Sundance. He explained how his character Will is different from "The Flight Of The Conchords'" Jemaine.

"The Conchords' Jemaine is very unaware of his feelings, and Will is keenly aware of his," the New Zealand native said. "At first, Jim talked about me using an American accent, and we tried it out and eventually decided it wasn't important. He wanted the character to be an outsider anyway, so the accent might help that. Then having not performed that much [on film], I had to think about, 'How do I actually talk that's different from Flight of the Conchords?' Right before filming, I thought, 'How do I actually do it?'"

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