David Bowie News

Eisemann Center Presents will continue the 2023-2024 Season with The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain bringing its off-beat humor and four-stringed virtuosity to the Hill Performance Hall stage.

Los Angeles rocker Billy Tibbals unveiled his newest single + video, “Dream Away.” The rock & roll ballad is the latest track off his Chris Robinson (The Black Crowes) produced sophomore EP Nightlife Stories. Next month, Billy Tibbals will be embarking on tour in support of The Black Crowes, with tickets and dates available now.

Moby reveals his new album 'always centered at night', shares a fresh track 'dark days' featuring Lady Blackbird, and sets the 25th anniversary tour for 'Play'. Released on May 17, 1999, the album Play featured the classics “Porcelain,” “Natural Blues” and “Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad?” and sold over 12 million copies worldwide.

Puddles Pity Party, the seven-foot sad clown celebrated for his golden voice reminiscent of iconic rock legends such as Tom Jones and Freddie Mercury, will perform his grandest UK performance yet at The London Palladium on Sunday, 21 July 2024.

Punchdrunk, the internationally-acclaimed company that pioneered the breakthrough of immersive theatre in the UK, has announced the world premiere of new show Viola's Room, at the company's home in Woolwich this May for a limited run.

Los Angeles artist Lostboycrow returns with his first new track, “Discount Dreamer,” since his 2022 LP, Indie Pop. The soulful track mixes Chris Blair's smooth vocals with waltz-ready indie-pop instrumentation and even channels a bit of David Bowie. Watch the new music video now!

Stay tuned for more updates on this upcoming music sensation. Heavily influenced by the iconic American New Wave band Tom Tom Club, Lava worked closely with Karma Kid (Dua Lipa, Aminé, ShyGirl), who produced the record, resulting in an enchanting production that draws audible notes from prominent names like The Talking Heads and more.

Toyah & Robert: Rock Party comes to Parr Hall this August. The performance is on Friday, 30 August, 7.30pm. 

Experience the dynamic fusion of contemporary dance and ballet with COMPLEXIONS in concert with USC Dance. Learn more about the performance and see how to purchase tickets.

In his two-hour set, Metheny, the only artist to win Grammys in 10 different categories, was like a magician as he revealed the skills that garnered him gold records for Still Life (Talking), Letter from Home, and Secret Story.

Directed by visionary Ukrainian creator Ganna Bogdan and filmed at the iconic LA Circus as a video on how life is all a performance, “Bad Feeling (Oompa Loompa)” mirrors the song's thematic exploration of looking beyond the surface to dare listeners to trust their intuition, instead of falling prey to societal pressures and outside influences.

After over 45 years, Kronos Quartet members, violinist John Sherba and violist Hank Dutt, announce their retirement. The group welcomes new members Gabriela Díaz and Ayane Kozasa as they enter their sixth decade.

The SpongeBob Musical is heading to St. Anne Stages this March. Learn more about the show and see how to purchase tickets.

The internationally acclaimed Dance Theatre of Harlem has announced the addition of Fatima Jones. Joining the organization as Chief Marketing and Communications Officer ahead of its annual home season at New York City Center, Ms. Jones assumes her role alongside DTH's longtime guiding lights Executive Director Anna Glass and recently appointed Artistic Director Robert Garland.

Visit the Computer Museum of America for a special 3-day exhibition of candid photos of John Lennon, taken by his lover during the 'LOST WEEKEND' era.

Wise Children have announced the full cast for the world première of Hanif Kureishi’s The Buddha of Suburbia – adapted by the company’s Artistic Director Emma Rice, with Kureishi.

Experience a night of popular guilty pleasure songs with 54 SINGS GUILTY PLEASURES at 54 BELOW. Join Broadway performers and rising talent in a nostalgic journey through iconic hits.

Observations In Time appeared in January 1969, containing a number of Ohio Players originals including “Here Today And Gone Tomorrow,” which David Bowie would make part of his Diamond Dogs tour and release it on 1974's David Live. Covers include Allen Toussaint's “Mother-In-Law,” the band's take on “Over The Rainbow.'

Watch the video for this Fleming-penned single. Fleming (guitars, synths, vocals) and Sedge (drums) are joined on You're A Chameleon” by three of the late great David Bowie's most trusted collaborators, Earl Slick (guitars), Gail Ann Dorsey (bass), and Emm Gryner (backing vocals).

“I never really imagined (doing) anything other than doing what I’m doing. It has all felt like one continuous thing for me. I just want to understand music to the best of my ability.”