David Bowie Videos

Comedian Jim Jefferies will perform his SON OF A CARPENTER TOUR at The Capitol Theatre, a 2,000-capacity historic venue 30 miles north of New York City.

Michele Bettencourt and Vampire Time released an official music video for 'How Close (Will You Stand By Me)' featuring vocalist Sari Greenberg. The track is climbing national radio charts and appears on the 2025 album VAMPIRE TIME.

Camille O'Sullivan performs a new show at Union Chapel in North London with David Bowie's legendary guitarist Earl Slick as a special guest, following sold-out runs at London theatres.

54 Below will present multiple cabaret shows featuring Tony Award winners Wilson Jermaine Heredia and Natalie Venetia Belcon, Grammy nominee Marilyn Maye, and performers from HAMILTON, HADESTOWN, and LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS.

FOGHAT released a music video for 'It Hurts Me Too,' the second single from the band's upcoming triple-vinyl live album featuring its current lineup.

Warren Haynes released his live album DREAMS & SONGS: A SYMPHONIC JOURNEY, recorded with the Asheville Symphony Orchestra and co-produced by Don Was. The 16-track collection spans his work with GOV'T MULE, the Allman Brothers Band, the Dead, and solo material.

Swedish alt-pop artist Tove Styrke released the new wave-inspired single and announced her forthcoming album I THOUGHT THIS STORY WASN'T ABOUT ME, an introspective meditation on self-relationship.

The 3x GRAMMY-nominated vocalist will perform two nights at the Rose Theater with special guest Cyndi Lauper, featuring longtime collaborators in a program shaped by Russell's influential jazz career.

Metrograph will present a four-film retrospective featuring the US premiere of RYUICHI SAKAMOTO: DIARIES and a restored 1985 film, timed to a new English-language publication of Sakamoto's autobiography.

Columbia Records and Legacy Recordings will release a 39-disc box set capturing the second leg of Bob Dylan's legendary Rolling Thunder Revue tour, featuring 371 never-before-heard tracks from professionally recorded shows.

The sexy bloody underground theatre hit Warhol/Frankenstein 4D! as concocted by award-winning writer/producer Steven Vlasak will have performances at Hollywood at the Hobgoblin Playhouse.

Genesis hosted a reception at Hotel Excelsior celebrating Maggie Gyllenhaal's FLESH IMPACT following its Venice Film Festival premiere, with Ellen Burstyn, Amy Marentic and Taika Waititi among the attendees.

Kristeen Young released the gritty single NUMBERS, a track examining the emptiness of capitalism, ahead of her upcoming album FULL SCROTAL SCORPIO.

Mercury Studios will release the first-ever live album from THE BLOODY BEETROOTS, capturing the band's Montreux Jazz Festival performance across Blu-ray+CD and Double LP formats.

New Perspectives Theatre Company will present a staged reading of Jane Arden's VAGINA REX & THE GAS OVEN, directed by Liadin Stewart, as part of the ON HER SHOULDERS Reading Series in New York.

Klaus Nomi—born Klaus Sperber in Germany in 1944—was an otherworldly countertenor who materialized on New York’s downtown scene in the late 1970s. He always seemed to be conducting an improbable musical experiment: Could Saint-Saëns, Purcell, electronic pop, cabaret, rock and performance art somehow inhabit the same body? At Peter Danish’s Klaus Nomi Benefit Concert on Sunday, Aug. 30, benefiting Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, the answer was a surprisingly emphatic yes.

Jim James' fifth solo album, WOWED OUT, is out now. The My Morning Jacket frontman will begin a solo acoustic headline tour November 28 in his hometown of Louisville, Kentucky.

Violinist and composer Curtis Stewart will perform selections from his 24 AMERICAN CAPRICES alongside works from his GRAMMY-nominated album OF LOVE at the 92nd Street Y in New York.

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee Roger Daltrey will perform his solo tour, A GREAT NIGHT OUT, at The Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, New York.

Albie Selznick will star in his solo memoir show about pursuing David Bowie, directed by Laura Maccabee, at the Santa Monica Playhouse following its Hollywood Fringe Festival premiere.