David Bowie will be touring the world this fall.
who is going to see him?

Me, hopefully. If he comes somewhere close, then yes.

calldapplwondery83 said:

sorry, no german dates yet.

Here are Bowie's confirmed tour dates:

Oct. 7: Copenhagen (Forum)
Oct. 8: Stockholm (The Globe)
Oct. 10: Helsinki (Hartwall Arena)
Oct. 12: Oslo (The Spectrum)
Oct. 15: Rotterdam, Holland (Ahoy Arena)
Oct. 23: Milan (Filaforum)
Nov. 17: Manchester, England (Manchester Evening News Arena)
Nov. 19: Birmingham, England (NEC Arena)
Nov. 22: Dublin (The Point)
Nov. 25: London (Wembley Arena)

noepie said:

Rotterdam !! Yeah, Gooey we go ?

noepie said:

Wembley?
i love Bowie but i dont know if he has a stadium capacity tour in him anymore.
His show is stripped down - club/theatre oriented.
Plus his live singing voice has never ben strong, andtake away the theatrics...its kinda weak.

Glass Spider was pretty...rough

CapedCrusader said:

wembley is already sold out, second show is added.

Fhunkin said:

Gooey won't go, because the ticket sales start this coming saturday and he is still in Paris.

copenhagen? I'll consider this?!?!

Sandra said:

don't consider, just go!

Oh, I never doubted he could sell the tix...but is his performace worthy of stadiums anymore?

I've only seen him in a club and it was great, but i guess I can't assume

have fun!

CapedCrusader said:

it's not a stadium tour.
he's playing wembley arena, how many people can go in there?
I hope i will have fun, just hoping i will get tickets.

Fhunkin said:

Yup.
See Icon and die, right?
Saw Prince.
Saw Madonna.
Saw Bruce.
Saw GC.
Saw Rolling Stones.
Now Bowie.

But
erm
I am here.
WIll you buy tix?

Even though I shouldn't...
I ain't got no, money

Any US dates?

noepie said:

Without hesitation, I'm gonna try to see him in Rotterdam, Manchester, Birmingham and London if all goes well...

Neversin.

Neversin said:

You see, Noepie; |This is how we do it, babay!"

CarrieLee said:

next year if i'm correct

gooeythehamster said:

GC???

noepie said:

George Clinton

gooeythehamster said:

compared with the rest not realy an icon, but still nice to have seen him.

Bowie...a weak singing voice live?!

CRACK KILLS.

Some of the best live albums released have been Bowie albums - "Stage" is magnificent, "Ziggy Stardust the Motion Picture" is gorgeous, and even the recent "Live at the Beeb" was spectacular...and he was performing that as a 50-something year old man...with the flu!

The only exception to these classics would be "David Live", which many folks will still defend to the death. While I find it a really fascinating document of a man at death's door, it's really obvious that the man was far, far, FAR from the top of his game and it can be a painful listen at times.

That said, the live Heathen performances last year were outstanding (though I do think it's time for Bowie to consider smaller clubs, as Prince and Annie Lennox and, well, just about everyone else have been doing of late) and I plan on checking out the Reality tour this fall/winter...even if it IS produced by the evil Clear Channel empire!

I love the David Live album.
Sweet Thing is an amazing track.

Any word on his next cd?
All I've heard is sometime in the fall.

umm...this was already a thread with a lot more details.

http://www.prince.org/msg...&tid=52141

TRON said:

hadn't noticed your thread.
but you can never have enough Bowie related threads.

I'm going
already have ticks (thru fanclub)


R'dam here I come (again)

Anxiety said:

My favourite live album of his must B the bootleg
"The thin white duke" from the 1976
Station to station Tour.Great band on this.
/peace Manki

oops, didn't see this thread!, i'm off to the Manchester gig.

That black bald chick he's got is kinda cool.

Going to Rotterdam, Oct. 15th 2003
(One Nite Alone was Oct. 15th 2002)

Erik
(double threads... double posts...)