Roxy Bowie

A performance that still gives us chills decades later. David Bowie and Annie Lennox honoring Freddie Mercury with "Under Pressure" is pure rock history.

Happy Heavenly Birthday to Stuart Adamson 🙏🫶🎂 Born #onthisday April 11th, 1958 Here they are on The Tube. I never missed one #BigCountry tour when Stu was with us,a simply outstanding band live..Stu you are missed 😔 #StuartAdamson #BigCountry

David Bowie's The Man Who Sold The World album was released in the UK on this day in 1970. What are your favourite songs from this rocking album? Revisit: open.spotify.com/album/4h9rWFWh…

David Bowie - Life On Mars? #classicrock #70s

@roxymusic @Stutweeets I want this reissue but RSD is a day for the scalpers to rip true fans off..the sooner they think of a way to overcome the whole idea the better.

Record Store Day is a week away, and Roxy Music live album Viva! Is being reissued on vinyl for the first time since 1989. This 50th anniversary edition is pressed on gold vinyl and includes an exclusive fold-out cover poster. Find a store at recordstoreday.co.uk #rsd2026

@DavidBowieReal These are some of the iconic shots Andrew Kent took in Berlin on the Osolar 1 tour in 1976 (the photos on your post are from 78). 📸

BOWIE IN BERLIN 50 YEARS AGO TONIGHT “The European canon is here…” Fifty years ago, on 10th of April 1976, the ISOLAR 1 World Tour* rolled into Berlin for the third of seven shows in Germany. The Berlin show was at the Deutschlandhalle and the images here were taken by Andrew Kent. We presume these superb pictures were shot during the soundcheck as it seems DB wore his usual outfit for the show proper. Were you at this show? Can you confirm? * ISOLAR 1 was the name given to the tour retrospectively. At the time it was variously known as The 1976 World Tour, The Station To Station Tour, The White Light Tour and it's even been assigned the name that appeared on promotional items such as the press kit: DAVID BOWIE ON STAGE 1976. Take your pick. 📸 Andrew Kent #BowieIsolar1 #TheThinWhiteDuke #StationToStation50 #BowieAndrewKent

@englishbobsnr @duranduran @AmazonUK good idea,i’m going to be cancelling my orders with Amazon will try hmv i think.

@roxy_bowie @duranduran @AmazonUK I go HMV Online these days. I got fed up with Amazon sending me vinyl in either loose in a massive box, or worst of all just a brown paper bag. My HMV order turned up today

Duran Duran’s reissue of THE WEDDING ALBUM and THANK YOU is out today!! Both titles feature the latest audio remasters, with the vinyl configurations expanded to deluxe 2LP formats. THE WEDDING ALBUM is housed in a newly embossed sleeve and accompanied by a 12-inch art card, while THANK YOU is presented in a gatefold sleeve with a fold-out poster. Out now ! *Also available on CD

Out today are new vinyl reissues of The Jazz Age and Bitter-Sweet, re-imagining Roxy Music and Bryan Ferry songs in a jazz-age style by The Bryan Ferry Orchestra. Available on limited edition colour vinyl, and mini-LP CD. bryanferry.lnk.to/BitterSweet bryanferry.lnk.to/JazzAge

Roxy Music - Avalon (Live)

TMWSTW UK RELEASE IS 55 “For which my reputation swept back home in drag...” The Tony Visconti-produced The Man Who Sold The World (TMWSTW) was released in the UK fifty-five years ago today, on Thursday 8th April 1971. Mercury’s failure to promote the release of the album won’t have helped the dismal UK sales at the time, prompting Bowie to make this comment later the same year: “It sold like hotcakes in Beckenham, and nowhere else.” Sales of later reissues more than made up for those initial sales. Bowie wore a dress designed by British designer Michael Fish (not the weather man) for the cover, which was shot at Bowie’s Haddon Hall home by Keith MacMillan. Overall, the rockier sound of the LP contrasted very much with the two albums released either side of it (Space Oddity and Hunky Dory), though TMWSTW did have some beautiful acoustic tracks in the shape of All the Madmen, After All and the title track. This new sound for Bowie was in no small part down to the musicians on the record: Ralph Mace, Mick Ronson, Tony Visconti, and Mick Woodmansey. Here’s the track-listing from this classic album. Which are your favourites? The Width of a Circle All the Madmen Black Country Rock After All Running Gun Blues Saviour Machine She Shook Me Cold The Man Who Sold the World The Supermen 📸 Keith MacMillan #Bowie1971 #BowieTMWSTW #BowieVisconti

Bauhaus - Ziggy Stardust

Working weeks come to its end Depeche Mode If You Want Live In Hamburg 1984 #DepecheMode #SomeGreatReward

David Bowie performing "Heroes" Live at Earls Court, June 1978.

The Cure - In Between Days

Siouxie & the Banshees “The Passenger”

Depeche Mode A Black Celebration Tour Special Paris The Old Grey Whistle Test 1986 Can remember recording this on betamax at the time…it’s a joy to watch this again. #DepecheMode #BlackCelebration

They were raining from the sky.. Depeche Mode Tora! Tora! Tora! Live Hammersmith Odeon 1982 #DepecheMode