Join key alumni musicians of David Bowie's bands from across the decades, anchored by his longest standing member Mike Garson along with a revolving selection of additional amazing Bowie band alumni including Earl Slick, Gerry Leonard, Carmine Rojas, Mark Plati and Charlie Sexton.  We're on the road with A BOWIE CELEBRATION: The David Bowie Alumni Tour featuring an unforgettable and critically acclaimed evening of Bowie songs with world-class vocalists and an ever rotating mix of hits and deep cuts. Note that not all band members will perform on all dates. As Westworld's Evan Rachel Wood recently proclaimed on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon after having been guest featured on a number of shows on tour with the alumni band, "It's not a cover band. It's the actual band. It's as close as you're going to get to Bowie."   Mike Garson was was David Bowie's longest and most frequent band member. He was featured on more than 20 Bowie albums, including his much talked about masterly solo on the Aladdin Sane track. Mike performed with David on both his first and last concerts in the United States as well as 1,000 concerts around the globe in between. Earl Slick began his collaboration with David Bowie in 1974 on the Diamond Dogs tour and continued with Bowie through his David Live, Young Americans and Station to Station albums featuring the smash hit singles Fame and Golden Years. Slick rejoined David's band in 2000 for the Reality album and tour as well as his The Next Day album. Charlie Sexton became friends with David Bowie while recording his Never Let Me Down album. Sexton sat in with Bowie on the Glass Spider tour and was his special guest performer for the filming of the shows in Sydney. Sexton has also toured and recorded with Bob Dylan, contributed a track on the Thelma & Louise soundtrack and appeared in the Best Motion Picture Oscar winning movie Boyhood, and may be best known for his solo hit "Beat's So Lonely" and his work with the band Arc Angels.     Carmine Rojas toured the world with David Bowie, playing bass on several multi-platinum hits such as Let's Dance, China Girl, Modern Love and Blue Jean on the Serious Moonlight and Glass Spider tours. Mark Plati co-produced David Bowie's Earthling album in addition to 3 years as Musical Director and guitarist/bassist with Bowie, performing with him in Europe and the U.S. at such shows as the Glastonbury Festival, NetAid, the Montreux Jazz Festival, VH-1 Storytellers, and The Concert for New York. He supervised the live execution of two complete Bowie albums - Heathen, and the 1976 classic Low.     Gerry Leonard was music director and guitar player for David Bowie on his Reality world tour and DVD along with Bowie's previous two records, Heathen and Reality and their subsequent tours along with his The Next Day album.     Bernard Fowler is a singer and songwriter widely known around the world for his work with The Rolling Stones for more than 30 years. His dynamic vocals have appeared on hundreds of albums for as diverse artists as Herbie Hancock, Ryuichi Sakamoto, John Mayer, Rod Stewart, Robert Plant, Duran Duran, Philip Glass, Bootsy Collins, and many more.     Corey Glover is a founding member of Living Colour and has helped prove that not only could black guys kick out the jams, but that they could be embraced by a vast expanse of fans. Living Colour earned numerous industry awards including back-to-back Grammys for Best Hard Rock Performance and emerged as one of the most influential rock acts of all time: regularly selling out arenas and selling millions of albums. Joe Sumner is a singer-songwriter and bassist for the rock band Fiction Plane. Sumner, a native of England, learned to play guitar and drums when he was a teenager, and was inspired to write songs when he heard Nirvana's album Nevermind. An accomplished musician and singer, in 2017, Sumner toured with Sting on the massively successful 57th and 9th world tour. Guatemala native singer-songwriter Gaby Moreno has achieved remarkable success as a musician. She has been nominated for an Emmy and won a Latin Grammy for Best New Artist. She has released four albums, toured with singers Tracy Chapman, Ani DiFranco, Punch Brothers, Hugh Laurie and Calexico, and has shared the international stage with pop music luminaries such as Bono, Andrea Boccelli and Van Dyke Parks. Lee John is a multi-instrumentalist songwriter and producer based out of Los Angeles. In addition to writing and recording his own music, Lee is a member of the band SayReal and just so happens to be the son of Bowie alum Earl Slick.     Past shows include:     Sep 26 Ventura, California Majestic Theater   Sep 27 Riverside, California Fox Performing Arts Center   Sep 28 San Diego, California Humphreys Concerts by the Bay   Sep 29 Reno, Nevada Silver Legacy Casino   Sep 30 Saratoga, California The Mountain Winery   Jan 9 Dublin, Ireland Olympia   Jan 10 Glasgow, UK O2 Academy Glasgow   Jan 11 Manchester, UK Ritz SOLD OUT! Jan 12 London, UK Shepherds Bush Empire SOLD OUT! Jan 13 Birmingham, UK O2 Birmingham Institute2 SOLD OUT! Jan 15 Lyon, France Le Transbordeur   Jan 16 Paris, France L'Olympia SOLD OUT! Jan 17 Lille, France Theatre Sebastopol   Jan 18 Strasbourg, France Salle Erasme   Jan 20 Madrid, Spain Teatro Circo Price   Jan 22 Vienna, Austria Arena Vienna SOLD OUT! Jan 23 Berlin, Germany Huxley's Neue Welt Jan 24 Cologne, Germany Die Kantine Jan 26 Groningen, Holland Oosterpoort Jan 27 Nijmegen, Holland Doornroosje SOLD OUT! Jan 28 Amsterdam, Holland Paradiso SOLD OUT! Jan 30 Brussels, Belgium AB   Feb 1 Zurich, Switzerland Volkshaus   Feb 6 Mesa, Arizona Mesa Arts Center   Feb 7 Los Angeles, California Orpheum   Feb 8 Temecula, California Pechanga Resort and Casino   Feb 9 Cerritos, California Cerritos Center   Feb 10 Modesto, California Gallo Center   Feb 12 Livermore, California Livermore PAC   Feb 13 San Francisco, California Warfield   Feb 15 Seattle, Washington Benaroya   Feb 16 Vancouver, British Columbia Commodore SOLD OUT! Feb17 Portland, Oregon Rev Hall   Feb 19 Denver, Colorado Paramount   Feb 21 Madison, Wisconsin Orpheum Theatre   Feb 22 Chicago, Illinois Vic   Feb 23 Detroit, Michigan Royal Oak Music Hall   Feb 24 Cleveland, Ohio Agora   Feb 26 Buffalo, New York Town Ballroom   Feb 27 Kitchener, Ontario Centre in the Square   Mar 1 Toronto, Ontario Danforth Mar 2 Montreal, Quebec MTelus   Mar 3 Boston, Massachusetts Wilbur Theatre   Mar 5 New York, New York Irving Plaza   Mar 6 Albany, New York Palace Theater   Mar 7 Syracuse, New York Palace Theater   Mar 9 New Brunswick, New Jersey State Theatre New Jersey   Mar 10 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Keswick   Mar 13 Nashville, Tennessee Polk Theatre   Mar 15 Ponte Vedra, Florida Ponte Vedra Concert Hall   Mar 16 Ft. Lauderdale, Florida Parker Playhouse   Mar 17 Clearwater, Florida Capitol Theatre   Mar 20 Houston, Texas Heights Theatre   Mar 21 Austin, Texas Paramount   Mar 22 Dallas, Texas Majestic Theatre   May 4 Auckland, New Zealand ASB Theatre, Aotea Centre   May 5 Christchurch, New Zealand Town Hall (Auditorium)   May 7 Perth, Australia Perth Concert Hall   May 8 Brisbane, Australia Concert Hall, QPAC SOLD OUT! May 10 Sydney, Australia State Theatre   May 11 Melbourne, Australia Palais Theatre   May 14 Honolulu, Hawaii Blue Note May 15 Honolulu, Hawaii Blue Note May 17 Biloxi, Mississippi IP Casino Resort Spa
	Artist lineup may change     |    Photography by Steve Rose