
Bowie's Band Reunites for Special Shows
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Bowies Glastonbury band reunites for anniversary shows, raising funds for Save the Children. Expect legendary performances, surprise guests, and a guitar auction featuring signed pieces from rock legends.
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It's April 8th, from the studio to the stage. This is Music News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story. The band behind David Bowie's epic last in Barry 2000 said is reuniting this year. That's guitarist Earl Slick, keyboardist Mike Garson, bassist Gailan Dorsey, multi-instrumentalist Mark Plady, and drummer Sterling Campbell. They're coming together to honor the 10th anniversary of Bowie's passing with some special shows. These gigs go down a camera house on Locke Lomond in Scotland, November 7th and 8th. It's all part of a two-day bash called Bowie Live on the lock, raising cash for Save the Children. Expect some surprise guests joining the band on stage. That Glastonbury performance from 2000 is still legendary, one of the best headline sets ever at the festival. It got released as a full concert film and album back in 2018, capturing Bowie at his playful, vital peak, The Week Impacts More Heat 2. There's a Black Tie Gaila dinner with Grubb from Michelin Star's chef, Graeme Chievers,
plus a guitar auction run by Earl Slick. It'll feature signed collector pieces from legends like Peter Frampton and Guns and Roses Duff McCagan. If you're a Bowie fan, grab tickets quick and check the donation link for Save the Children. This reunion set to keep that Glastonbury magic alive on the water.
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