David Bowie Releases Surprise New Song Where Are We Now

Peter Frampton's extraordinary rise, fall and resurgence is the focus of a new feature-length documentary, Frampton, premiering at the 2026 Tribeca Festival as the guitarist marks 50 years since the release of Frampton Comes Alive!

David Bowie's landmark 1976 compilation Changesonebowie reaches its 50th anniversary, marking the release that helped cement Bowie's transformation from cult innovator to mainstream global star during one of the most prolific periods of his career.

Two-Time Tony Award Winner John Cameron Mitchell Returns To Australia With A David Bowie Inspired Theatrical Concert In Sydney And Melbourne

Fifty years on, Station To Station remains one of David Bowie's most pivotal statements. Released on 23 January 1976, the album arrived at a crossroads in Bowie's career, closing one era while opening another. It was his tenth studio album and the record that introduced the Thin White Duke, a character that would dominate Bowie's public and artistic life for the next year.

David Bowie's formative years in south-east London are set to be preserved for fans and music historians alike, with the announcement that his childhood home at 4 Plaistow Grove, Bromley, will open to the public as an immersive cultural experience. The acquisition, made by the Heritage of London Trust, coincides with what would have been Bowie's 79th birthday and the 10th anniversary of his passing, offering a rare insight into the early environment of one of the world's most influential musicians.

Michael Lippman, one of the most influential artist managers and entertainment lawyers of the modern music industry, has died aged 79. Lippman passed away at his home in Santa Ynez, California, surrounded by family. No cause of death has been disclosed.

Western Australia's longest running and most revered David Bowie tribute event will return in January for what may be its final and most emotionally charged chapter.