David Bowie The Stars Are Out Tonight

David Bowie The Stars Are Out Tonight

David Bowie To Release The Stars Are Out Tonight As Single

by Paul Cashmere on February 17, 2013

in New Music,News

David Bowie has released a cryptic message suggesting his next single will be a song titled ‘The Stars (Are Out Tonight)’ and that it will be released in a few weeks on February 26.

David Bowie The Stars Are Out Tonight

David Bowie The Stars Are Out Tonight

At the official Bowie Facebook page an image of a Bowie-like mask with the words “The Stars (Are Out Tonight) David Bowie’ was uploaded at midnight last night and the date ’02:26:13’ posted above it.

‘The Stars (Are Out Tonight’ will be track three on Bowie’s upcoming album ‘The Next Day’, due in March.

On January 8, 2013 Bowie surprised fans when he suddenly released the song ‘Where Are They Now’. There was no forewarning of any new Bowie material. The recording sessions (produced by Tony Visconti) were kept under complete secrecy. Bowie chose his birthday to release his first new music in over a decade.

‘The Next Day’ will be released in Australia on March 8, the USA on March 12 and the rest of the world on March 11.

The Next Day tracklisting

Standard Version:

01. The Next Day 3:51
02. Dirty Boys 2:58
03. The Stars (Are Out Tonight) 3:56
04. Love Is Lost 3:57
05. Where Are We Now? 4:08
06. Valentine’s Day 3:01
07. If You Can See Me 3:16
08. I’d Rather Be High 3:53
09. Boss Of Me 4:09
10. Dancing Out In Space 3:24
11. How Does The Grass Grow 4:33
12. (You Will) Set The World On Fire 3:30
13. You Feel So Lonely You Could Die 4:41
14. Heat 4:25

Total (Approximately) 53:14

Deluxe Version

01. The Next Day 3:51
02. Dirty Boys 2:58
03. The Stars (Are Out Tonight) 3:56
04. Love Is Lost 3:57
05. Where Are We Now? 4:08
06. Valentine’s Day 3:01
07. If You Can See Me 3:16
08. I’d Rather Be High 3:53
09. Boss Of Me 4:09
10. Dancing Out In Space 3:24
11. How Does The Grass Grow 4:33
12. (You Will) Set The World On Fire 3:30
13. You Feel So Lonely You Could Die 4:41
14. Heat 4:25

Bonus tracks:
15. So She 2:31
16. I’ll Take You There 2:44
17. Plan 2:34

Total (Approximately): 61: 03

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