The very first Bowie concert I ever attended—which was also the first rock concert I ever attended—was the Glass Spider tour, in Toronto, in 1987. This was a great experience for a first concert in part because everything about it…
Carlos Alomar is returning to the stage this fall with the Back to Berlin Tour, a project that reunites him with bassist George Murray—the other surviving member of the celebrated D.A.M. Trio—alongside guitarist Kevin Armstrong and visuals by Bowie archivist…
I am very excited to be joined this upcoming Saturday by none other than Carlos Alomar for the first of a two-part interview. Carlos is best known as David Bowie's most prolific collaborator, but he has worked with just about…
On Saturday, I’ll be posting a very special interview with Carlos Alomar, Bowie’s longest-serving guitarist and one of his closest collaborators. Leading up to that, I’ll be sharing three preview posts, each one highlighting a different part of this wide-ranging…
Nacho is a figure known and revered among the greater Bowie community—fans, former collaborators, media outlets, academics and others who curate Bowie’s legacy. What all of us are grateful for Nacho doing is restoring Bowie videos and using archival footage…
This Saturday, I’ll be posting my interview with Nacho, the British self-taught filmmaker behind the YouTube channel Nacho’s Videos. Nacho lives on a small island off the coast of Hong Kong, where he teaches early-morning yoga and quietly produces some…
As a teaser for what’s to come in a few weeks, I’m pleased to share that I recently interviewed Nacho of Nacho Videos, well known among Bowie fans for restoring and creating videos for Bowie songs—and others—that never had official…