As 'Young Americans' turns 50, his friend and producer Tony Visconti recalls how the album marked the moment the singer ...

David Bowie was the king of glam rock, giving him a casting eye over music forevermore. Within this, he singled out an unlikely band as a second coming to glam.

David Bowie famously sang about “Changes” in 1971, and true to his word, he turned and faced the strange on his 1975 LP Making a galactic journey from g ...

The Toby Jug pub, which also hosted notable bands such as Thin Lizzy, Led Zeppelin and Fleetwood Mac, was demolished in 2002 ...

David Bowie would later express regret for helping kickstart this musical trend that he said led to "despicable performances." ...

The idea was that Ziggy would beam us transmissions: 'Are you receiving me…?'" If that puts you in mind of Starman, and a certain Top of the Pops performance, you're not alone. Bowie would drift ...

When we did a list of David Bowie's greatest album-closing songs, it was striking how many of the choices ended up being ...

The Toby Jug in south London was a famous London music venue - but could now be turned into housing after being demolished ...

It's safe to say Boy George is a David Bowie fan. In the Tuesday, Feb. 25 episode of The Lulu Podcast: Turning Points, the ...

David Bowie would have always put this album ahead of The Rise and Fall Of Ziggy Stardust, believing one 1970s release to be a better record musically.

The Spectator Sing-Along Power Hour is an opinion piece, and views expressed are those of the individual contributor.  Ziggy ...