Cat People
Releases Cat People with Giorgio Moroder for the film of the same name.
Follow David Bowie through 63 dated historical records for Great Britain.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Releases Cat People with Giorgio Moroder for the film of the same name.
Releases Let's Dance, a Nile Rodgers-produced album that gives him his biggest commercial success.
Begins the Serious Moonlight tour, turning his early-1980s commercial success into a major global concert event.
Releases the album Let's Dance.
Releases Blue Jean, one of the major singles from Tonight.
Releases the album Tonight.
Performs at Live Aid at Wembley Stadium, appearing during one of the decade's most watched charity concerts.
Records Dancing in the Street with Mick Jagger for the Live Aid charity organisation.
Stars as Jareth the Goblin King in Labyrinth and contributes songs to the film soundtrack.
Releases Never Let Me Down, followed by the large-scale Glass Spider tour.
Releases the first Tin Machine album, presenting himself as part of a hard rock band rather than a solo star.
Founder Member of Tin Machine
Begins the Sound and Vision tour, promoted as a final outing for many of his older hits.
David Bowie and model Iman hold their wedding ceremony in Florence.
Releases the album Black Tie White Noise.
Releases Outside, reuniting with Brian Eno for a dark concept album about art, crime and identity.
Releases Earthling, incorporating drum and bass and electronic music into his late-1990s sound.
Releases Hours, an album connected to music written for the video game Omikron: The Nomad Soul.
Releases Heathen, his first album on ISO Records and a strong late-career critical success.
Releases Reality and begins what becomes his final major concert tour.
Releases The Next Day after a long absence from new albums, surprising listeners with a sudden comeback.
Releases Blackstar on his sixty-ninth birthday, a final studio album made with Tony Visconti and jazz musicians.
Dies in New York two days after the release of Blackstar, closing one of popular music's most influential careers.
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