A new large‑scale immersive exhibition, David Bowie: You’re Not Alone, will open at London’s Lightroom in April 2026. Using newly reconfigured spatial audio, rare archive material, and floor‑to‑ceiling projection, the show offers a sweeping journey through Bowie’s creative life — from Space Oddity to Blackstar.

Drop-in visits welcome At V&A East Storehouse Free entry From Tuesday 3 February, you can visit the David Bowie Centre without booking a timed ticket! Important things to know: This is first and foremost a working archive with reading areas and a study room. For the deepest experience, plan ahead: explore the archive online and book items you'd like to view/study. (Tips below) If you're just popping in to see the space, note it's not a large-scale exhibition-only a small sele

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