A punchy glam rock track from Suzi Quatro, “The Race Is On” continued her strong run of energetic singles in the late 1970s. THE RELEASE WHAT THE LABEL SHOWS Label: RAK Format: 7" Vinyl Single Country: UK Catalogue: RAK 278 Release Date: June 30, 1978 Upbeat, driving glam rock single produced by Mike Chapman. Blue/green sailing ship design on RAK labels. A-side “THE RACE IS ON” (N. Chinn – M. Chapman). B-side “NON CITIZEN” (Quatro – Tuckey). Demo copies marked “DEMO RECORD N

A later-run promotional advertisement by Boots record stores highlighting David Bowie’s 1978 tour and offering special discounted prices on six of his albums. PUBLICATION Publication: UK Consumer Magazine / Boots Retail Promotion Date: June 29, 1978 Country: United Kingdom Section / Pages: Retail Advertisement Title: Bowie’s back on tour. Catch him at Boots prices. THE STORY This full-page ad features the same striking image of Bowie in his white military-style cap from the S

A major feature in Sounds questioning David Bowie’s artistic direction and business decisions during the late 1970s, with the provocative subtitle “The man who sold out the world?” PUBLICATION Publication: Sounds Date: June 24, 1978 Country: United Kingdom Section / Pages: Feature / Cover Story Title: FAIR DEAL — The man who sold out the world? THE STORY The article examines Bowie’s career trajectory, his move away from mainstream rock, the Berlin period, and debates whether

The June 24, 1978 edition of Sounds magazine features a detailed review of David Bowie’s concert at Newcastle City Hall, praising his commanding stage presence and the theatrical power of the show. Publication: Sounds Date: June 24, 1978 Country: United Kingdom Location: London Section: Live Review THE STORY Reviewer Phil Sutcliffe describes Bowie’s performance in glowing terms, noting his control over the audience, dramatic delivery, and the strong connection with the band.

A feature by Chris Brazier reviewing David Bowie’s concert in Newcastle during his 1978 world tour, reflecting on his evolution from the Ziggy Stardust era to a more mature and theatrical performer. Publication: Melody Maker Date: June 24, 1978 Country: United Kingdom Section / Pages: Feature / Review page Title: Seriously, it’s Bowie THE STORY The article reports from Newcastle on Bowie’s British tour, discussing his stage presence, setlist, and artistic growth. It includes

Tony Parsons’ live review of David Bowie’s concert at Newcastle City Hall, praising a powerful performance during the Stage tour. PUBLICATION: Date: June 24, 1978 Country: United Kingdom Section / Pages: Live Review Title: Bowie: two hours and ten minutes of excellence THE STORY The article reviews Bowie’s show at Newcastle City Hall, highlighting his commanding stage presence, setlist, and overall excellence. It is paired with a dramatic full-page photo of Bowie performing,

A full-page Boots promotional advertisement published on June 14, 1978, offering special discounts on six key David Bowie albums to coincide with his 1978 European and UK tour.

A feature/review in Rolling Stone covering David Bowie’s performances at the Arie Crown Theater in Chicago (April 17–18, 1978), highlighting his evolution from Ziggy Stardust into a more dramatic, mature performer. PUBLICATION Publication: Rolling Stone Date: June 13, 1978 Country: United States Section / Pages: Feature / Review Title: Ziggy is now a dramatic crooner with a new story THE STORY The article reflects on Bowie’s live show during his 1978 tour, noting his shift aw

A full-page promotional advertisement in Melody Maker for the new official “Book of Bowie” — a major publication featuring rare colour pictures, interviews, and in-depth analysis of his career PUBLICATION Publication: Melody Maker Date: June 10, 1978 Country: United Kingdom Section / Pages: Advertisement / Promo Page Title: BOOK OF BOWIE THE STORY The ad promotes a comprehensive new book on David Bowie with the tagline “All you ever wanted to know about Bowie…” It highlights