This Melody Maker music‑paper clipping from July 1973 captures the aftermath of David Bowie’s legendary “farewell” concert at London’s Hammersmith Odeon. The photograph shows Bowie seated with Lou Reed and Mick Jagger at his post‑show party, marking the end of the Ziggy Stardust era and the beginning of a new creative chapter. Publication: Melody Maker Date: July 14 1973 Country: United Kingdom The page features several short news items from the week’s music scene. The cent

This Burnham‑on‑Sea Gazette and Highbridge Express clipping from September 19 1972 reviews the release of “Hang On To Yourself” by Arnold Corns, a band created and produced by David Bowie. The brief notice comments on the track’s sound and its connection to Bowie’s rising fame. Publication: Burnham‑on‑Sea Gazette  and Highbridge Express Date: September 19 1972 Country: United Kingdom The review notes that with Bowie “all the rage,” the label B and C Records issued a session h

This Liverpool Echo article from September 1 1972, written by Peter Trollope, captures the height of Britain’s glam‑rock explosion. Under the headline “Crazee Over Slade,” the piece celebrates the band’s wild popularity while referencing contemporaries Marc Bolan and David Bowie, both of whom were reshaping pop culture with their flamboyant style and theatrical sound. Publication: Liverpool Echo Date: 1 September 1972 Country: United Kingdom Trollope’s column opens with the

This Melody Maker full‑page feature from August 30 1972 showcases David Bowie’s handwritten setlist for his third Rainbow Theatre concert, accompanied by an original stage pass from the same date. The document captures Bowie’s Ziggy Stardust era at its creative peak — a moment of theatrical brilliance and musical transformation. Publication: Melody Maker Date: 30 August 1972 Country: United Kingdom The handwritten setlist, penned in blue ink on lined paper, lists eighteen s

This printed advertisement from August 1972 promotes David Bowie’s appearance at Bristol’s Locarno Centre, presented by Electric Village. The show formed part of the Ziggy Stardust Tour, with support from Thin Lizzy and Gnidrolog, and a screening of the concert film Supershow. The event ran from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m., marking Bowie’s 49th date on the tour. Publication: Local Press Advert / Electric Village Promotional Flyer Date: August 27 1972 Country: United Kingdom The advert

This Melody Maker news brief from August 26 1972 announces additional concert dates for David Bowie following the sell‑out success of his Rainbow Theatre performances. The short report captures the growing demand for Bowie’s live shows during the height of his Ziggy Stardust fame. Publication: Melody Maker Date: August 26 1972 Country: United Kingdom The article confirms that Bowie will play an extra show at London’s Rainbow Theatre on August 30, alongside new dates at Manche

This Melody Maker review from August 26 1972 documents David Bowie’s spectacular live show at London’s Rainbow Theatre, capturing the theatrical intensity and avant‑garde staging that defined his Ziggy Stardust era. The piece highlights Bowie’s fusion of music, drama, and visual spectacle — a performance that left audiences both exhilarated and bewildered. Publication: Melody Maker Date: August 26 1972 Country: United Kingdom The article opens with the note that Music from A 

HEADLINE PARAGRAPH This Melody Maker advertisement from August 26 1972 announces David Bowie’s return to London’s Rainbow Theatre as part of his UK tour. The stark monochrome portrait of Bowie, hand to mouth and eyes fixed forward, captures the intensity of his Ziggy Stardust persona at its peak — a moment when glam rock was reshaping British pop culture. Publication: Melody Maker Date: August 26 1972 Country: United Kingdom The full‑page advert promotes Bowie’s upcoming co

This New Musical Express full‑page advertisement from August 1972 promotes David Bowie’s Ziggy Stardust live performances at London’s Rainbow Theatre. The striking image and bold typography capture the theatrical essence of Bowie’s glam‑rock persona at the height of his early fame. Publication: New Musical Express Date: August 19 1972 Country: United Kingdom The advertisement announces Bowie’s upcoming shows under the banner “David Bowie is Ziggy Stardust Live at the Rainbo

This advertisement from August 1972 announces David Bowie’s upcoming performance to inaugurate the new Hardrock Concert Theatre in Manchester. The piece highlights Bowie’s rising fame and the venue’s innovative design, marking a milestone in British live‑music history. Publication: Advertisement (UK Press) Date: August 19 1972 Country: United Kingdom Under the bold headline “Bowie to Open Hardrock,” the notice reveals that “Starman David Bowie, whose latest single is current