The 3 August 1991 issue of New Musical Express features an advertisement for the reissue of David Bowie’s late-1970s albums under the heading “DAVID BOWIE SOUND with VISION.” Publication: New Musical Express Date: August 3, 1991 Country: United Kingdom The advert promotes the digitally re-mastered editions of Low, “Heroes” and Lodger, the three albums Bowie recorded in collaboration with Brian Eno. It notes that the albums broke new ground in music and style and are now avail

The 2 August 1980 issue of New Musical Express carries a full-page advertisement for David Bowie’s single “Ashes to Ashes.” Publication: New Musical Express Date: August 2, 1980 Country: United Kingdom The advert features the handwritten title “Ashes to ashes.” across the centre of the page. At the top is a sheet of twelve postage-stamp-style images of Bowie in various costumes. Below are three larger sequential photographs of Bowie in a Pierrot-style outfit holding a telepho

The 5 August 1978 issue of New Musical Express features a full-page advertisement for David Bowie’s live double album Stage. Publication: New Musical Express Date: August 5, 1978 Country: United Kingdom The advert shows a large photograph of David Bowie in a white naval-style uniform and peaked cap, fist raised. The headline reads “STAGE” with the quote “‘All the world’s a stage… And one man in his time plays many parts’.” A track listing is provided, including Hang On To You

A detailed and thoughtful New Musical Express concert review of David Bowie’s performance at London’s Earl’s Court in 1978, offering an in-depth assessment of his powerful stage presence, the strength of his current band, and the evolving sound of his late-1970s era following the success of albums like Low and Heroes. Publication: New Musical Express (NME) Date: July 8, 1978 Country: United Kingdom Section: Concert Review / Live Feature THE STORY WHAT THE CLIPPING SHOWS Nick

The June 26, 1976 cover of New Musical Express features Bryan Ferry of Roxy Music with the intriguing headline “ROXY A trial separation?”, amid rumours of tension within the band. Publication: New Musical Express (NME) Date: June 26, 1976 Country: United Kingdom Location: London Section: Front Cover THE STORY This striking cover shows Bryan Ferry in a contemplative pose, photographed by Pennie Smith. The headline refers to growing speculation about a possible split or “trial

The June 26, 1976 issue of New Musical Express features an extensive photo and interview spread with Rod Stewart titled “It’s My Party ... And I’ll Pose If I Want To ...”, showcasing the rock star in various glamorous and candid poses. Publication: New Musical Express (NME) Date: June 26, 1976 Country: United Kingdom Location: London Section: Major interior feature (Pages 18–19) THE STORY This multi-page feature includes striking black & white photographs by Pennie Smith of R

The 9 August 1975 issue of New Musical Express reports that David Bowie will return to Britain early the following year as part of a world tour. Publication: New Musical Express Date: August 9, 1975 Country: United Kingdom Under the headline “BOWIE SETS BRITISH DATES,” the item states that David Bowie will be coming to Britain early next year as part of a world tour—the first time he has played in the country since his Ziggy Stardust farewell concert at London’s Hammersmith O

The 2 August 1975 issue of New Musical Express leads its News Desk with the announcement that Rod Stewart is planning a solo tour of Europe next year. Publication: New Musical Express Date: August 2, 1975 Country: United Kingdom Rod Stewart revealed to the NME the previous week that he is planning a solo tour of Europe next year, playing principal venues in Italy – including an appearance at the London Royal Festival Hall. He added that he will use the Stax house band, the MG

The 2 August 1975 issue of New Musical Express reviews Mud’s album Mudrock II in its LP Ratter section. Publication: New Musical Express Date: August 2, 1975 Country: United Kingdom The review opens by asking who needs costly rock ’n’ roll albums when the originals are readily available on budget discs. It suggests Mud make stronger Elvis records than Presley does, and better Showaddywaddy albums than Showaddywaddy. The piece notes that while the band may lack originality, th

The 2 August 1975 issue of New Musical Express features a full-page advertisement for Ian Hunter’s single “Who Do You Love.” Publication: New Musical Express Date: August 2, 1975 Country: United Kingdom The advert opens with the line “‘Ello. Here’s another great single from Ian Hunter ‘Who do you love’ CBS 3486.” A large black-and-white photograph shows Hunter in a wide-brimmed hat, dark glasses and scarf. The text notes that it is another great track from the album Ian Hunte