This major Rolling Stone cover feature presents an extended conversation between David Bowie and Charles Shaar Murray during the Tonight era. Across four pages, Bowie looks back over key stages of his career while discussing the making of Tonight, his renewed collaboration with Iggy Pop, songwriting, acting, The Man Who Fell To Earth and the increasing distance he felt from some of the darker characters and themes of his earlier work. Publication: Rolling Stone Date: October

This extensive Melody Maker feature catches David Bowie during the Young Americans and “Fame” period, reflecting on the American success that had finally brought his music to a much broader audience. The interview ranges across “Fame”, “Young Americans”, The Man Who Fell To Earth, discarded recordings and Bowie’s changing approach to performance, while also documenting a television appearance alongside Cher. Publication: Melody Maker Date: October 25, 1975 Country: United Kin

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