It ‘seems’ (not confirmed that I can find)that the US Slick/Fowler dates are off. Earl has joined the Celebrating Bowie tour. The Delaware date on Ticketmaster is showing cancelled, and the date near Boston is ‘off sale.’

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Anything in the pan for Europe, as far as we know?

Europe Tour Dates:
DATE CITY VENUE
Wed 1/10 Paris, France Salle Pleyel
Fri 1/12 London, UK Oz Shepherd's Bush Empire
Sat 1/13 Manchester, UK O2 Ritz Manchester
Mon 1/15 Dublin, Ireland Olympia Theatre
Tue 1/16 Amsterdam, Netherlands Paradiso
Wed 1/17 Ultrecht, Neatherlands TivoliVredenburg
Fri 1/19 Berlin, Germany Huxley's

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To clarify - that's the Celebrating Bowie tour I believe? NOT the Station to Station show.
Both Slick AND B. Fowler are now part of this, in the US.
[celebratingdavidbowie.com]



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A Bowie Celebration
January 15, 2019
Live at Le Transborduer in Villeurbanne, France.

[www.transbordeur.fr]

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A Bowie Celebration
January 15, 2019
Live at Le Transborduer in Villeurbanne, France.

[www.transbordeur.fr]

Thx for that!
Been waiting on an opportunity to go & see this.
Jan. 30 in Brussels also, apparently...
Could hardly be better! (Well, my hometown Antwerp would be better. But hey: no pain, no gain. )

In France they are also playing Paris Olympia and Lille. It seems the best tickets are available through gdp website (promoter), i just scored row 1.

More dates here:

[www.abowiecelebration.com]

What was the Delaware date & venue

Happening now in Europe and coming to the USA in February.
Bernard Fowler is part of a multi talented group celebrating the music of David Bowie.

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Bernard is great. Nice to see him in a non-Stones, non-jazz milieu. He did a Bowie obscurity at the Wiltern a few years ago - "Win," maybe? - and killed. Mick is so lucky to have him.

These Bowie tributes might be going to the well a bit too often, though. The L.A. Orpheum is maybe one-third sold, with a month to go. I may Stubhub it on the night.

Good grief

Coming to Philadelphia (Glenside PA) on March 10th

Just bought a ticket for january 26

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Just bought a ticket for january 26

Oosterpoort. Maybe I’M going too

Just bought a ticket for Amsterdam. Thanks for the tip.

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Just bought a ticket for january 26

Can you give us your thoughts on it Erwin, I’m on the fence about the Vancouver gig. A review would be nice.

Look as long as there's no Reeves Gabriel it might be worth listening too.

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Look as long as there's no Reeves Gabriel it might be worth listening too.

Reeves is 1 of my favorite guitar players ever. The records Bowie put out with him sound real good today still. Perhaps even better as IMHO they were ahead of their time. Lot of Bowie stuff is like that. I'm excited for the new Cure record with Reeves finally. Also, have had a bit of interaction with Reeves & his wife. He's a really nice guy & his wife is awesome too. They were very supportive when a friend of mine was ill. Looking forward to seeing the Cure with him on guitar again. The 2 shows I saw in 2016 were stunning.

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Look as long as there's no Reeves Gabriel it might be worth listening too.

Reeves is 1 of my favorite guitar players ever. The records Bowie put out with him sound real good today still. Perhaps even better as IMHO they were ahead of their time. Lot of Bowie stuff is like that. I'm excited for the new Cure record with Reeves finally. Also, have had a bit of interaction with Reeves & his wife. He's a really nice guy & his wife is awesome too. They were very supportive when a friend of mine was ill. Looking forward to seeing the Cure with him on guitar again. The 2 shows I saw in 2016 were stunning.

i as a bloke who grew up with 70's - 80's Bowie, I did not appreciate Reeves avant grande contribution to his work.

in isolation i can admire his skill and ability, but in the context of Bowies output I can absorb but not enjoy.

Much respect to Reeves as an artist, I thought "Tin Machine" was unique and innovative, just not in my wheelhouse



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Is this the same band (from last year)?





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Look as long as there's no Reeves Gabriel it might be worth listening too.

Reeves is 1 of my favorite guitar players ever. The records Bowie put out with him sound real good today still. Perhaps even better as IMHO they were ahead of their time. Lot of Bowie stuff is like that. I'm excited for the new Cure record with Reeves finally. Also, have had a bit of interaction with Reeves & his wife. He's a really nice guy & his wife is awesome too. They were very supportive when a friend of mine was ill. Looking forward to seeing the Cure with him on guitar again. The 2 shows I saw in 2016 were stunning.

i as a bloke who grew up with 70's - 80's Bowie, I did not appreciate Reeves avant grande contribution to his work.

in isolation i can admire his skill and ability, but in the context of Bowies output I can absorb but not enjoy.

Much respect to Reeves as an artist, I thought "Tin Machine" was unique and innovative, just not in my wheelhouse

I can respect your opinion & how you stated it. Nice to have some discourse without resorting to insults, etc. If you get a chance to go see the Cure with him on guitar (Europe this summer, NA probably in the fall) do it. I think you would be impressed. The current band is top notch & do long shows with the set lists varying every night (maybe not so much on the festival dates this summer). They had been my bucket list band & certainly lived up to what I was hoping for. "Edge of the Deep Green Sea" has been spectacular lately!

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Also, have had a bit of interaction with Reeves & his wife.

Next time you're hanging out, maybe suggest Reeves organize a "Tin Machine Celebration" with the Sales and guest vocalists. I'll be first in line for that.

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Also, have had a bit of interaction with Reeves & his wife.

Next time you're hanging out, maybe suggest Reeves organize a "Tin Machine Celebration" with the Sales and guest vocalists. I'll be first in line for that.

Tour that with Iggy and I'd be right next to you in line...

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Good grief

You've said it all.

I saw the show at a shitty Casino ballroom in Reno, good show but could be great if it was in a good room.

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Pretty expensive show in Paris at the Olympia, starts at 51€ goes up to 84€...

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Good grief

indeed

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Also, have had a bit of interaction with Reeves & his wife.

Next time you're hanging out, maybe suggest Reeves organize a "Tin Machine Celebration" with the Sales and guest vocalists. I'll be first in line for that.

Tour that with Iggy and I'd be right next to you in line...

I'm down with that. I saw the Post Pop Depression show & it was amazing. Also was lucky enough to see the Stooges when both Asheton brothers were still alive. Still can't believe that happened. So sad they are gone now. Just watched the "Gimme Danger" documentary. It was quite good.

Bernard Fowler is fantastic! I'm happy and deserves a bit of glory too!