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David Bowie London Tour

David Bowie was one of the world’s most influential and loved musicians. But who was the man behind Ziggy Stardust and Aladdin Sane? Join us on our David Bowie London tour to uncover the truth about the Brixton Boy who became a global superstar.

Tour Highlights

• Locations in Brixton & Soho
• Stanfield Road – where David Bowie was born!
• David Bowie’s primary school
• Brixton 02 Academy
• Ritzy Cinema & Cafe
• Ziggy Stardust plaque
• Trident Studios Soho & Marquee Club
• Soho highlights tour with links to David Bowie

On the David Bowie London Tour, you will find out how you can take the boy out of Brixton, but you can’t take Brixton out of the boy.

The tour will start off by exploring David Bowie’s roots in the London suburbs of Brixton. Walking around, you’ll get a flavour of the Brixton that Bowie would have known and loved with its rich heritage and diverse cultures. You’ll visit the sites where David Bowie fans gathered together to mourn his passing in 2016, see venues where Bowie performed, and find out where some of the many Bowie-themed parties and celebrations were held.

This first half of the David Bowie walking tour will give you an insight into his early life, his family and events that helped shape him and turned the young David Jones into the musician, David Bowie.

As you walk around you’ll see how proud Brixton is of its Bowie link. There are several little nods to this local lad, the highlight of which is the David Bowie memorial just opposite the underground station.

Although he spent his early years in Brixton, David Bowie found fame and fortune in London’s buzzing Soho district, so you’ll take a short tube journey (not included in the price of the tour) to continue your David Bowie London Tour in Soho.

Soho was the heart of the music industry in the 1970s, it was here that the eager David Bowie hoped to make a name for himself and started working, socialising, and allegedly living in Denmark Street, a.k.a. Tin Pan Alley.

The tour stops outside several of Soho’s legendary music venues and as well as the studio where David Bowie recorded two of his albums. After the tour you may like to come back and enjoy a drink in David Bowie’s favourite pub, which will be pointed out to you during the tour.

As you walk through Carnaby Street, you’ll take a moment to talk about “Fashion! Turn to the left. Fashion! Turn to the right.” What better place to reminisce on Bowie’s iconic song, and of course some of his most striking fashion choices?

During the David Bowie London Tour, you’ll be able to stand in the very spot that featured on the album cover ‘The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars’ and see one of the few plaques dedicated to a fictional character, guess which one?

As you wind through the streets of Soho you’ll hear anecdotes and trivia about his songs, how he was portrayed in the media, his rise to fame, and his unique ability to reinvent himself as different personas.

The tour finishes outside Tottenham Court Railway station. There are numerous bars and restaurants nearby if you’d like to spend your evening in town. It’s a short walk to mainline railway stations, Covent Garden, London’s theatre land, or you can head back into David Bowie’s buzzing Soho.

What’s Included

• 3-hour walking tour of London’s Brixton & Soho areas
• Knowledgeable, approachable & fun guide
• Convenient tour starting point outside Brixton Underground Station
• End by Tottenham Court Road Station

What’s Excluded

• Travel Card / Oyster card / contactless payment required to travel from Brixton to Soho not included in the tour
• Food & drink
• British Sign Language interpreter not included

What To Bring

• Consider layers of clothing
• Travel Card / Oyster card / contactless payment methods for Tube
• Comfortable shoes for a leisurely walking tour

Good To Know

• English language tour
• Free cancellation up to 48 hours before the tour
• This guided tour is not accessible for wheelchair users or for parents with prams or buggies
• Adults who are 18 years and older must accompany anyone who is 17 years or younger on all tours

How long is the route?

• The tour is approximately 2 miles long .

Is the tour wheelchair accessible?

• The tour is not suitable for a wheelchair due to the need to travel on the tube train and uneven surfaces on the route. British Sign Language is not provided on the tour.

Do children need to be accompanied?

• All people under 18 (i.e. 17 years old and younger) must be accompanied by an adult (aged 18 years or over) on all tours

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Part of the Icons Orchestral Series.

For the first time in its illustrious 114 year history, the historic London Palladium will host a monthly orchestral residency beginning in February 2024, which will see iconic artists’ music celebrated.

The second show announced will celebrate the music of David Bowie. Performed by The Leo Green Orchestra, the most explosive rock ‘n’ roll orchestra in the UK along with their incredible singers, the show will be hosted by Cerys Matthews. 

For one night only, T he London Palladium will be full of the sound of one of the world’s greatest Rock ‘n’ Roll Orchestras, lovingly working its way through the phenomenal David Bowie catalogue – playing songs that are rarely heard performed live in a concert.

This is no tribute show; nobody will be dressing up as David Bowie . This will be a joyous concert, featuring many songs from the Bowie catalogue, including: Starman, Let’s Dance, Heroes, Space Oddity, Oh! You Pretty Things, Life On Mars, Sound and Vision, Ashes To Ashes, Rebel Rebel, Changes, China Girl, Ziggy Stardust, The Jean Genie, Lady Grinning Soul, Wild Is The Wind , right up to Lazarus, from his last and perhaps most poignant release in 2016.

So why not celebrate David Bowie , with an evening of his music at The London Palladium . Don’t just take our word for it, here’s what some of his peers said about him and his incredible music:

“An extraordinary Man and a true original” – The Rolling Stones

“He was the best” – Iggy Pop

“His music played a very strong part in British musical history and I’m proud to think of the huge influence he has had on people all around the world.” – Sir Paul McCartney

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Celebrate the Brixton-born superstar by discovering his south west London roots in this guided tour. As well as exploring some rarely celebrated landmarks, including Bowie’s birthplace and primary school, classic hits, such as ‘Starman’, ‘Heroes’, ‘Life on Mars’ (to name just a few) ,  will also be performed en route. Feeling fit? You can also join a second tour of David Bowie’s Soho straight after, to walk down London’s original Tin Pan Ally and s tand on the spot where Bowie posed for the cover of his 1972 breakthrough album, ‘Ziggy Stardust’.  Guests should meet at Brixton tube at least 10 minutes early. Book tickets here . 

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A Double Walking Tour Extravaganza!

David Bowie's London - A Musical Walking Tour | Brixon & Soho

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Sunday 8th January 2023 11:00 – 18:00 GMT

Description:

• Bowie Tour London presents a walking tour experience like no other. Two very special David Bowie Musical Walking Tours run in a single day that will celebrate the legendary London icon on his birthday.
• Your tour will begin in David Bowie’s vibrant hometown of Brixton on an all-encompassing journey from birth to death that delves into the legendary singer's roots and family history. You will then be taken to the heart of London’s dynamic West End district where you will explore Soho on foot and learn of David Bowie’s incredible rise to stardom, the making of his classic albums, the brilliant musicians Bowie worked with and the people and concepts that inspired his famous game-changing persona, ‘Ziggy Stardust’. Our tour will feature both famous and more obscure David Bowie landmarks, stories and anecdotes from his life. Classic songs performed acoustically on route. Songs included on our double tour: - Space Oddity - Ashes To Ashes - Rebel Rebel - "Heroes" - Changes - Life On Mars - The Jean Genie - Ziggy Stardust ...and many more!!

Here are just 6 out of 17 landmarks included on our special one-off double tour! - Stand outside the house where a young David Robert Jones was born and learn of the fascinating and often tragic family history that inspired some of his greatest songs. - Visit David Bowie’s very first primary school and learn of his often rebellious nature from a very early age and a nonconformist outlook that shaped the artist we know and love today. - Learn the history of Jimmy C’s famous David Bowie Mural and the story behind Brian Duffy’s iconic ‘Aladdin Sane’ photography that the image is based on. - Visit the studio and plaque where David Bowie recorded some of his most famous songs including the album that made him a huge star; The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars. - Walk down London’s original Tin Pan Ally where a young David Jones and his close friend and rival Marc Bolan would plot their rise to the top! - Stand in the spot where David posed for the cover of his 1972 breakthrough album, ‘Ziggy Stardust’, view the ‘Ziggy’ plaque and learn the strange and fascinating story behind the album's famous sleeve, its classic songs and unique concept.

Meeting Point:

Your tour guide will be by the tourist information map near Brixton Tube Station holding a guitar. We recommend you arrive at least 10 minutes early. There will be breaks throughout the day in both Brixton and Soho.

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We will be traveling on London Underground between Brixton and Oxford Circus tube station along the Victoria line and the price of the tube is not included in your ticket price. You will need to have this additional travel cost available on the day. It is advised you book your tour at least a week in advance. Tours will only run with a minimum of 5 people. You will be given 72 hrs notice if ticket sales are low for the tour you have booked onto. If sales increase to 5 people or over, the tour will go ahead and you will be notified accordingly. Full refunds will be given at 24 hrs notice if no further tickets are sold for your tour.

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Suzi Ronson was more than just David Bowie ’s hairdresser – she was also his "tour madam."

While on the road, the stylist took on the "less glamorous" role of picking up fans who wanted to meet the band, as well as keeping a close eye on those who followed the entourage in cars. And sometimes looking out for "the prettiest girls" to join their circle wasn’t always so simple.

Ronson has written a new memoir titled "Me and Mr. Jones: My Life with David Bowie and the Spiders from Mars." In it, she described what it was really like hitting the road with the singer during one of the most creative periods of his decades-long career. Ronson is known for giving the late star his iconic Ziggy Stardust do.

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"It’s the story of a young girl who was looking for adventure and found it and ran away with a rock ‘n’ roll circus," Ronson told Fox News Digital.

According to Ronson’s book, Bowie and his band were at a bar in Birmingham after performing when she spotted a giggling blonde who caught his attention. After Bowie flashes a smile of approval, he "welcomes her into his circle and slides his arm around her shoulder." They headed off to his hotel room and everything seemed fine – until a woman in her 40s with "a red face and a determined attitude" marches into the bar, frantically looking for her daughter.

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"I didn’t know she was 16, and I was the one that brought her back to the hotel," Ronson explained. "She didn’t look 16. She looked 20. She was a gorgeous-looking girl with long messy hair, full makeup. She was dying to meet David."

"When her mother came into the hotel looking for her daughter, she said, ‘She’s only 16,’" Ronson recalled.

A stunned Ronson immediately ran up to Bowie’s room and began banging on his door. He replied, "F--k off, Suzi." Meanwhile, the girl’s mother continued to ask around the bar, looking for her daughter.

"I said, ‘That girl’s mother’s here, she’s 16. David, she’s got to go,’" Ronson told Fox News Digital. "Then the girl goes, ‘Oh, trust her to come and spoil all my fun.'"

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"She didn’t want to leave," Ronson said. "But David asked her to leave, and she did. And her mother was so happy to see her alive in one piece. [The girl] was crying all the way, heading downstairs, wailing, ‘Oh I love him, I love him.’ And I’m like, ‘You’re too young.’ Without her makeup, of course, yeah, she looked a lot younger."

"But it was me – it wasn’t David," Ronson said. "I didn’t know she was that age. I had no idea. He definitely didn’t. And being by herself? We didn’t know."

"… But back then, there were a lot of young girls that came to those concerts," said Ronson.

The stylist admitted she was stunned to see girls as young as 14 and 15 in the audience.

"I was shocked by that," she said.

In the book, Ronson described how the girl sobbed to her mother, believing she wouldn’t see Bowie again. Meanwhile, the angered matriarch swiftly took her daughter home.

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"As I escort them out of the hotel, the mother now directs her anger towards her daughter, who once again bursts into floods of tears," Ronson wrote. "I wearily return to the bar for a much-needed drink. It’s hard to tell with girls, and even though I could see she was really young after she cried her makeup off, at the gig she looked amazing and could easily have passed for 20. I might have to start asking for proof of age before they get on the bus, I think to myself."

Ronson was no stranger to groupies and their determination to get backstage.

"When you’ve done a show, and you go back to your hotel room, you want to have a drink, you want to talk to people," Ronson explained to Fox News Digital. "They didn’t always sleep with the girls that came back to the hotel. Sometimes they’d have a drink and just talk to them. But I’m sure there were times, as they are now, that they ended up in their rooms. … But I don’t know everything. I just knew the things I wrote about."

While Ronson described Bowie as "charming and sweet," she didn’t fall head over heels for him.

"He made me a bit nervous, to be honest," said Ronson. "And also, he had this female/male side to him. I liked blokes that looked like blokes. I wasn’t that attracted. I thought he was exciting … but I wanted a job. I didn’t want to fall in love with him. Falling in love with him would’ve been the worst thing that ever happened to me. I wanted to work on the road. I wanted to have my own room, [earn] my own wages. I didn’t want to be there because I was sleeping with somebody. That wasn’t the role I saw for myself. I wanted to be on the bus, not waving at it. I wanted to go on the road and have an adventure."

"My friends said I was crazy," Ronson admitted. "… Girls weren’t on the road at that point. There were no girl roadies. But I had a vision. And after I cut his hair, I thought to myself, ‘He’s got to keep me around.’ Where’s he going to go for a touch-up, Birmingham? I don’t think that’s going to work. Where’s he going to go? And I was right. He couldn’t really do without me after that haircut."

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Ronson first met Bowie right after Christmas 1971. At the time, she was his mother’s hairdresser and had heard things about her "wonderful musician" son who had recorded "Space Oddity."

"He had that hit … but it had been a couple of years ago," said Ronson. "So, I thought he might have been a one-hit wonder. I wasn’t sure he was going to do anything else. … It wasn’t until I met him and I met [his wife] Angie and I met the band and those kinds of people that I realized that he wasn’t over. He was just beginning."

Ronson served as Bowie’s stylist in 1972 after he asked her to give him "a short, spiky" haircut that was really "a girl’s hairstyle." She won him over, and she soon toured with the band. During her time on the road, she witnessed Bowie’s open marriage.

Bowie and Angela were married from 1970 to 1980. They shared a son, Duncan Jones. Ronson said their union was "a little odd," even for the time.

"David said he was bisexual in the papers," said Ronson. "Well … he was married with a kid. … He never acted like a gay man. … I hadn’t met a gay man before, but David never used to act like that. He’d horse around with his friends at the house. There was a lot of innuendo, but David never came across as a gay man to me. He didn’t. But he must have had dalliances in the past to be able to say that. And he certainly did once or twice. I mean, I do mention that in the book, but most of the time, he was with girls. But remember, this is before AIDS. … We came out of the ‘60s. Everybody’s sleeping with everybody. So, it wasn’t that shocking."

"And today, I mean, good Lord, it’s not shocking at all, is it?" she added.

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