Immersive Bowie Concert Experience to Premiere in 2027
- The Berlin Film Festival announced that documentarian Brett Morgen's immersive concert experience, 'Stage,' will world premiere on Feb. 14, 2027, at Berlin's 17,000-capacity Uber Arena.
- Morgen designed the production around restored footage from Bowie's Isolar II World Tour, which he unearthed 10 years ago while working on his documentary, 'Moonage Daydream.'
- The show features previously unseen 35mm film, a sound mix by Academy Award winner Paul Massey, and lighting design by Patrick Woodroffe, who has worked with Adele and Michael Jackson.
- Berlinale Director Tricia Tuttle called the premiere 'especially meaningful,' as tickets go on general sale October 30, with presale beginning tomorrow, October 28.
- Morgen will serve as a headline speaker for the EFM talks program, while collaborators including Rob Hallett, founder of Wonderworld, ensure the experience remains accessible to global fans.
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The organizers of the Berlin Film Festival announced on Tuesday for the middle of February the world premiere of the impressive concert spectacle "David Bowie: Stage", a unique project based on newly discovered and restored recordings from the world tour of the English pop icon "Isolar II" from 1978.
The project aspires to combine elements of a filmed concert and a live musical performance.
The images of two presentations at Earl’s Court, London, will be recovered in a new audiovisual experience based on the musician’s archive. Brett Morgen’s project, the same one that directed Moonage Daydream, will premiere at the Berlin Film Festival before starting an international tour that will revive the singer in immersive format.
The next edition of the film festival will show newly discovered footage of a Bowie tour from 1978.
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