David Bowie’s lost 2001 album ‘Toy’ finally set to be released

Susan Sarandon has opened up about her final phone call with David Bowie before he passed away in 2016.The pair, who starred together in 1983’s The Hunger, previously dated, though the Oscar-winning actress has now revealed that they went through “some things that needed to be said” in the months leading up to his death.“I was fortunate enough to be closer to him right before he died, the last couple of months,” Sarandon told The Mail On Sunday‘s You magazine. “He did find me again.

Susan Sarandon is opening up about her relationship with former lover David Bowie.

Susan Sarandon is opening up about her final conversations with former flame David Bowie.

READ MORE: David Bowie unreleased album Toy set to debut after 20 yearsSarandon, whose tone sounded like she still cared deeply for Bowie, continued: "He did find me again. We talked to each other and said some things that needed to be said"I was so fortunate to be able to see him when he told me what was going on with him.

David Bowie‘s ‘Karma Man’ and ‘Silly Boy Blue’ have been shared.The tracks are set to feature on the forthcoming ‘David Bowie 5. Brilliant Adventure (1992-2001)’ and ‘Toy’ boxsets, which are due out on November 26 and January 7.‘Karma Man’ was initially recorded by Bowie in September 1967 and debuted on John Peel’s BBC Radio 1 show in 1968, but it was not officially released until 1970 on ‘The World Of David Bowie’ album.

retail experiences” are opening at 150 Wooster St. in Manhattan and 14 Heddon St.

David Bowie pop-up shops are opening in London and New York later this month to celebrate the late artist’s upcoming 75th birthday.A year-long celebration of Bowie’s 75th – which will fall on January 8, 2022 – is being planned by his estate under the name ‘Bowie 75‘.Two special ‘Bowie 75’ locations are now set to open at 14 Heddon Street in London – the location where the cover of ‘The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars’ was shot – and 150 Wooster Street in New York City,

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorDavid Bowie’s would-have-been 75th birthday isn’t until January, but next week his estate is beginning “Bowie 75,” a year-long celebration that kicks off with the openings of two “curated experiential pop-up shops” — one at the site of the cover shoot of his classic “Ziggy Stardust” album in London, and another in his New York neighborhood.For a very limited window beginning October 25, 2021 — 75 days before the anniversary — through late January 2022, the “Bowie

Harry Styles to David Bowie are going on show at the V&A as part of a major new show celebrating menswear. Clothes worn by Marlene Dietrich and Sam Smith will also feature in the exhibition alongside paintings and classical sculptures to explain the history and development of men’s fashion over the centuries.

Rock icon David Bowie’s estate is planning a “comeback” for the late singer to mark what would have been his 75th birthday next year.Executors for the music legend are currently ironing out the details of “Bowie 75,” which will feature a series of projects including archive releases and merchandise to coincide with the milestone in January.Paperwork filed by the estate’s business, the Jones/Tintoretto Entertainment Company, reveals that alongside musical and video releases, the family —

Menswear through the ages will be the focus of a major new exhibition at the V&A museum. Fashioning Masculinities: The Art of Menswear will “celebrate the power, artistry and diversity of masculine attire and appearance”, curators said.

Rock band frontwoman Skin has had one hell of a career – not only is she a trailblazer for other Black women in a genre largely dominated by white musicians, but in the last three decades she’s sold millions of records with Skunk Anansie, partied with Nelson Mandela and toured with David Bowie.

Toyah Willcox has performed a cover of The Rolling Stones‘ ‘Sympathy For The Devil’ for husband and King Crimson founder Robert Fripp – watch it below.The pair launched their Sunday Lunch video series last year, sharing renditions of songs by Nirvana, David Bowie, Metallica, Billy Idol, The Rolling Stones, Judas Priest, The Prodigy, Guns N’ Roses, Alice Cooper and more through Willcox’s YouTube channel.Last week, Willcox, standing on a kitchen table top, performed a version of The Velvet

Warner’s Parlophone label has announced that it will put out David Bowie’s unreleased album ‘Toy’, initially as part of a wider boxset in November and then as a standalone release next year.Originally intended as the follow-up to 1999’s ‘Hours’, the album is a mixture of new songs and re-recorded versions of some of Bowie’s older work.

A legendary long-lost David Bowie album, recorded in 2000 but never released, will finally be seeing the light of day, preceded by Wednesday’s release of new single “You’ve Got a Habit of Leaving”.

Dave Grohl has reflected on the opportunities he’s had to play with his musical heroes over the years, saying that he “cannot believe that it’s happening to me”.The Foo Fighters frontman was speaking to BBC Radio 6 Music’s Breakfast Show earlier today (September 29) following on from his one-man show in London earlier this week.Speaking to host Lauren Laverne about his new book The Storyteller, which will be published on October 5, Grohl expanded on what it’s been like to have had the

A previously "lost" album of David Bowie's will receive an official posthumous release, it's been announced.