Tony Visconti

Germany’s Reeperbahn Music Festival is presenting a showcase of international acts this Wednesday as part of the 2019 edition of industry conference A2M Indie Week, appearances by Peaches, Tony Visconti, Kate Nash and Bob Rock included.

There are hardly any subgenres of rock or pop music that Bowie didn’t have an impact on, and no matter what type of music you prefer — from the most experimental to the most pop — there’s probably a Bowie album for you.

The band features a former Soundgarden/Pearl Jam drummer and the current Jane’s Addiction bassist, and the Tony Visconti-produed album features appearances by Tommy Lee, Taylor Hawkins, and Dhani Harrison.

We got a sneak peek inside traveling David Bowie exhibition David Bowie is, which makes its 11th and final stop at Brooklyn Museum starting on Friday (3/2), when it opens for viewing.

It’s The Damned’s first album in 10 years and they made it with Bowie producer Tony Visconti.

There’s nobody else like Sparks, as they triumphantly proved at two incredible shows in NYC this week.

Plus: The Damned welcome back bassist Paul Gray (who played on The Black Album and Strawberries) to the band. They’ve got UK tour dates in early 2018, too.

Sun Kil Moon’s Mark Kozelek stays busy. Having already released a collaborative album with Parquet Courts Sean Yeaton this year, he’s got another collaborative LP, this one with Jim White (Dirty Three, Nick Cave) and Ben Boye, that will be out in October.

No premiere date has been announced.

Longtime David Bowie drummer Dennis Davis has passed away following a battle with cancer. An accomplished jazz drummer before he joined up with Bowie, Dennis studied under greats like Max Roach and Elvin Jones. He first played with Bowie on Young Americans and was a crucial contributor to the classic Berlin trilogy Low, Heroes and […]