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Key alumni musicians of David Bowieās bands from across the decades come together anchored by his longest-standing and most frequent band member, keyboardist Mike Garson, joined by amazing former band alumni including Gerry Leonard, Carmine Rojas, Mark Plati and drummer Lee John.
A Bowie Celebration features an unforgettable and critically-acclaimed evening with world-class vocalists, such as legendary rock group Living Colourās Corey Glover and crowd favourite, Joe Sumner (he is Stingās son in all ways) along with some special guests to be announced ā with a mix of top hits and deep cuts, itās Bowie friends, playing Bowie music, in true Bowie style
Welcome to the Mike Garson show. We get it you can play the piano. That being said, the vocalists and the band were excellent. It was great to see Charlie again. Also, too may deep tracks. For those of us of a certain age, it would have been nice to hear the earlier hits. I could have done without the Nile Rodgers era too. Not sure I would see this show again. I prefer to have my real Bowie memories.
MAGNIFICENT Hope it returns Each and every musician , Vocalist and rhythmist did a TREMENDOUS job Bowie would be very proud šš»
The Bowie Experience exceeded my expectations. The 3 men who performed vocals captured the mood and beat of this fabulous performer throughout his career. I had the feeling that the artist on piano had been with him for a long time. His playing was superb. The vocalist on guitar, tall, slim, could even be taken for the man himself. A 2 1/2 hour fabulous show with no intermission. The Wilbur Theater allows patrons to either sit back or stand on the floor close to the stage and boogie. David (Major Tom) thank you for the many years you have given your fans.
It was fun good time Theater not so good needs upgrade ventaltion
Any Bowie fan will enjoy the array of music played from popular to more obscure Musicians were bad a## and singers were perfectly chosen to represent the thin white duke He is truly missed
Excellent show, glad I went. I canāt pick which singer was the best cause they were all good. Everyone should see this show. Worth coming out of hibernation for. š
I think people thought this was a covert Or tribute band. When in fact it Bowie alumni from the studio and tours. The energy and passion of the performers was stellar even for the smaller audience in attendance. Song choices went deep along with the hits. I would definitely go again.
Absolutely amazing! Never wanted it to end! Don't stay at home, get out & see this show!
The Bowie Celebration show was top notch. Astounding talent, great sound and the atmosphere had a joyus, communal party feeling. a real Joy. Bravo to everyone involved. Also enjoyed the Orpheum, Los Angeles.
Got the VIP package, not really worth the money. Had good seats, but basically only got to see Bernard Fowler sing most of the songs. He doesn't do Bowie songs well. Gaby Moreno has a better voice but seemed sad and not into it this year. This was my 3rd year and won't be doing a 4th. Lose Fowler and bring in in some talent more suited to Bowie.
You could feel the love for Bowie with this group. So much positive energy - it was our fourth time seeing this tour and we'll be back again!
Audio perfection. Thank you to the Bowie fans for showing how much you love David, and thank you to the Bowie musicians and friends, your performance brought him back to life. It was like religion and it was very moving. An emotional tribute that I will never forget.
Band was fantastic enjoyed by all ššš. We were in the row W. No problem no bad seats at this venue š¤
Seats were comfortable, section B first row (aisle) The view was exceptionally amazing and so was the sound. Great performance by the band
Pechanga host a great show as good as a host can get.
Itās a tough job to try to fill Davidās shoes but they pulled it off & did a fantastic job. Only disappointment was no āJean Jeannieāš
They are incredible So much talent Canāt wait to go see them again
Great Show - all that I hope and expected! Evan Rachel Wood was a standout!
Ok, sure, there was some great musicianship on display that night. But a Bowie celebration? No. Everyone on that stage did their thing, but they werenāt really putting on a show. Bowie was the ultimate showman, so, as a long time hard-core fan, I can tell you that I didnāt get a sense of the man who was meant to be celebrated, whatsoever. My friend and I left midway through the show. So disappointing.
Its was amazing!!! My brother and I had a fun time. It was a great way to my night and I loved ever bit of the show!!!
