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David Bowie Immersive Experience Coming to Brighton Dome
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In Short: The Brighton Dome Corn Exchange will host David Bowie's 'You're Not Alone,' an immersive 360° experience featuring rare footage and artifacts from the musician's career.

The Brighton Dome Corn Exchange is set to welcome David Bowie's 'You're Not Alone,' an immersive 360° experience that will run from July 16 to August 30, 2027.
Mark Grimmer, co-founder and Studio Director of Studio 59, wrote and directed the production, which will feature Bowie's sole voice throughout.
The experience, produced by Lightroom, will showcase archive footage, photography, drawings, lyrics, personal notes, and audio recordings from Bowie's career.
Brett Morgen, the director of 'Moonage Daydream,' will collaborate with the David Bowie Estate to present the 1978 Earls Court concert footage as a global immersive experience.
The 1978 concert, part of Bowie's Isolar II World Tour, was filmed while promoting his iconic 'Heroes' album and has remained untouched in the archives for nearly 50 years.
Lucy Davies, Brighton Dome's chief executive, described the booking as a 'homecoming,' referencing Bowie's 1973 ban from the venue.
The immersive experience will focus on Bowie himself, exploring themes such as theatricality, spirituality, songwriting, and creativity, rather than concentrating on his various stage personas.
The production has received critical acclaim, with publications like The Mail on Sunday, The Guardian, The Times, and The Telegraph giving it four or five-star reviews.
In addition to the Brighton Dome event, the Berlin Film Festival will world premiere Brett Morgen's immersive concert experience 'Stage' during its 77th edition in the Uber Arena venue.
The 'Stage' experience will also feature footage from Bowie's 1975 interview with Russell Harty and reconstructed material from the Diamond Dogs tour.
Tickets for the Brighton Dome experience will go on general sale on October 2, 2026, at midday.
The event marks a new era of artistic ambition and encourages audiences to open themselves up to new experiences and an 'omnivorous cultural hunger.'
What this adds
The Brighton Dome Corn Exchange will host the immersive experience 'You're Not Alone,' featuring rare footage and artifacts from David Bowie's career.
Background
The Berlin Film Festival will world premiere Brett Morgen's immersive concert experience 'Stage,' featuring previously unseen footage of David Bowie.
The Berlin International Film Festival will host the world premiere of 'Stage,' an immersive concert experience featuring rare footage from David Bowie's 1978 Earls Court shows.
What's confirmed
- The Berlin Film Festival has announced it will world premiere U.S. documentarian Brett Morgen ’s immersive concert experience David Bowie “Stage ” during its 77th edition in the city’s 17,000-capacity Uber Arena venue.
- Berlinale director Tricia Tuttle called the event “a dream come true” for the festival.
What's still developing
- The spirit of late pop and rock icon David Bowie is set to return to Berlin, the city he called home in the mid-1970s.
- Home / David Bowie Is Returning to the Stage in an Unexpected Way David Bowie David Bowie’s legendary performances will return to the stage through an immersive concert experience featuring rare footage.
- Bowie had originally planned to release the footage alongside the live album as an alternative for touring, which he quit after that tour until 1983, but claimed he “simply didn’t like the way” it was shot.
- Bowie launched his Isolar II World Tour in March 1978 and performed 78 concerts in North America, Europe, Oceania, and Asia on four legs before concluding it that December.
- Based on previously unseen 35mm footage shot during Bowie’s 1978 Earls Court concerts, the production promises to recreate the experience of attending one of the singer’s Isolar II shows.
- Most notably, the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame will present several experiences dedicated to Bowie beginning in mid-November; Philip Glass is leading a symphonic concert premiering in Copenhagen next spring; and the Morrison Hotel Gallery will exhibit photography of Bowie in February.
- ‘Bowie80,’ a celebration of the Starman’s legacy through music, fashion, and beyond will feature exhibits, fan experiences, special merchandise, and concerts to commemorate David Bowie ‘s 80th birthday.
- TNA Wrestling is coming to SPORT1: Starting Tuesday, November 3, 2026, the network will air the wrestling shows weekly at 10:15 p.m. on free-to-air TV.
- The shows – considered among the best live performances of his career – sat untouched in the Bowie Archives for decades.
- Lewis’ beloved story “The Magician’s Nephew” to the screen for the first time in a sweeping adventure that invites dreamers of all ages to experience the creation of Narnia.
- Directed by David Ayer, the film pairs Brad Pitt with Uber, playing Odin, for a wilderness survival adventure that is much sweeter than its bruising title suggests.
- By Pierra Willix, Press Association Senior Entertainment Reporter A string of special events, releases, collaborations and fan experiences have kicked off around the world to mark what would have been David Bowie’s 80th birthday.
