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‘Stage’ Brings David Bowie’s Iconic 1978 Tour Back to Berlin

Charlie Lee
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Charlie is a proud graduate of Eastern Illinois University, holding a Bachelor's in Sports Communication. With over 8 years of experience covering local sports for various media outlets, including the Journal Gazette in Mattoon, he has a keen eye for talent and storytelling. Charlie thrives on capturing the excitement of high school sports and celebrating local athletes.

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‘Stage’ Brings David Bowie’s Iconic 1978 Tour Back to Berlin — Decatur Technology news

David Bowie s legendary 1978 performances are returning to the stage in a new immersive concert experience called Stage, set to premiere in Berlin on February 14, 2027. The production, developed in collaboration with the David Bowie Estate, will debut at Uber Arena during the 77th Berlin International Film Festival. It will feature previously unseen footage from Bowie s Isolar II World Tour, restored and presented using modern audiovisual technology. Filmmaker Brett Morgen discovered the archival material while working on his 2022 Bowie documentary, Moonage Daydream. The footage captures the singer during a defining period of his career, performing music associated with his influential Berlin era. Unlike a traditional concert film, Stage will combine large screens, transparent LED displays, surround sound, and theatrical lighting to create an immersive performance environment. The project aims to bring audiences closer to Bowie s original live performances without using a hologram or r

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