Holy Holy, the supergroup which performs the songs of David Bowie from the years 1969-73, arrive in York on Friday on what will be the first night of a 13-date tour of the United Kingdom. The all-star band – approved by Bowie during his lifetime – features his good friend and long-time producer Tony Visconti on bass guitar, drummer Woody Woodmansey from Bowie’s backing band The Spiders from Mars and vocals from Glenn Gregory of Heaven 17.
On this tour, Holy Holy will play The Man Who Sold The World and The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars – the albums that David Bowie released in 1970 and ’72 respectively – plus other Bowie hits from that period.
The full list of February 2019 dates is:
Fri 8th – York Barbican
Sat 9th – Liverpool Philharmonic
Sun 10th – Glasgow Old Fruitmarket
Tue 12th – Newcastle Tyne Theatre
Wed 13th– Birmingham Town Hall
Fri 15th – Salisbury City Hall
Sat 16th – Cardiff Tramshed
Sun 17th – Bexhill De La Warr Pavilion
Tue 19th – Guildford G-Live
Wed 20th – London, The Palladium
Thurs 21st – Manchester Bridgewater Hall
Sat 23rd – Leamington Assembly
Sun 24th – Cambridge Corn Exchange
Tickets for these shows are available HERE
