David Bowie

In 2000, when David Bowie graced the stage at the Glastonbury Festival, he was riding high on the wave of his album, "Hours..." released the previous year. This album marked a significant moment in Bowie's career as it was his first release under his own label, ISO Records, a testament to his longstanding influence and innovative spirit in the music industry. The live performance of "Changes," a song that beautifully captures the essence of transformation and reinvention, resonated with fans both old and new. It not only showed off Bowie's ability to connect with audiences but also highlighted his unwavering relevance in a rapidly changing musical landscape. Fun fact: Bowie had a unique way of blending genres, and his performances often felt like a theatrical experience, making his Glastonbury set a memorable highlight in the festival's history.

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