David Bowie

In December 1996, David Bowie performed live at the Kremlin Palace in Moscow, during a pivotal moment in his career. Leading up to this concert, he had released the album 'Earthling' earlier that year, which showcased a fresh electronic sound that embraced the era's evolving music styles. Known for his chameleon-like ability to reinvent himself, Bowie fused elements of rock with drum and bass on 'Earthling,' connecting with a younger audience while maintaining his legendary status. This Moscow concert highlights tracks from that album, such as 'Hallo Spaceboy,' alongside timeless classics like 'Heroes' and 'Scary Monsters.' Interestingly, this performance marked Bowie’s first concert in Russia post-Soviet Union, symbolizing a bridge between East and West in a time of cultural resurgence.

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