LOWER EAST SIDE, NY — Fans of the late pop icon David Bowie, who died last January, can pay tribute to the legend at a celebration of his work at The Delancey on Sunday.
Doors open at 6 p.m., followed by a night of Bowie-infused music and video. First, Bowie's 1977 album Low will be played in its entirety in celebration of its 40th anniversary. Then at 7 p.m., there will be a screening of the 1974 BBC documentary Cracked Actor.
The screening will be followed by musical tributes from Michael T and the Vanities, Twig the Wonderkid and more.
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Tickets are $12 day of show or $10 in advance here. The Delancey is located at 168 Delancey St.
Check out this Bowie cover from Michael T and the Vanities below to get a little preview:
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