In November 1983, during the "Serious Moonlight" tour, David Bowie was promoting his album "Let's Dance," which had been released earlier that year. T... Read Full Description >
In November 1983, during the "Serious Moonlight" tour, David Bowie was promoting his album "Let's Dance," which had been released earlier that year. The "Let's Dance" album marked a significant shift in Bowie's career, propelling him into mainstream popularity and featuring hit singles like "Let's Dance," "China Girl," and "Modern Love." The Sydney concert, recorded at the Sydney Showgrounds on November 20, 1983, showcases Bowie's dynamic stage presence and highlights the era's evolving sound with elements of rock and dance music. An interesting fact about this period is that Bowie's collaboration with Nile Rodgers, the co-producer of "Let's Dance," played a crucial role in creating a more accessible and commercially viable sound, ultimately revitalizing Bowie's career and introducing him to a new generation of fans.