The Sound and Vision of David Bowie

The Sound and Vision of David Bowie: A Celebration returns to The Cutting Room for its annual New York gathering of latter-day Bowie collaborators and co-conspirators. The band performs David Bowie’s music exclusively, drawing on a period of work that reaches from the 1995 Outside/Nine Inch Nails tour through the theatrical production Lazarus in 2015. This edition lists Brian Delaney, Catherine Russell, Donny McCaslin, Everett Bradley, Gail Ann Dorsey, Gerry Leonard, Henry Hey, Jim Boggia, JJ Appleton, Mark Plati, Sophia Anne Caruso and Tony Levin among its billed participants. Expect a concert devoted to the Bowie songbook, played by people with direct connections to his later recordings and live work.

The group has no stated hometown beyond its annual Cutting Room appearances in New York. Its members’ Bowie credits span recordings and tours from 1997 onward, including Earthling, hours, Heathen, Reality, The Next Day, Blackstar and the posthumously released Toy. A review of the 2026 concert called the ensemble an “all-star band” whose careers “intersected with Bowie’s,” describing a 31-song program full of “special moments.” That account highlighted Gail Ann Dorsey performing “Lazarus” with Donny McCaslin, Gerry Leonard’s arrangement of “Loving the Alien,” and Sophia Anne Caruso’s “Rock ’N’ Roll Suicide.”