The Life and Legacy of David Bowie remains as relevant as ever with “Ziggy” - A Celebration of David Bowie!

The timeless sound of the genius work of David Bowie is one that will be reproduced for decades to come.  The impact and reach of Bowie’s philosophical nuggets of inspiration wrapped in three minute sermons lives on with each “Ziggy” concert that’s performed.

Bowie’s fascination with real life and outer space in songs like “Space Oddity”, “Star Man” and “Life on Mars” all seek to make sense of things in a confusing world by looking upward towards the outer reaches of the universe to find something to hold on to.

“Moonage Daydream” and “Modern Love” speak to a more pedestrian approach to songwriting than the previous mentioned, but yet still offer the quirkiness of Bowies songwriting prowess and his ability to stretch a song to, in fact, reach outer space with ambient guitar work as easily as with a great lyrical hook.

But as we know, David Bowie’s work is just as well known by his heavy handed lyricism found in “Changes” and “Heroes” as much as the heavy grooves in “Let’s Dance” and “Fame”.

The result is a cosmic party that can be enjoyed by just about anyone that wants to sit and observe pure art at its finest or get up and dance the night away.

Members of “Ziggy” - a Celebration of David Bowie - have individually appeared on network TV shows like America's Got
Talent and onstage with musical giants like Derek Trucks, Oteil Burbridge, Ed Roland (Collective Soul), even gospel/R&B legends like Kim Burrell and Jennifer Holiday.  From their home base at the historic Strand Theatre in Marietta, GA, their
popularity has grown to put them in demand at theaters and festivals across the country.

“Ziggy’s NYE 2023 show was absolutely a jaw dropper.  The heaviness of the compositions were only outshined by the bands ability to replicate these songs and the dance party that happened at the end was one of my favorite ways to start a new year! ” - Randy R.

“There’s no party like a David Bowie “Ziggy” party!  A night we won’t soon forget.”  Patty and Richard D.