David Bowie's Archive Comes Home to Scotland: Inside the V&A Dundee Exhibition 10 Years After His Death
DUNDEE, Scotland — More than half a century after David Bowie brought Ziggy Stardust to Dundee's Caird Hall, the city has become the first place in Britain to host a landmark national tour of treasures from the singer's personal archive, as David Bowie: On Tour opened at V&A Dundee on Wednesday 4 November 2026. The exhibition runs until Monday 15 February 2027 and brings together around 100 highlights from the V&A's David Bowie archive, many of them never shown in public before, as global celebrations build towards what would have been Bowie's 80th birthday. For Dundee, the opening carries a particular resonance. On 17 May 1973, Bowie played to a sold-out audience of 2,500 fans at the Caird Hall, wearing a red Kansai Yamamoto jumpsuit and performing songs including "Changes", "The Jean Genie" and "Life on Mars?" Tonight, Friday 6 November 2026, the museum keeps its doors open late for "After Hours: We Can Be Heroes", an...