David Bowie: A Reality Tour

Plot Summary

"Hailed as one of the best tours of his career A Reality Tour is a career-spanning concert experience that only David Bowie could deliver. Filmed in November, 2003 in Dublin, Ireland, A Reality Tour marks Bowie’s first concert film in over 15 years. Essentially a live collection of Bowie’s greatest hits, the 30-song set list includes signature classics, deep cuts, and songs from his most recent works. Caught at the very apex of his storied career, fronting a crack band that spotlights guitarist Earl Slick, Bowie cuts loose with "Fame" (co-written with John Lennon); a thrilling audience sing-along version of "All The Young Dudes" (a huge hit Bowie penned for Mott The Hoople); "Under Pressure" (co-written by Bowie and members of Queen, including Freddie Mercury); and "Changes" the Bowie song that all but defines the man's career in a single word. Special performances include "Hang Onto Yourself" which he hadn’t performed live in over 20 years, and a terrific version of the Pixies’ "Cactus". With few exceptions, no other singer in the history of pop music has been around for this long – and sounds as exciting now as he ever did!"