David Bowie’s Immersive ‘Stage’ Concert Experience: Director Brett Morgen on the Show, the Artist and the Archive (EXCLUSIVE)

Although he released two albums during the final dozen years of his life, David Bowie had effectively retired from active duty, focusing on his family and, as his extensive posthumous catalog of sound and vision shows, curating his life’s work. It’s been a treasure trove for longtime fans, but one thing in particular has been […] Director Brett Morgen goes deep about David Bowie's immersive 'Stage' concert experience, culled from unreleased 1978 footage, in this interview. Although he released two albums during the final dozen years of his life, David Bowie had effectively retired from active duty, focusing on his family and, as his extensive posthumous catalog of sound and vision shows, curating his life’s work.

It’s been a treasure trove for longtime fans, but one thing in particular has been missing: Videos of his legendary concert tours from the 1970s. Aside from the legendary 1973 “Ziggy Stardust” farewell concert — which has been available for years but was finally released in its entirety in a 50th anniversary edition — there are TV appearances and occasional live footage, but nothing in full. All that will change on Feb. 14, 2027, when “Stage,” Brett Morgen’s immersive concert experience of Bowie’s 1978 tour, will be