An exciting new exhibition titled 'You’re Not Alone' is set to open in April at a venue in King’s Cross, London, featuring rare footage of iconic musician David Bowie. This 'holy grail' footage, specifically his performance of 'Heroes' at Earl’s Court in 1978, has been reconstructed by the creative team behind the exhibition, thanks to new camera angles found on archival film reels. The rare material promises an extraordinary viewing experience, highlighting Bowie at what is considered the apex of his artistic powers.

Mark Grimmer, the producer of the exhibition and a key figure behind the acclaimed 'David Bowie Is' show at the Victoria and Albert Museum in 2013, remarked on the transformative potential of this immersive display. He believes that presenting the performance in a manner where it can be viewed from multiple perspectives will enhance the audience's experience and connection to Bowie's artistry. The production team aims to let the quality of the performance speak for itself, presenting a piece of music history that has long been unavailable to fans.

The exhibition not only showcases this landmark performance but also includes elements reflecting Bowie’s final projects, providing a comprehensive look at his life and creative journey. 'You’re Not Alone' aims to inspire both seasoned fans and newcomers to Bowie’s music, offering a rich exploration of his impact on art and culture as well as his lasting legacy in the music industry.