 |  |
Television Appearances
2001 | 2000 | 1999 | 1998 | 1997 | 1996 | 1995 | 1979 | 1975 | 1973
"I'll give you television" - China Girl
| |
2001 | 2000 | 1999 | 1998 | 1997 | 1996 | 1995 | 1979 | 1975 | 1973
"I'll give you television" - China Girl
No scheduled upcoming events.
December 31, 1999, 19:00, Millenniumlotteriet, TV4, Sweden
Bowie will appear (in a pre-recorded segment from December 8) on Swedish television's Millennium Special on New Year's Eve. Host Lasse Kroner has challenged Bowie to a "guitar duel"
Bowie appears on the irreverent Channel 4 production, Big Breakfast.
Bowie will appear (in a pre-recorded segment from December 8) on the Swedish talk show hosted by Erik Blix
Bowie will appear (in a pre-recorded segment from December 8) on one of Scandinavia's most widely watched television programs, "Bingolotto".
Bowie will be interviewed by Danish tv hostess Lene Johansen the day after his Copenhagen concert.
Bowie will be the guest of Fabio Fazio on RAIDue's Sunday afternoon show.
Bowie is interviewed and performs on the Later with Jools Holland show.
Bowie interviewed by Jeremy Paxman on BBC2's Newsnight
The remaining four songs which Bowie performed live for his 'hours...' promo appearance on Nulle Part Ailleurs but which were not aired during the original show will now be aired at midnight on Friday, November 26
TFI Friday aired the Rebel Rebel live performance from October 8 (which was omitted from the original broadcast)
Bowie will appear on Montreal's Musique Plus channel as guest artist of the month for November
Bowie appears as a guest on Rosie O'Donnell's talk show, which appears on various stations around the USA.
Bowie appears as a guest on Conan O'Brien's late night show, and will probably perform a musical number.
A new variety program from Channel 4 which features a celebrity each week answering videotaped questions from fans. The premiere airing has David Bowie as the guest celebrity.
Bowie will perform pre-recorded performances of Survive and The Pretty Things Are Going To Hell, along with an interview by TOTP2 presenter Steve Wright
Bowie introduces this Tony Scott tale of a young witch who tries spell after spell to punish her ex-boyfriend because he jilted her for another woman. But the other woman comes along and unwittingly helps plan his demise.
Bowie introduces this Jean Beaudin-directed tale of a young woman who is willed her late aunt's possessions, including an antique bottle filled with an unusual smoke that grants its bearer sexual pleasures... at a terrible price. Starring Cathy Moriarty
The inaugural WB Radio Music Awards show from Las Vegas will present Bowie with the first ever "Legend Award", and he will perform at least one song.
Bowie introduces this Jeff Fazio-directed tale of the son of a deceased Satanist who inherits an old brass bed and a mirror, that reveals deep, dark secrets. Max Martini, Polly Shannon, David Schaap.
Bowie appears on Adrian Celentano's popular television showFrancamente Me Ne Infischio
Bowie and band will appear on Canal+ Nulle Part Ailleurs
Bowie appears as a guest on this Spanish music program.
The premiere airing of the VH-1 Storytellers episode which was taped on August 23 in New York City.
Bowie will appear live on the German-language music program "Wetten dass..." to promote his new album. It can be seen in Germany, Austria, Switzerland and almost anywhere in Europe with a satellite dish. Other guests include Tom Jones, Joe Cocker, Isabel Allende and others. The actual show will be filmed in Dornbirn, Austria.
Bowie was a guest on TF1's Les Annees Tube, singing Thursday'sChild live to a pre-recorded backing instrumental tape, and then giving a brief 10 minute interview with no new revelations other than confirmation that he will spend December 31 at home.
Bowie appears in an interview conducted around the time of his Canadian MuchMusic 1999 Awards appearance
BBC Choice (OnDigital and Sky Digital only) will broadcast a short portion live from Wembley of the NetAid concert
BBC2 will broadcast a short portion live from Wembley of the NetAid concert
VH-1 in the USA will broadcast 7 hours of continuous NetAid coverage. Since Bowie is appearing at Wembley, he should be on in the first hour or two.
Bowie guests on Chris Evans' "TFI Friday" show to promote the 'hours...' album
Bowie will guest (and perform) on David Letterman's Late Show
Bowie is the featured musical guest on the season premiere of Saturday Night Live's 25th season.
Bowie makes a small appearance in this 25 year retrospective special for Saturday Night Live
Bowie introduces another tale from The Hunger series
Bowie performs Thursday's Child in a recorded performance for Top Of The Pops.
Bowie performed live at the 1999 Canadian MuchMusic Awards show
David Bowie acts as "Rod Serling" in introducing this episode: "A young couple is torn apart after the man becomes stimulated by a computer website offering sexually explicit URLs." William McNamara, April Telek, Marie-Josée D'Amours.
David Bowie acts as "Rod Serling" in introducing this episode: "Two identical-looking women play out an ageless struggle for their souls... with only one woman emerging triumphant. Lori Petty, Daniela Akerblom, Larry Day."
Bowie portrays an obsessed artist with a penchant for the macabre and Giovanni Ribisi as his unwitting victim.
Bowie appeared at the 1999 MTV Video Awards to introduce Lauryn Hill
David Bowie acts as "Rod Serling" in introducing this episode: "A man with the unique ability to uncover a person's dark secrets when peering into their eyes gouges out his eyes after he uncovers a heinous crime. Brad Dourif, Daniel Pilon, Karen Elkin."
Bowie acts as the "Rod Serling" host for this Tony Scott directed series.
Bowie introduces this episode of the Tony Scott "made for cable" series on people's vices
Bowie introduces this episode of the Tony Scott "made for cable" series on people's vices
Bowie introduces this episode of the Tony Scott "made for cable" series on people's vices
Bowie introduces each series of this television series directed by Tony Scott.
Bowie's interview taped in May 99 for the recording of the Cybersong Contest Event airs on CNN's Showbiz today.
Bowie introduces each series of this television series directed by Tony Scott.
Bowie introduces each series of this television series directed by Tony Scott.
Bowie introduces each series of this television series directed by Tony Scott.
Bowie introduces each series of this television series directed by Tony Scott.
Bowie introduces this episode made for TV
Bowie introduces this episode made for TV
Liam Mayclem queries Bowie on MP3, online movie distribution, and what lies ahead for the music world and the Internet.
Internet Tonight interviews Bowie's business partners, Bob Goodale and Ron Roy and web master Howard J. Bowie talks about the evolution of his online community and his vision for the future of the site.
A look at the recording session at New York's Looking Glass Studio, as David Bowie records the song written by Bowienet Cyber Song contest winner, Alex Grant.
The first widely available public screening of Bowie's role as "Bernie", a gang henchman playing opposite Goldie in this Andrew Goth directed film.
Bowie introduces this episode made for TV
Bowie gives a brief interview by satellite on his upcoming Gisborne 2000 appearance, replete with the usual witty repartee.
Tony Scott's new television show with Bowie as host for each episode screens June 5 in Canada on The Movie Network.
Bowie had a quick guest spot on Comic Relief, playing a recorder version of "Requiem for a Laughing Gnome", stamping his feet, with messages flashing begging people to donate so they could stop the show.
Bowie will duet with Placebo on T-Rex's 20th Century Boy, to be broadcast by ITV.
Premiere of Lifetime's Intimate Portrait series look at Iman, including her marriage to David Bowie.
Any information on upcoming television appearances? Please email me
