David Bowie Never Regretted Tin Machine. The tour was very similar to the band’s first outing in that it featured small venues and no-frills stage sets, but they added more dates.

Ever the contrarian, David Bowie zigged when everybody else zagged, forming a band called Tin Machine that played cacophonous, challenging rock that was never going to fit on Top-40 radio.

David Bowie covered "Debaser" by the Pixies at a Wolverhampton, England gig when his noise-rock group Tin Machine toured in 1991.

One of the toughest choices in modern music is deciding which David Bowie albums are the best. Here is an attempt to do that.

1. “Tin Machine,” Tin Machine (1989) Written by David Bowie, Reeves Gabrels, Hunt Sales, Tony Fox Sales “Tin Machine” is the song that gave the band their name.

Standing as a relative footnote in his wieldy body of work, David Bowie once remarked on an album he'd helped create as an essential misfire in his career.

Made up of Bowie, Reeves Gabrels, Tony Sales, and Hunt Sales, Tin Machine toured and recorded together from 1988 until ... The year 2007 saw the release of The Best of David Bowie 1980/1987, ...

David Spade is revealing the time he turned down David Bowie‘s request to switch roles with him for a sketch on Saturday Night Live.. During a recent episode of the Fly on the Wall podcast ...

David Bowie released the international chart-topping single 'Let's Dance' on March 14, 1983. ... He discarded it all, starting over with a new band of collaborators Bowie called Tin Machine.

The 2023 incarnation of the Celebrating David Bowie tour will feature Peter Murphy, ... Eric Schermerhorn, meanwhile, was a guitarist and background vocalist on Bowie’s 1991 tour with Tin Machine.