Notes also mention Bowie's daughter Lexi Jones commenting on family matters in February, alongside unrelated remarks about Lulu and a past relationship with Bowie.

Cameron House managing director Will Oakley expresses pride in hosting the reunion and supporting Bowie’s philanthropic legacy through this cultural milestone.

The event blends glamor and nostalgia with a charitable mission, featuring tributes from collaborators and the broader rock community.

A charity-focused event for Save the Children will stage a live reunion performance recreating Bowie's Glastonbury 2000 headlining set, accompanied by rare footage, a photography exhibition, a gala dinner, and a guitar auction.

Musical participants include Earl Slick, Mike Garson, Mark Plati, Sterling Campbell, and Gail Ann Dorsey, among others, who will join the reunion lineup.

The event underscores Bowie's historic ties to Scotland, recalling early Dundee shows in the mid-1960s and a notable Glasgow appearance in 1997, with the announcement taking place at Regent Sounds in London where he recorded early demos.

The story was published by the Scottish Daily Express on April 9, 2026, and directs readers to Magzter for access to premium content.

Tickets for the event are available at bowieliveontheloch.com.

Special guest performers will join the band during the shows, with ticketing handled through the event’s official site.

The article highlights the 2018 release of Bowie's Glastonbury 2000 performance as a celebrated concert film and album, praised by NME as a landmark Worthy Farm headline slot.