A new 360-degree film, David Bowie: You’re Not Alone, opens at Lightroom in King’s Cross next week, directed by Mark Grimmer, who previously designed the Bowie Is exhibition at the V&A.

The narration uses Bowie's own interviews to reveal his human side, creative process, spirituality, humor, and vulnerability beyond his onstage personas.

Bowie Nights, special events tied to the screenings, will feature guests such as guitarist Carlos Alomar who contributed to Bowie's albums.

The season will feature notable artists and collaborators influenced by Bowie, including Anna Calvi, Jonathan Barnbrook, Adam Buxton, and Miranda Sawyer.

The article outlines a detailed programme of events, speakers, performances, and logistical details for the Bowie celebration season.

The project emphasizes Bowie's interdisciplinary influences and boundary-pushing artistry across visual arts, opera, theatre, and live performance.

Jonathan Barnbrook will kick off the season with a Designing Bowie talk on May 19, detailing his collaboration with Bowie from Heathen to Blackstar.

Lightroom, 59 Studio, Access Entertainment, and King’s Cross are the collaborators and venue context for these immersive shows.

The program is a collaboration among Lightroom, 59 Studio, London Theatre Company, and partners including Access Entertainment and King’s Cross, with 59 Studio bringing experience in large-scale immersive projects.

Audiences will experience an immersive, time-travel-like journey with reconfigured audio tracks and high-quality sound recreating Bowie's performances.

The first announced musical performance is a Peter Gregson cello recital scheduled for early September, with tickets to go on sale soon.

Bowie Nights will include a cello recital by Peter Gregson as a featured performance.