Holy Holy set themselves apart from other David Bowie tribute acts with a touch of authenticity, which comes courtesy of former Bowie drummer Woody Woodmansey. The one-time member of The Spiders from Mars rekindles the fire from Bowie’s glam rock days with his tribute band Holy Holy, and ticket buyers can’t get enough of the rocking beats this legendary drummer pounds out. He brings an all-star ensemble along with him, including recognizable faces like vocalist Glenn Gregory (Heaven 17), saxophonist Steve Norman (Spandau Ballet), and guitarist Erdal Kizilcay (David Bowie). As they bring classics like “Changes”, “Ziggy Stardust”, and “The Man Who Sold the World” to life with all the charisma of the early ‘70s, diehard Bowie fans get to relive the magic of this pivotal moment in rock and roll.

BACKGROUND SNAPSHOT:

Mick “Woody” Woodmansey was born in Driffield, East Yorkshire, England in 1951. As a young drummer he wound up backing the then-unknown singer David Bowie. Accompanied by the other talented members of his backing band (who would soon became known as The Spiders from Mars), Bowie developed an increasingly edgy and experimental style. After releasing landmark albums like Hunky Dory (1971), The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars (1972), and Aladdin Sane (1973), Bowie left the group to pursue other creative ideas. Since then Woodmansey has supported Art Garfunkel and played in bands like 3-D and Cybernaut. In 2014 he returned to his glam rock roots and formed the Bowie tribute group Holy Holy. The all-star band features members who’ve worked with artists like Spandau Ballet, Iggy Pop, Generation X, and Brian Eno, and their live shows recreate the signature electric energy and attitude Bowie fans are looking for.