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David Bowie Performed at Tokyo Dome in 1990
David Bowie performed a 25-song concert at the Tokyo Dome on May 16, 1990, as part of his Sound+Vision Tour.
On May 16, 1990, David Bowie performed a concert at the Tokyo Dome as part of the Sound+Vision Tour. The Sound+Vision Tour was organized and built around Bowie's extensive catalog. The Tokyo Dome concert was professionally recorded. The professionally recorded performance consists of 25 songs, and the concert began with a partial performance of the song Space Oddity.
During the Tokyo Dome concert, David Bowie handled vocals and guitar duties. He was accompanied on stage by a group of musicians for the performance. Adrian Belew took part in the concert on guitar and backing vocals. Erdal Kızılçay played bass, Rick Fox played keyboards, and Michael Hodges played drums during the show.
The concert featured material from Bowie's extensive catalog across the 25 songs. In the second half of the concert, songs such as Young Americans, Suffragette City, and Fame were performed on stage by the group.
Toward the end of the show, Modern Love brought the concert toward the finale. Following the performance of Modern Love, the song The Jean Genie was played as part of the Tokyo Dome set.
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