David Bowie supergroup Holy Holy announce farewell tour with Leeds set for one final performance
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Holy Holy, the celebrated supergroup dedicated to the authentic sound of David Bowie’s early years, has announced a final farewell tour for September 2026.
The group features two of Bowie’s most pivotal collaborators: drummer Woody Woodmansey, the final surviving member of the legendary Spiders From Mars, and longtime friend and producer Tony Visconti.
Visconti’s influence on Bowie’s work is unparalleled, having played on the icon's first two records and producing ten of his most influential albums across five decades.
They are joined by an impressive lineup on stage, including Glenn Gregory of Heaven 17 on lead vocals and guitarists Paul Cuddeford and James Stevenson.
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Rounding out the ensemble are Jessica Lee Morgan, who contributes 12-string guitar and saxophone, and Janette Mason on piano and keyboards.
The farewell tour arrives at a poignant moment for the ‘Starman's’ legacy, coinciding with the 10th anniversary of Bowie's passing, and also follows the opening of the V&A David Bowie Centre and the preservation of his archive through the National Heritage Trust.
Fans can expect a comprehensive journey through the Bowie catalogue, performing compositions from 1970 all the way through to his final masterpiece, Blackstar.
Reflecting on the decision to bring the project to a close, Woody Woodmansey noted the powerful connection the music still holds with audiences worldwide.
"Since Holy Holy formed back in 2014, we’ve played to hundreds of thousands of Bowie fans around the world," Woodmansey said.
"With the 10th anniversary of David’s untimely passing, it feels like the right moment to come together again and celebrate what this music still means. We aim to do him proud".
When and where are Holy Holy performing in Leeds?
The legendary supergroup is set to take over the O2 Academy Leeds on September 4.
When and where can I get tickets to see Holy Holy in Leeds?
Tickets to see Holy Holy in Leeds are currently on sale and available through Ticketmaster.
Tickets are set to cost you £47.15 each, with a handling fee of £3.25