The show began with a screening of the surrealist film *Un Chien Andalou* (featuring a razor blade cutting an eyeball), followed by Bowie’s entrance. The stage featured stark white fluorescent lighting against black backdrops, creating a dramatic, minimalist aesthetic. Bowie performed as his *Thin White Duke* persona, dressed in a white shirt and black trousers.

The show began with a screening of the surrealist film *Un Chien Andalou* (featuring a razor blade cutting an eyeball), followed by Bowie’s entrance. The stage featured stark white fluorescent lighting against black backdrops, creating a dramatic, minimalist aesthetic. Bowie performed as his *Thin White Duke* persona, dressed in a white shirt and black trousers.

The concert on May 8, 1976, was part of David Bowie’s **Isolar – 1976 Tour** (also known as the Thin White Duke Tour or Station to Station Tour) and took place at the **Empire Pool (now Wembley Arena)** in London, England. It was the final night of a six-show run at the venue, marking Bowie’s first UK performances since 1973. The estimated attendance for each show was around **8,000** people.