26 April 1976: David Bowie performs at the Kungliga Tennishallen in Stockholm, Sweden. The show, part of Bowie's Isolar tour, is the first of two consecutive nights in the Swedish capital. See more: bowiebible.com/1976/04/26/liv…

26 April 1976: "As I see it I am the only alternative for the premier in England. I believe Britain could benefit from a fascist leader. After all, fascism is really nationalism." David Bowie gives a notorious interview to a Swedish reporter. See more: bowiebible.com/1976/04/26/dav…

On 27 April 1976, David Bowie performed a show at the Kungliga Tennishallen in Stockholm, as part of his Isolar tour. It was the second of two nights for Bowie in the Swedish capital. See more: bowiebible.com/1976/04/27/liv…

David Bowie's single Boys Keep Swinging was released on 27 April 1979. It was issued ahead of the album Lodger. The single's b-side was another album track, Fantastic Voyage. See more: bowiebible.com/1979/04/27/sin…

27 April 1976: David Bowie's Isolar Tour continues with a show at the Kungliga Tennishallen in Stockholm. It is the second of two nights for Bowie in the Swedish capital. See more: bowiebible.com/1976/04/27/liv…

27 April 1979: David Bowie's single Boys Keep Swinging is released. The single is issued ahead of Bowie's album Lodger. The b-side is another album track, Fantastic Voyage. See more: bowiebible.com/1979/04/27/sin…

David Bowie’s ‘Starman’ single was released in the United Kingdom on 28 April 1972. ‘Starman’ raced up the charts following Bowie’s Top Of The Pops appearance, and the single peaked at number ten during its 12-week chart run. See more: bowiebible.com/1972/04/28/uk-…

28 April 1972: David Bowie’s single ‘Starman’ is released in the UK. Sales were initially slow, and it was at number 41 in the charts at the time of Bowie’s Top Of The Pops appearance in early July, which catapulted him to stardom. See more: bowiebible.com/1972/04/28/uk-…

David Bowie arrived at Victoria Station, London, on 2 May 1976, and is photographed appearing to give a fascist salute. "That didn’t happen. THAT DID NOT HAPPEN. I waved. I just WAVED. Believe me. On the life of my child, I waved." Read the full story: bowiebible.com/1976/05/02/dav…

2 May 1976: David Bowie is photographed appearing to give a fascist salute at London's Victoria Station. "On the life of my child, I waved. And the bastard caught me. In MID-WAVE, man. And, God, did that photo get some coverage…" See the full story: bowiebible.com/1976/05/02/dav…

The first Tin Machine album was released on 22 May 1989. David Bowie: "I love it. This, for me, is kind of like catching up from Scary Monsters. It’s almost dismissive of the last three albums I’ve done. Getting back on course, you could say." See more: bowiebible.com/1989/05/22/alb…

22 May 1989: The first Tin Machine album is released. David Bowie: "I’ve never been worried about losing fans. I just haven’t bothered to put that into practice recently…" See more: bowiebible.com/1989/05/22/alb…

David Bowie’s eighth studio album, Diamond Dogs, was released in the United Kingdom on 24 May 1974. Diamond Dogs topped the album charts in the United Kingdom and Canada, and peaked at number five in America – Bowie’s highest placing to date. See more: bowiebible.com/1974/05/24/uk-…

24 May 1974: Diamond Dogs, David Bowie’s eighth studio album, is released in the United Kingdom. "I think you can see the apocalyptic thing as the manifestation of an interior problem. There’s a real nagging anxiety in there somewhere…" See more: bowiebible.com/1974/05/24/uk-…

David Bowie’s 13th studio album, Lodger, was released on 25 May 1979. Lodger was the final part of the so-called ‘Berlin trilogy’ of collaborations with Brian Eno. The album was recorded in Switzerland and New York City. See more: bowiebible.com/1979/05/25/alb…

25 May 1979: Lodger, David Bowie’s 13th studio album, is released. "Lodger is really a hodgepodge of styles that create a lovely sort of mix…Whether that’s the kind of pop that people expect, I don’t know. But it’s definitely Bowie pop." See more: bowiebible.com/1979/05/25/alb…

David Bowie’s China Girl single was released on 31 May 1983. "I wanted China Girl to be the first single. But Nile Rodgers said to me, ‘No, you’re wrong. ‘Let’s Dance’ is the one.’ And he was absolutely right." See more: bowiebible.com/1983/05/31/sin…

31 May 1983: David Bowie’s single China Girl is released. "I wanted China Girl to be the first single. But Nile Rodgers said to me, ‘No, you’re wrong. ‘Let’s Dance’ is the one.’ And he was absolutely right." See more: bowiebible.com/1983/05/31/sin…

David Bowie’s self-titled debut album was released in the UK, in separate mono and stereo editions, on 1 June 1967. The album was not a commercial success, and peaked at number 125 in the UK chart. See more: bowiebible.com/1967/06/01/uk-…

1 June 1967: David Bowie’s self-titled debut album is released in the UK, in separate mono and stereo editions, by the Deram label. The album is a commercial failure, peaking at number 125 on the UK chart. See more: bowiebible.com/1967/06/01/uk-…