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A Decade of Legacy: A Lifetime of Influence.
7th & 8th November 2026 at Cameron House, Loch Lomond in aid of Save the Children.
On the 10th year of David Bowie’s anniversary, join the musicians who knew him best as they reunite for an extraordinary celebration of his life and legacy.
Ten years ago, the world lost one of its singular creative voices.
A decade after after his passing, David Bowie’s influence remains as powerful as ever. Fifty years on from Station to Station, a defining moment in his creative evolution, Bowie: Live on the Loch at Cameron House, Loch Lomond, brings that legacy into focus.
Not through tribute, but through those who created it.
The musicians who stood beside him, on stage and in the studio, reunite once more. A rare and deeply personal celebration of his life’s work.
Bowie’s connection to Save the Children was lifelong and deeply held; a belief in music as a force for good. That legacy continues here. An extraordinary gathering of music, memory, and meaningful impact.
THE BAND
The musicians Bowie trusted most, reunited.
Earl Slick
LEAD GUITAR
Hired at only 22 to replace Mick Ronson on the Diamond Dogs tour in 1974, Earl Slick played on Young Americans, Station to Station, Heathen, Reality, and The Next Day. Slick is Bowie’s longest-serving guitarist with a career spanning four decades from 1974 to 2013, and now leads the Rock ’n’ Roll Guitar Auction in Bowie’s honour.
Gail Ann Dorsey
Bass & Vocals
Bowie’s bassist and vocal foil from 1995 onwards, her duets on “Under Pressure” became a live highlight. A core member through the Outside, Earthling, Heathen, and Reality eras.
Mike Garson
Piano
Bowie’s pianist since 1972, and the longest musical relationship of his career, Garson’s one-take avant-garde solo on “Aladdin Sane” is considered one of the greatest piano performances in rock history. Garson has played on over 20 Bowie albums and 1,000 concerts, including both Bowie’s first and final US performances.
Mark Planti
GUITAR & PRODUCTION
Producer, guitarist, and musical director for Bowie through the late 1990s and 2000s. One of Bowie’s key collaborators, he mixed the Glastonbury 2000 set and played on Heathen and Reality.
Sterling Campbell
DRUMS
Bowie’s drummer from 1991’s Black Tie White Noise through Earthling, the Glastonbury 2000 performance, and the Reality tour. The rhythmic backbone of Bowie’s later live band.
THE GOLDEN YEARS WEEKEND
From black tie gala to live performance, a weekend designed to be felt as much as witnessed.
Saturday | The Black Tie Gala
Come together for a black-tie gala dinner celebrating Bowie, featuring a menu meticulously crafted by Michelin-starred chef Graeme Cheevers, showcasing the finest seasonal produce from land and sea. At the heart of the evening is Earl Slick’s Rock ’n’ Roll Guitar Auction; a remarkable collection of rare, signed guitars, with contributions from artists including Peter Frampton and Duff McKagan, with more names to be revealed. Throughout the weekend, guests will also enjoy screenings of rare, never-before-seen archival footage of Bowie, alongside a curated photography exhibition featuring unseen and iconic imagery.
Sunday | The Glastonbury Legacy Live
On Sunday, experience a once-in-a-lifetime live performance led by past members of Bowie’s band: Earl Slick, Mike Garson, Gail Ann Dorsey, Mark Plati and Sterling Campbell, joined by special guests. Reuniting the musicians behind Bowie’s legendary Glastonbury 2000 headline performance, they return to the stage for one unforgettable night on the shores of the loch. The concert will also be shared beyond Cameron House via a global livestream, bringing the experience to audiences both near and far.
BEYOND THE STAGE
The Guitar Auction
Presented by Regent Sounds: the iconic Denmark Street studio where Hendrix, the Stones, Bowie, and the Beatles recorded. A curated collection of vintage, historically significant, and artist-donated guitars. Confirmed contributions from Peter Frampton, Duff McKagan, Steve Lukather, and more to be announced. All proceeds go to Save the Children.
The Duffy Archive Exhibition
A landmark cultural moment, this exhibition marks the first-ever Scottish showing of the five iconic David Bowie photo sessions captured by Brian Duffy, including the Aladdin Sane cover photograph. Presented by Duffy’s son, Chris Duffy, in partnership with Metazone Archive, it offers a rare chance to experience these defining images, some which have never been before seen in person in Scotland.
Conversations & Unseen Footage
Chris Duffy joins Victoria Broackes and Geoffrey Marsh, curators of the David Bowie Is exhibition, for a special in-conversation exploring the enduring impact of Bowie’s artistry and cultural legacy. Drawing on their experience working closely with his archive, the discussion offers insight into how his work has been curated, preserved, and presented to audiences around the world. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to hear first-hand stories behind the imagery, artefacts, and creative vision that continue to shape Bowie’s influence today.
Presenting Cameron House, Loch Lomond
Set on the banks of Loch Lomond, Cameron House is shaped by its surroundings; water, landscape and light guiding the pace of each stay. From loch-facing rooms and suites to spaces designed for comfort and ease, everything here begins with place.
Enjoy days by the water, time spent out on the loch and moments in between that lead you back indoors to considered dining, relaxed bars and views that remain close, wherever you are. At Cameron House, there is space to explore if you choose. Experiences across loch and land, time set aside for rest in the spa and health club, or a round of golf where the landscape shapes each hole from the Wee Demon to The Carrick, set above the loch with views that shift as you play.
We’re proud to host this one-off musical event as an extension of life here in memory of a legendary artist. It’s an opportunity to bring people together by the loch, to share in something considered and memorable for a great cause, without losing the sense of ease that defines the place. For those discovering Cameron House for the first time, a warm welcome awaits. Step into a setting long shaped by the loch, where everything is in place for you to settle in and let the rest unfold in the glory of the music and artistry.
EVENT IMPACT
Cameron House is proud to support Save the Children with a confirmed donation of £50,000. In addition, an additional £50,000 is expected to be raised through ticket revenue, the Guitar Auction, valued business partnerships, and the distribution of related broadcast and documentary content. Together, these efforts are designed to make a meaningful difference to children in need, with transparency remaining central throughout.
SPONSORS & PARTNERS
A rare opportunity to be part of something that resonates far beyond the stage.
