Previously unseen footage of David Bowie performing 'Starman' from his iconic Ziggy Stardust tour has been released for the first time, capturing moments from his 1972-1973 UK tour, filmed by his longtime collaborator, Mick Rock. This release coincides with the announcement of a Dolby Atmos remix of Bowie's classic album, 'The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars', set to be available on Blu-Ray Audio on September 6. The footage and new audio mix aim to enhance the immersive experience of Bowie's theatrical performances, showcasing his artistic brilliance and influence in music history. The footage was feared lost until a viewer discovered it on an old tape, leading to its inclusion in the recent BBC documentary, 'David Bowie: The First Five Years – Finding Fame'. Alongside the video release, Bowie's widow, Iman, has shared a previously unseen painting by the artist, further celebrating his legacy. This resurgence of Bowie's work continues to engage fans and ignite discussions about his impact on music and culture.