Acting

Holly Palmer

Santa Monica, California, USA

Born in Santa Monica, California, Palmer graduated the Berklee College of Music in Boston before moving to New York where she wasted no time in recording her self-titled, debut album (released on Reprise Records, a Warner Bros.-affiliated label). Palmer then spent the next year crisscrossing the US and Europe in its support, touring with such acts as k.d. lang, Shawn Colvin and Paula Cole. The tour's end landed Palmer in London, England where she hooked up with producer Howie B (U2 and Björk) to track her second album, Tender Hooks (given 4 stars by Britain's The Mail on Sunday). It was at this time in Palmer's career that she was invited by David Bowie to sing on his album Hours. Palmer was featured on the opening track "Thursday's Child". Palmer spent the next year touring the world with Bowie.

Acting credits

6.6

A mother takes her two sons on an unusual road trip from New York to Pittsburgh, St. Louis and eventually Hollywood in her quest to find a man to take care of them all.

My One and Only

2009

6.7

A high school football player is shocked to discover that the new girl in school is the same girl he fell in love with at a summer dance camp.

Best Summer Ever

2020

6.5

David Bowie recorded an intimate set for VH1 Storytellers on August 23, 1999 at Manhattan Center in New York. The set list comprises songs that spanned Bowie's career, from the 1960s until his then soon-to-be released album Hours.

David Bowie: VH1 Storytellers

2009

Bowie Live in Paris. Song Listing: Life on Mars?, Thursday's Child, Something in the Air, Word on a Wing, Can't Help Thinking About Me, China Girl, Always Crashing in the Same Car, Survive, Drive-In Saturday, Changes, Seven, Repetition, I Can't Read, The Pretty Things are Going to Hell, and Rebel Rebel.

David Bowie - Live at The Elysee Montmartre Paris

1999

8.5

Bowie's legendary Sunday night headline performance on June 25 at the most famous festival on Earth.

Bowie: Glastonbury 2000

2018

9.0

David Bowie in concert at the BBC Radio Theatre, London, June 27, 2000.

Bowie at the BBC

2000