1989 Tin Machine David Bowie Green Unused Satin Backstage Concert Access Pass

Tin Machine was a short-lived but impactful rock band formed in 1988, notable for its association with legendary musician David Bowie. Consisting of Bowie on vocals and rhythm guitar, Reeves Gabrels on lead guitar, Tony Sales on bass, and Hunt Sales on drums, Tin Machine deviated from Bowie’s solo work by adopting a raw and gritty sound that embraced alternative and hard rock influences. The band released two studio albums, “Tin Machine” in 1989 and “Tin Machine II” in 1991. The albums featured socially conscious lyrics and showcased the band’s collaborative spirit. While Tin Machine’s commercial success was modest, their innovative approach and departure from Bowie’s established style marked a significant experiment in his career.

This lot is an authentic, unused Backstage Pass for a Tin Machine concert in 1989. The pass is a satin sticker with a peelable backing. It is approximately 3.25″ tall by 3.25″ wide.

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