Exclusive Release of Iconic David Bowie Photo with Bang & Olufsen Beosound A9

David Bowie Photography with Bang & Olufsen Speakers

The renowned photograph of David Bowie will be showcased alongside Bang & Olufsen speakers, offering a unique opportunity for collectors and fans.

The esteemed Danish audio technology brand has unveiled a limited edition of 30 Beosound A9 speakers, each featuring a canvas cover adorned with an exclusive image of Bowie, captured by the illustrious British rock photographer Denis O’Regan.

Exclusive Details and Pricing

The price for each speaker is set at 3,995 pounds, and every unit will be accompanied by signed and numbered prints of 12 x 8” images, custom print sleeves, and a certificate of authenticity. These speakers have already been sold and can be found here.

Take a look at O’Regan’s iconic image of Bowie displayed on the speaker canvas:

O’Regan’s Legacy with Bowie

O’Regan has dedicated decades to capturing legendary musical icons and served as the official photographer for major tours featuring artists like the Rolling Stones, Queen, and Pink Floyd. He also shared a long-standing partnership with Bowie and was one of the photographers at Live Aid in 1985.

He accompanied Bowie on several tours and produced the box set “Ricochet: David Bowie 1983,” documenting the extensive tour following the release of Bowie’s 1983 album “Let’s Dance.”

“Throughout my career, I’ve heard fans and collectors describe one of my images as ‘Bowie’s favorite picture,’” O’Regan commented on this new release. “Five years after capturing this image at Newcastle City Hall, I joined Bowie on one of his global tours as his chosen photographer. This beloved image became my selection for the cover of the B&O9 speaker.”

In related news, Bowie’s daughter Lexi Jones recently debuted her album “Xandri” and emphasized that she is “not a copy” of her late father in a heartfelt poem. Additionally, Bowie’s special live album “Ready, Steady, Go!” was released on the Day Store Gone 2025, while his childhood home in Bromley has been listed for sale, and his work is set to feature in an exciting new experience in London.