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"David Bowie&amp;#039;s producer Tony Visconti has said that the star will not play any live shows in support of his new material. Bowie - who earlier this week announced that he will be releasing a new album in March - is said to have insisted that the tracks will never be performed live.  In an interview with NME, Visconti admitted that the star frequently shot down tour queries during the two-year recording process. &amp;quot;He&amp;#039;s fairly adamant he&amp;#039;s never gonna perform live again,&amp;quot; said Visconti.  &amp;quot;One of the guys would say, &amp;#039;Boy, how are we gonna do all this live?&amp;#039; and David said, &amp;#039;We&amp;#039;re not&amp;#039;. He made a point of saying that all the time.&amp;quot; Yesterday (10 January), Bowie&amp;#039;s guitarist Earl Slick revealed that the musicians involved in the LP&amp;#039;s production &amp;quot;would like to go out and do some gigs&amp;quot;. &amp;#039;Where Are We Now?&amp;#039; - the lead single from The Next Day - is 66-year-old Bowie&amp;#039;s first musical release in a decade. The song rose to the top of the download charts less than a day after its release on Tuesday (January 8). The singer later thanked fans for their support on his official website and described the public reaction to the song as &amp;quot;incredible&amp;quot;. Watch the video for &amp;#039;Where Are We Now?&amp;#039; below:      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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