Iconic David Bowie photo revealed for limited edition Bang & Olufsen Beosound A9 speaker

An iconic photograph of David Bowie is set to feature on a limited-edition Bang & Olufsen speaker range – read on for all the info.

The high-end Danish audio tech company has announced an exclusive run of 30 Beosound A9 speakers that will include a canvas cover adorned with a rare Bowie image captured by the acclaimed British rock photographer Denis O’Regan.

The item is priced at £3,995 and each speaker will come with a signed and numbered 12” x 8” print of the image, a printed box sleeve and a certificate of authenticity. The speakers are on sale now and can be found here.

See O’Regan’s Bowie image on the speaker canvas here:

O’Regan has spent decades capturing the biggest names in music and has been the official tour photographer for artists including The Rolling Stones, Queen and Pink Floyd. He also had a longstanding relationship with Bowie and was also one of the official photographers for Live Aid in 1985.

He accompanied Bowie on multiple tours and produced the box set ‘Ricochet: David Bowie 1983’, which documented the extensive touring that followed the release of 1983’s ‘Let’s Dance’ album.

“Throughout my career I’ve been privileged to hear fans and collectors describe one of my images as their ‘favourite picture of Bowie’,” O’Regan has said about the new release. “Five years after crouching in the aisle at Newcastle’s City Hall to capture this image, I set off on one of two stadium tours accompanying David around the world as his chosen photographer. This favourite of mine is the image I’ve selected as my chosen moment for the B&O A9 speaker cover.”

In other Bowie news, his daughter Lexi Jones recently released her debut album ‘Xandri’, and went on to share a poem in which she insisted she is “not a copy” of her late father.

A special edition of Bowie’s ‘Ready, Set, Go!’ live album was also released for Record Store Day 2025, while his old childhood home in Bromley has been put on the market. His work is also due to feature in London’s brand-new ‘Live Odyssey’ immersive experience.