"Let's Dance" was released by EMI America in edited form as the lead single on 14 March 1983, with the catalogue number EA 152 and the remake of "Cat People" as the B-side. Three days later, Bowie held a press conference in London where he announced the new album, titled "Let's Dance", the new label, and the upcoming Serious Moonlight Tour. He donned a new look, featuring bleached blonde hair and a white suit. A few days later, the "Let's Dance" video premiered on the UK rock show "The Tube", along with interviews by Jools Holland. By the following week, "Let's Dance" entered the UK Singles Chart at number five, before peaking at number one for three weeks (demoting Duran Duran's "Is There Something I Should Know?"), and remaining on the chart for 14 weeks. It further peaked at number one on the US "Billboard" Hot 100 in April, becoming Bowie's biggest charting single to date. According to Buckley, the single was played "endlessly" on UK radio stations.