Kurt Cobain

Memorabilia from Prince, Paul McCartney, Johnny Cash, Elvis Presely, Madonna, David Bowie, The Rolling Stones, and many more will also be up for auction.

Basically no shows are happening due to the coronavirus outbreak, so we’ve been sharing some of our favorite live videos instead. Today’s picks include Nirvana, Sonic Youth, Nine Inch Nails, and more…

The iconic sweater Kurt Cobain wore on ’MTV Unplugged’ is up for auction again, along with a custom Fender guitar.

The new reissue also features five rehearsal tracks not included in the album’s original release, including alternate performances of ”The Man Who Sold The World,” ”Come As You Are,” and others.

On his major label debut — which includes ”Old Town Road” twice — Lil Nas X is throwing shit at the wall and seeing what sticks. Going by the sound of these songs, the outcome is possibly: nothing.

A paper pizza plate Kurt Cobain wrote a Nirvana setlist on for the band’s 1990 9:30 Club show in DC fetched $22,400, while the cardigan Cobain wore in a 1994 photoshoot auctioned for $75,000.

Rolling Stone has done other genre-specific ‘greatest albums’ lists before, like for metal and punk, and now they’ve done it for grunge.

Grunge was portrayed in the media as a brand new phenomenon, but Nirvana themselves would be the first to tell you that their music wasn’t really as original as people were saying it was. Here are 15 of the songs that (probably) helped make them…

From The Polyphonic Spree to Tori Amos to Tricky, here are some of the greatest interpretations of Nirvana’s music by other artists.

As good as Kurt Cobain was at songwriting, he was also a master of interpreting the work of others. His covers were rarely straightforward renditions — they almost always brought something new to the song and were sometimes even better than the originals…