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Nirvana‘s debut album ‘Bleach’ is getting a limited edition, red cassette reissue for Valentine’s Day.The Sub Pop Records release, which features the singles ‘Love Buzz’ and ‘Blew’, was released on June 15, 1989, and is the album that kicked everything off for the grunge giants whose next album was the game-changing classic ‘Nevermind’.Limited to 500 copies, the ‘Love Buzz Red’ cassette version of ‘Bleach’ arrives February 14 and will be sold through Tapehead City – get it here.A description of the tape on Tapehead City’s website reads: “‘Bleach’ was the debut album from Nirvana released on June 15, 1989, by Sub Pop records and Love Buzz was their first single.

There are times Dave Grohl still dreams about being in his former band Nirvana.

Dave Grohl has revealed that he still has dreams that see him back in his former band Nirvana.The Foo Fighters frontman, who was the drummer in Nirvana until frontman Kurt Cobain‘s tragic death in 1994, only ever plays the group’s tracks live with former bandmates Krist Novoselic and Pat Smear.Speaking in a new interview, Grohl revealed that he still dreams about the band and he explained why he wouldn’t ever perform the tracks on his own.“I wouldn’t feel comfortable singing a song that Kurt sang,” he told Classic Rock. “I feel perfectly at home playing those songs on the drums.

Smashing Pumpkins frontman Billy Corgan has likened the impact of the late Lil Peep on his fans to that of Nirvana‘s Kurt Cobain.Both stars died in tragic circumstances at an untimely age: Peep died from an accidental drug overdose at the age of 21 in 2017, while Cobain was just 27 when he took his own life in 1994.Speaking to Upset magazine, Corgan made the comparison while discussing the Pumpkins’ latest double album ‘CYR’ and how they have tried to remain relevant more three decades into their career.“This album is the result of us trying to come into the modern world,” Corgan told the outlet, who then note that “rather than just use Lil Peep-inspired beats (an artist who [Corgan] believes was ‘his generation’s Kurt Cobain’), the band

Miley Cyrus’ latest cover has caught the eye of its creator.

Miley Cyrus opens up about one of her most horrifying thoughts during her 27th birthday, sharing how afraid she was of joining the 27 Club if she didn’t sober up.The iconic singer who is about to release her long-awaited album   Plastic Hearts , described the fear she felt and her desire to quit drugs and alcohol, as she was approaching the milestone that meant the death of many legendary artists in the music industry.A post shared by Miley Cyrus (@mileycyrus)The rockstar confessed that it was a year in which she felt she had to protect herself, because “it’s a very pivotal time,” and because “we’ve lost so many icons at 27.”Some of the most famous members of the 27 Club are Kurt Cobain, Brian Jones, Jim Morrison, Amy Winehouse and Janis

Miley Cyrus is glad she has made it to 28 because she feared she’d join the likes of Amy Winehouse and Janis Joplin in music’s most tragic club.Winehouse and Joplin – like Brian Jones, Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, and Kurt Cobain – died at 27, and Miley reveals she quit drugs and alcohol earlier this year (2020) to help make sure she didn’t join the 27 Club.More Hollywood deaths“27 to me was a year that I really had to protect myself,” she says. “That actually really made me want to get sober because we’ve lost so many icons at 27.

Miley Cyrus recently opened up about her substance abuse. The singer told Apple Music's New Music Daily that she got sober earlier this year because she was afraid of joining stars such as Amy Winehouse, Kurt Cobain and Jimi Hendrix in the infamous "27 Club" of musicians who died at that age.

Miley Cyrus has admitted that she recently sobered up because she feared joining the 27 Club.The likes of Amy Winehouse, Jimi Hendrix, Kurt Cobain and Jim Morrison all died tragically at the age of 27.The singer, who recently turned 28 yesterday (November 23), says she quit drugs and alcohol earlier this year as a result.“27 to me was a year that I really had to protect myself,” she told Apple Music’s New Music Daily. “That actually really made me want to get sober because we’ve lost so many icons at 27.

Machine Gun Kelly has spoken about Kurt Cobain’s influence on him, saying the Nirvana frontman resonated with him as a teenager.The rapper and singer, whose real name is Colson Baker, spoke in a new interview about how the late grunge icon proved being technically proficient wasn’t the most important thing in music.“Some of us are just fuck-ups who look normal and wear shitty clothes because we can’t afford good ones, and we’re angry and we just wanna take out our angst and shit with a guitar,” he told Kerrang. “I’m not inspired by how good you are, it’s almost like the opposite.

Alicia Silverstone’s yellow plaid skirt suit in Clueless.The 43-year-old actress spoke with Vogue about how the memorable look came to be. “In the early ’90s, fashion was heavily influenced by Nirvana and Kurt Cobain,” she says, explaining the idea behind the pattern.

Queen’s performance at Live Aid in 1985 has been named the most iconic festival moment.

Kid Cudi has revealed his new tattoo in tribute to Kurt Cobain and Daniel Johnston – you can check it out below.The Ohio rapper – real name Scott Mescudi – took to Instagram yesterday (August 24) to show off his new inking, which was designed by renowned Los Angeles tattooist Doctor Woo.The piece references the late Nirvana frontman’s appearance at the 1992 MTV Video Music Awards ceremony, where he donned a white T-shirt featuring Johnston’s debut album artwork.Captioning a snap of the tattoo, Cudi wrote: “4 Kurt and salute to Daniel.” Posting the same image on his Instagram account, Doctor Woo said: “Kurt in Daniel on Cudi…legends all the way round.” @_dr_woo_ 4 Kurt and salute to DanielA post shared by Willis (@kidcudi) on Aug 23, 2020

is 2020 and natural selection is still in full flow, we’re pleased to report. We’re less pleased to report that it’s being showcased at concerts all across – you guessed it, America.Thousands of people are gathering at gigs and ‘herd immunity’ festivals across the pond, and not even to watch Oasis reform, nor Kurt Cobain to rise from the dead, but to bands where they had one song where you go, ‘Oh yeah, them’ at the end of a night in your hometown nightclub on Christmas Eve.The ‘Herd Immunity’ festival that took place in Wisconsin in July was quickly renamed ‘July Mini Fest’ after some bands refused to play (not daft haired metallers Static X, though – they were there like a shot in the arm of Covid.

Kurt Cobain’s MTV Unplugged performance is one of his most iconic appearances, and one lucky fan will be able to own a piece of memorabilia from that very performance. 

The guitar at the center of Frances Bean Cobain‘s nasty divorce battle is going under the hammer.

The guitar at the centre of Frances Bean Cobain’s nasty divorce battle is going under the hammer.

With an estimated starting bid of $1 million

The guitar used by Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain during the band’s famous MTV Unplugged in New York concert is going under the hammer, with a starting estimate of one million dollars (£810,000).

Kurt Cobain’s cardigan sold for a record $334,000 last year. Now the acoustic guitar the punk rocker played for Nirvana’s “MTV Unplugged” session, just five months before his death, is expected to fetch around $1 million at auction in June.

Post Malone will host a livestream concert tribute to Nirvana this Friday, April 24th at 3 p.m. PT/6 p.m. ET.