Your browser does not support the audio element. An investigation into the legitimacy of a much debated performance by the famous rock band "Nirvana" featuring Kurt ...

A treasure trove of vintage Nirvana live video footage has surfaced online, Gothamist points out. The clips date to 1989, when Dave Grohl hadn’t yet joined on drums and the band was still being ...

For this year’s Valentine’s Day, online cassette store Tapehead City is releasing an exclusive “Love Buzz Red’ edition of Nirvana‘s 1989 debut album Bleach (limited to 500 copies). They write: “Bleach ...

Sub Pop co-founder Bruce Pavitt witnessed music history-in-the-making during the years the record label was home to a handful of bands who would become superstars. In his book, “Experiencing Nirvana: ...

At this point, there’s been so many printings, pressings and reissues of Nirvana’s 1989 debut Bleach that it’s nearly impossible to keep track of which is what and for collectors, worth how much. Just ...

Circa the late ’80s, former college radio DJ and subterranean-music diehard Bruce Pavitt co-founded Sub Pop Records with his business partner, Jonathan Poneman. Seattle upstarts Nirvana were one of ...

This week, diehard Nirvana fans are getting a snapshot throwback all the way back to 1989. Photographer Richard Davis recently rediscovered some lost negatives that offer a look into one of Nirvana’s ...

Kurt Cobain heals his spirit on tour with Nirvana in 1989. "He had a nervous breakdown onstage," says Bruce Pavitt, former Sub Pop exec and author of Experiencing Nirvana. "So we took him on a 24-hour ...

In 1989, Nirvana had just signed with Sub Pop, and the soon-to-be grunge icons were getting ready to release their debut album, Bleach. Also around this time, Kurt Cobain and Krist Novoselic sat down ...

Courtesy Big HasslePavitt, in Europe with Nirvana in 1989.We’ve got a feature in this week’s paper about Sub Pop co-founder Bruce Pavitt and his “hermit lifestyle” on Orcas Island where he raises ...

The Cobain-owned, stage-played, smashed and signed axe was used on Nirvana's first U.S. tour at two performances in 1989, according to Julien's Auctions Ryan Parker is the former Senior News Editor, ...