On 1993, Nirvana taped their MTV 'Unplugged' performance. Cobain would sadly never see the success that followed.

It was nearly a disaster, but Nirvana going acoustic for MTV ended up being one of the most iconic live performances ever and ...

Pearl Jam announced not only dates for a North American tour yesterday, but also a release date for their upcoming LP Gigaton. They’d been dropping hints for the past week about an album, but until ...

The acoustic guitar used by the Nirvana frontman was initially expected to sell for over $1 million at auction. The rare guitar used by Nirvana’s Kurt Cobain during his band’s infamous 1993 MTV ...

Stone Temple Pilots, the hard rock sensation based south of Los Angeles, taped a performance for "MTV Unplugged" in New York City in November of 1993. Band members Weiland (vocals), Robert DeLeo (bass ...

Dave Pirner, the lead singer for “Soul Asylum,” tells Yahoo Entertainment what it was like performing at the 1993 MTV Inaugural Ball for elected president, Bill Clinton. “People were excited.” he says ...

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One of Nirvana‘s final televised live performances came in 1993, when they played a special hometown performance at Seattle’s Pier 48 as part of MTV’s “Live and Loud” broadcast. The video is perhaps ...

AUSTIN, Texas — If you've been in Austin for even a short amount of time, you've probably heard someone say the city has changed a lot over the years. Maybe even that "it's not like it used to be," or ...

Unplugged is a 1993 live album by Neil Young. It contains a previously unreleased song "Stringman", that dates from 1976. The taping of the show was also released on ...

Following the release of their 2010 self-titled album, the last to feature original vocalist Scott Weiland, Stone Temple Pilots existed in a strange state, rarely able to work as a full-time band in ...

A portion of the once-mighty Belknap Hardware complex crumbled in a giant plume of smoke in October 1993 — a spectacular event that drew several Hollywood actors and an MTV film crew to Louisville.