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If you managed to get tickets to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony, which will be open to the public for the first time, the organization has announced the official list of presenters and performers for the night. Not everything has been ironed out yet, but things look promising. -
8 Albums that go against the theory of the sophomore slump: Radiohead, Nirvana, Neutral Milk Hotel and more
The theory of the "sophomore slump" is that an artist has their whole lives to create their first album, but then suffers creatively when they have only a short time to create their second. Andrew W.K., The Stone Roses, Television, Interpol, and Best Coast are all examples of artists who have fallen into this trap, but it's not as widespread as music historians may lead you to believe. There are a huge number of bands whose second albums either made up for the false start of their debuts, or rode their debut's success to even greater artistic heights. -
Morrison Hotel Gallery presents exhibit on Kurt Cobain, marking the 20th anniversary of the Nirvana singer's death [PHOTOS]
The Morrison Hotel Gallery, known for showcasing fine art music photography across the country, has partnered with New York City's Dream Downtown hotel to present an exhibit on Kurt Cobain. Photographer Jesse Frohman will launch his tribute to the artist with a collection of photographs he took of the late Nirvana singer, shortly before his death 20 years ago. -
Bluewater Productions releasing a Kurt Cobain biography in comic book form
A slew of Kurt Cobain tributes have come forth due to the approaching 20th anniversary of Kurt Cobain's, including uncomfortable looking statues in his hometown of Aberdeen, WA. The newest addition to the list is the "Kurt Cobain" entry into the Tribute series from Bluewater Productions, a comic book publisher. The publication will be available starting April 2, the anniversary of Cobain's death. -
Kurt Cobain expert Charles Cross possibly explains meaning behind Nirvana's 'Come As You Are'
Charles R. Cross is rightly renowned among the most qualified of Cobain experts, thanks not only to his work as the performer's biographer, but also as the former editor of Seattle's The Rocket magazine for 15 years. The author recently revealed a possible new understanding of "Come As You Are," one of Nirvana's biggest hits. -
WATCH: Kurt Cobain, Tupac Shakur and Elvis come back to life in weird Dutch beer commercial
There are a lot of conspiracies out there in the world. The Americans never landed on the moon, Nessie is out there floating in Loch Ness, Elvis/Tupac Shakur/Marilyn Monroe and more never really died and are drinking crappy Dutch beer on a deserted island... -
Seattle Police Department reopens Kurt Cobain's death case, according to local news station
The musical death(s) most popular for conspiracy theorists in the last few decades have been those of the Notorious B.I.G. and Tupac Shakur, although things are about to heat up quite a bit for those who believe Kurt Cobain's death was more-murder-less-suicide. The Seattle Police Department has reopened the case, according to the city's KIRO 7 news team. -
Former Nirvana drummer Chad Channing won't be in Rock and Roll Hall of Fame after all...
Poor Chad Channing. Even though the first notable Nirvana drummer believed he would be getting inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame this year alongside his other bandmates and Dave Grohl, it seems as though he was only mistaken. -
Nirvana drummer Chad Channing reportedly getting in Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame: but should he?
When it was announced that Nirvana had won a bid to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a part of the 2014 class, it was always assumed that the band's most famous lineup - Kurt Cobain, Krist Novoselic and Dave Grohl - would get their names graved into music history. But what about the legendary grunge group's original drummer, Chad Channing? -
Former Nirvana bassist Krist Novoselic covers Lorde's 'Royals' on accordion [WATCH]
Everyone from Selena Gomez to Bruce Springsteen has performed a cover of Lorde's hit "Royals," which recently surpassed one million copies in sales. Now an unexpected cover from Nirvana bassist Krist Novoselic has surfaced, this time on the accordion. He and a small ensemble kept with the minimalist beat and drew out the melody with help from the accordion. -
Kurt Cobain Craigslist ad for Nirvana frontman's skis, phone was a hoax
If you were hoping to buy Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain's old skis or telephone, sorry. A Craigslist posting that popped up earlier this week from someone claiming to be his old roommate has been revealed as a hoax. -
Rolling Stone ranks every Nirvana song, and we compare our notes
Rolling Stone compiled the list to end all Nirvana lists: every song ever recorded by the band, original or otherwise, ranked down from 102 to no. 1. Spoiler alert: "Smells Like Teen Spirit" was given top billing. We warn you that the format chosen by Rolling Stone makes scrolling through a hassle, but we decided to have a bit of fun with it. Five Music Times employees reflected on their favorite Nirvana track, and we looked to see who was most "right" by Stone's standards.
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