New subscribers can watch MTV Unplugged at no charge with a one-week free trial — no strings attached. The streaming service now has performances spanning Seasons One through Eight of the show ...

Instead of asking yourself the easy question — was Nirvana’s appearance the greatest “MTV Unplugged” show ever? — ask yourself the harder one: Is “MTV Unplugged in New York” the ...

The iconic series MTV Unplugged will be coming to Paramount+ ... Perhaps most famous was Nirvana’s performance, which was recorded in November 1993, five months before singer Kurt Cobain ...

On December 16, 1993, Nirvana’s MTV Unplugged made its television debut, transporting frontman Kurt Cobain’s blazing, almost frightened blue eyes into staticky TV screens across the country.

And now Paramount+ has added a ton of classic MTV Unplugged episodes, including famous performances by Nirvana and Alice in Chains. As noted in a press release by Paramount, many of these ...

Who can say why MTV chose to air Nirvana’s performance on the network’s Unplugged program over and over, like a tape loop, in the hours and days following the discovery of Cobain’s lifeless ...

Anxious about the show, jittery from heroin withdrawal and frustrated at MTV’s icy ... Not just the Unplugged show. Kurt Cobain himself is over. The entire career of Nirvana is over.’ ...

His persona was curated as much as any other rockstar; Nirvana had a brand image, after all. They were angsty, they pushed limits, they played loud. So when MTV Unplugged invited them to play a ...

Nirvana, one of the most influential grunge bands of the ’90s, recorded their first live session at MTV Unplugged in November 1993, five months before the death of lead singer Kurt Cobain. The live ...

"I guarantee you I will screw this song up," Kurt Cobain told the crowd before Nirvana launched into their stirring cover of ...

During its heyday in the 1990s, “MTV Unplugged ... back sets from the likes of Nirvana, Mariah Carey and Alice in Chains. Here are some of our favorite “Unplugged” performances, and ...

“I guarantee you I will screw this song up,” Kurt Cobain told the crowd before Nirvana launched into their stirring cover of David Bowie’s “The Man Who Sold the World” on MTV Unplugged ...