Well isn’t this a pretty thing to find in the post? It’s my first chance to see a finished copy of the book with the quotations from Kurt, Dave and Aaron on the back and all the photographs in place and so forth. Neat!
The book comes out on March 31 and is available via Amazon and all other major book sites:
Also definitely overdue to share the rest of the chronology describing which bands are in the book. I’ve also put the full list of bands who took part below as well. The timeline is just an attempt to fit the bands who took part in the book into an overall structure, so you can see which shows people played with Nirvana and where:
1987
March, Raymond — Black Ice
Skid Row plays one undated house party in Aberdeen March/April
April 18, Tacoma (as Skid Row) — Nisqually Delta Podunk Nightmare, Soylent Green and Yellow Snow
May 1, Olympia (as Skid Row)— Dangermouse, Lansdat Blister, Nisqually Delta Podunk Nightmare
May 27, Tacoma (as Pen Cap Chew) — Hell’s Kitchen, Soylent Green
August 9, Tacoma (as Bliss) — Inspector Luv and the Ride Me Babies, Sons of Ishmael
1988
January 23, Tacoma (as Ted Ed Fred) — Moral Crux
March — Dave Foster plays the Caddy Shack house in Olympia as the band’s drummer
March 19, Tacoma (as Nirvana) — Lush, Vampire Lezbos
March/April — One show at The Witch House, Olympia plus Nirvana’s first Seattle show
April 24, Seattle — Blood Circus
May 14, Olympia — Nirvana play Gilly-Ann Hanner’s birthday party at The Glass House with Lansdat Blister and Sister Skelter
May 21, Olympia — K Dorm at the Evergreen State College. Herd of Turtles, Lansdat Blister
May 28, Olympia— Nirvana play Chris Quinn’s birthday party at The Glass House, Olympia with Sister Skelter
May — In time for an undated Seattle show Chad Channing joins on drums
June 2, Seattle — Chemistry Set
June 17, Ellensburg — King Krab, Lush
July 3, Seattle — Blood Circus, The Fluid
July 23, Seattle — Leaving Trains
July 30, Seattle — Skin Yard
August 20, Olympia — My Name, Swallow
August 29, Seattle — Treacherous Jaywalkers
October undated house party on Bainbridge Island
October 28, Seattle — Blood Circus, Butthole Surfers
October 30, Olympia — K Dorm at the Evergreen State College; Cobain smashes a guitar for the first time. Lansdat Blister and Lush
November 23, Bellingham — Coffin Break, Skin Yard
December 1, Seattle — Coffin Break, D.O.A.
December 21, Hoquiam — Attica, Psychlodds
December 28, Seattle — Blood Circus, Swallow, Tad, the Thrown Ups all play the Sub Pop 200 Record Release Party
1989
January 6, Portland — Mudhoney
January 14 & 24 — Nirvana conclude the recording of Bleach
January 21, Portland
February, Olympia — K Dorm. Helltrout and Psychlodds
February 10, San Francisco, CA
February 11, San Jose, CA — Mudhoney, Vomit Launch
February 25, Seattle — The Fluid, Skin Yard
April 1, Olympia — Helltrout, S.G.M., Tree House
April 7, Seattle — Love Battery
April 14, Ellensburg — King Krab
April 21 — Cobain joins the Go Team and records guitar for the songs “Scratch it Out” and “Bikini Twilight” released on 7” single in July
April 26, Seattle — Steel Pole Bath Tub
May 26, Auburn — Bible Stud, Skin Yard
June 9, Seattle — Mudhoney, Tad
June 10, Portland — Grind
The Bleach album is released on June 15
June 16, Olympia (as Industrial Nirvana) — Lush
June 21, Seattle
June 22, San Francisco, CA — Bad Mutha Goose
June 23, Los Angeles, CA
June 24, Los Angeles, CA — Clawhammer, Stone by Stone
June 25, Tempe, AZ — Crash Worship, Sun City Girls
June 27, Sante Fe, NM — 27 Devils Joking, Monkeyshines
June 30, San Antonio, TX — Happy Dogs, Swaziland White Band
July 1, Houston, TX — Bayou Pigs, David von Ohlerking
July 2, Fort Worth, TX
July 3, Dallas, TX
July 5, Iowa City, IA — Blood Circus
July 6, Minneapolis, MN
July 7, Madison, WI
July 8, Chicago, IL
July 9, Wilkinsburg, PA
July 12, Philadelphia, PA — Napalm Sunday
July 13, Hoboken, NJ — Tad
July 15, Jamaican Plain, MA — Cheater Slicks, Death of Samantha
July 18, New York, NY — Cows, God Bullies, Lonely Moans, Surgery
The Teriyaki Asthma compilation is released in August featuring the Nirvana song “Mexican Seafood”
August 20 & 28 — Cobain and Novoselic take part in The Jury recording sessions
August 26, Seattle — Cat Butt, Mudhoney
September — Nirvana record B-sides for the Blew EP European tour release
September 26, Seattle — Dickless, Knife Dance
September 28, Minneapolis, MN
September 30, Chicago, IL — Eleventh Day Dream
October 1, Champaign, IL — Steel Pole Bath Tub
October 2, Kalamazoo, IL — Steel Pole Bath Tub
October 3, Ann Arbor, MI — Steel Pole Bath Tub
October 4 or 5, Toledo, OH — Steel Pole Bath Tub
October 6, Cincinnati, OH — Grinch
October 7, Lawrence, KS — 24/7 Spyz
October 8, Omaha, NE — Mousetrap
October 11, Denver, CO — The Fluid
October 13, Boulder, CO
October 23, Newcastle, U.K. — The Cateran, Tad
October 24, Manchester, U.K. — The Cateran, Tad
October 25, Leeds, U.K. — The Cateran, Tad
October 26 — Nirvana record a radio session at the BBC Maida Vale Studios, London, U.K. for the John Peel Show
October 27, London, U.K. — The Cateran, Tad
October 28, Portsmouth, U.K. — The Cateran, Tad
October 29, Birmingham, U.K. — Tad
October 30, Norwich, U.K. — Tad
November 1 — Nirvana record a radio session at the Villa 65 studio, Hilversum, the Netherlands for the Nozems-a-Gogo show
November 1, Rotterdam, the Netherlands — Tad
November 2, Groningen, the Netherlands — Tad
November 3, Utrecht, the Netherlands — Tad
November 4, Apeldoorn, the Netherlands — Tad
November 5, Amsterdam, the Netherlands — Tad
November 7, Mönchengladbach, West Germany — Tad
November 8, Cologne, West Germany — Tad
November 9, Hanover, West Germany — Tad
November 10, Enger, West Germany — Tad
November 11, Berlin, West Germany — Tad
November 12, Oldenburg, West Germany — Tad
November 13, Hamburg, West Germany — Tad
November 15, Heidelberg, West Germany — Tad
November 16, Nuremberg, West Germany — Tad
November 17, Gammelsdorf, West Germany — Tad
November 18, Hanau, West Germany — Tad
November 20, Linz, Austria — Tad
November 21, Budapest, Hungary — Tad
November 22, Vienna, Austria — Tad
November 23, Graz, Austria — Tad
November 24, Hohenems, Austria — Tad
November 25, Fribourg, Switzerland — Tad
November 26, Mezzago, Italy — Tad
November 27, Rome, Italy — Tad
November 29, Geneva, Switzerland — Tad
November 30, Zurich, Switzerland — Tad
December 1, Isy-Les-Moulineaux, France — Tad
December 2, Ghent, Belgium — Tad
December 3, London, U.K. — Mudhoney, Tad
The Blew EP is released in the U.K. in early December
1990
January 2-3 — Nirvana enter Reciprocal Recording to record new song “Sappy”
January 6, Seattle — Crunchbird, the Gits, Tad
January 12, Portland — Oily Bloodmen
January 19, Olympia
January 20, Tacoma — Machine, Rhino Humpers
February 9, Portland — Rawhead Rex, Screaming Trees, Tad
February 11, San Jose, CA — Tad, Vegas Voodoo
February 12, Sacramento, CA — Tad, Thornucopia
February 14, San Francisco, CA — Dickless, Tad (two performances took place on this date)
February 15, Hollywood, CA — Distorted Pony, Tad
February 16, Long Beach, CA — Haywire, Tad
February 17, Tijuana, Mexico — Tad
February 19, Phoenix, AZ — Tad
February 21, Chico, CA — Tad
March 12, Vancouver, Canada — the Bombshells, Tad
March 20, Nirvana records their attempt at a formal video at the Evergreen State College
April 1, Chicago, IL — God’s Acre, Bhang Revival
April 2-6 — Nirvana record demos for their (aborted) second Sub Pop album provisionally entitled Sheep at Smart Studios Madison, WI
April 6, Madison, WI — Tad, Victims Family
April 8, Milwaukee, WI
April 9, Minneapolis, MN — Tad, Victim’s Family
April 10, Ann Arbor, MI — Tad, Victim’s Family
April 14, Cincinnati, OH — (Peter Prescott, Volcano Suns: “The show that never happened — think we were to play with them in Cleveland and they canceled, so we never ran into them.”)
April 16, Toronto, Canada
April 17, Montréal, Canada
April 18, Cambridge, MA — The Bags
April 20, Swarthmore, PA
April 21, Cambridge, MA — Slaughter Shack
April 26, New York, NY — Rat at Rat R
April 27, Amherst, MA — 3 Merry Widows, Cordelia’s Dad, Gobblehoof, New Radiant Storm King, Sweet Lickin’ Honey Babes
April 28, Hoboken, NJ — the Jesus Lizard
April 29, Washington D.C. — Loop
April 30, Philadelphia, PA
May 1, Chapel Hill, NC
May 2, Charlotte, NC
May 4, Tampa, FL
May 5, Jacksonville Beach, FL
May 6, Atlanta, GA
May 9, Columbus, OH — Barbed Wire Dolls
May 10, Cincinnati, OH— Coffin Break
May 11, Tulsa, OK
May 13, Lincoln, NE
May 14, Denver, CO — Jux County
May 17, Boise, ID — 24/7 Spyz
July 11 & 24 — Nirvana record the “Sliver” single
The Hard to Believe compilation is released in August featuring Nirvana covering the song “Do You Love Me?” by Kiss
August 16, Las Vegas, NV
August 17, Hollywood, CA
August 19, San Diego, CA — Chemical People
August 20, Sacramento, CA
August 21, San Francisco, CA
August 23, Portland
August 24, Seattle
August 25, Vancouver, Canada
The “Sliver”/”Dive” single is released in September
September 22, Seattle — the Derelicts, the Dwarves
September 25 — Grohl is given an audition at the Dutchman rehearsal rooms in Seattle then Cobain records a radio session for KAOS Radio, Olympia on Calvin Johnson’s Boy Meets Girl show where he announces Grohl has joined Nirvana
The Heaven and Hell compilation is released in October featuring Nirvana covering the song “Here She Comes Now” by the Velvet Underground
October — Cobain joins friends Earth at Smegma Studios, Portland to record vocals for the songs “Bureaucratic Desire for Revenge” and “Divine and Bright”
October 11, Olympia — Witchypoo
October 17, Olympia — Unrest
October 21 — Nirvana record a radio session at the BBC Maida Vale Studios, London, U.K. for the John Peel Show
October 23, Birmingham, U.K.
October 24, London, U.K. — Godflesh
October 25, Leeds, U.K. — Arm, Victims Family
October 26, Edinburgh, U.K. — Shonen Knife, the Vaselines
October 27, Nottingham, U.K. — Shonen Knife
October 29, Norwich, U.K. — Jacob’s Mouse
November 25, Seattle — Heavy into Jeff, Holy Rollers
December 31, Portland — Caustic Soda, Hitting Birth, Roger Nusic, Thrillhammer
1991
Nirvana’s live cover of the Vaselines’ song “Molly’s Lips” is released on a split single with The Fluid in January
January 1 — Nirvana enter the Music Source studio, Seattle to record demos
January 18, Olympia — Fitz of Depression, Helltrout, Nubbin
March 2, Boise, ID — Anxiety Prophets, Blank Frank and the Tattooed Gods
March 4, Calgary, Canada
March 5, Edmonton, Canada
March 8, Vancouver, Canada — Doughboys, Mudhoney, Screaming Trees, the Wongs
March 9, Victoria, Canada
April 13, Olympia (Cobain/Grohl with Witchypoo) — Giant Henry, Witchypoo
April 17, Seattle — Fitz of Depression
May 2-28 — Nirvana enter Sound City Studios, Burbank, CA to record Nevermind
May 29, Los Angeles, CA — Fitz of Depression, I Own the Sky
The Grunge Years compilation is released in June featuring the Nirvana song “Dive”
June 1, Olympia (Cobain, Grohl with Witchypoo) — Giant Henry, Witchypoo
June 8, Olympia
June 10, Englewood, CA — the Jesus Lizard
June 11, Salt Lake City, UT
June 13, San Francisco, CA
June 14, Hollywood, CA — Hole
June 15, Tijuana, Mexico
June 17, Sacramento, CA — Kai Kln
June 18, Santa Cruz, CA
June 20, Portland
The Kill Rock Stars compilation is released in August featuring the Nirvana song “Beeswax”
August 15, Hollywood, CA — Wool
August 20, Cork, Ireland
August 21, Dun Laoghaire, Ireland — Mexican Pets, Power of Dreams
August 23, Reading, U.K. — Power of Dreams, Teenage Fanclub
August 24, Cologne, Germany
August 25, Hasselt, Belgium
August 27, Bremen, Germany — Didjits, Gumball
August 28, Halle, Germany
August 29, Stuttgart, Germany
August 30, Nuremberg, Germany
September 1, Rotterdam, the Netherlands — Charmin’ Children, Mudhoney, Paradogs, Son of Bazerk
September 3 — Nirvana record a radio session at the BBC Maida Vale Studios, London, U.K. for the John Peel Show
The “Smells Like Teen Spirit” single is released on September 10
September 16, Seattle
September 20, Toronto, Canada
September 21, Montréal, Canada
September 23, Boston, MA — Cliffs of Doneen
September 24, Boston, MA
September 25, Providence, RI
September 26, New Haven, CT
September 27, Trenton, NJ
September 28, New York, NY — two performances took place on this date
September 30, Pittsburgh, PA
October 1, Philadelphia, PA
October 2, Washington D.C.
October 4, Chapel Hill, NC
October 5, Athens, GA
October 6, Atlanta, GA
October 7, Memphis, TN
October 9, Columbus, OH
October 10, Cleveland, OH
October 11, Detroit, MI
October 12, Chicago, IL
October 14, Minneapolis, MN — two performances took place on this date
October 16, St Louis, MO
October 17, Lawrence, KS — Paw
October 19, Dallas, TX — Sister Double Happiness, Thinking Fellers Union Local 282
October 20, Houston, TX — Sister Double Happiness
October 21, Austin, TX — Sister Double Happiness (two performances took place on this date)
October 23, Tempe, AZ — Sister Double Happiness
October 24, San Diego, CA
October 24, Tijuana, Mexico — Hole, Sister Double Happiness
October 25, Hollywood, CA — Hole, Sister Double Happiness
October 26, San Francisco, CA — Sister Double Happiness
October 27, Hollywood, CA — Hole
October 29, Portland — Mudhoney, Sprinkler
October 30, Vancouver, Canada — Mudhoney
October 31, Seattle — Mudhoney
November 4, Bristol, U.K. — Midway Still
November 5, London, U.K. — Captain America, Television Personalities
November 6, Wolverhampton, U.K. — Captain America
November 9 — Nirvana record a radio session at the BBC Maida Vale Studios, London, U.K. for Mark Goodier’s Evening Sessions
November 10, Berlin, Germany
November 11, Hamburg, Germany
November 12, Frankfurt, Germany
November 13, Munich, Germany
November 14, Vienna, Austria — Skin Yard
November 16, Muggia, Italy
November 17, Mezzago, Italy
November 19, Rome, Italy
November 20, Baricella, Italy
November 23, Ghent, Belgium — Hole
November 25 — Nirvana record their last ever radio session at the NOB Audio studio, Hilversum, the Netherlands for the Nozems-a-Gogo and Twee Meter De Lucht In shows
November 25, Amsterdam, the Netherlands
November 26, Bradford, U.K. — Captain America, Shonen Knife
Nirvana appear on the Top of the Pops TV show in Borehamwood on December 27
November 27, Birmingham, U.K. — Captain America, Shonen Knife
November 28, Sheffield, U.K. — Captain America, Shonen Knife
November 29, Edinburgh, U.K. — Captain America, Shonen Knife
November 30, Glasgow, U.K. — Captain America, Shonen Knife
December 1, Edinburgh, U.K. (as Teen Spirit) — the Joyriders
December 2, Newcastle, U.K. — Captain America, Shonen Knife
December 3, Nottingham, U.K. — Captain America, Shonen Knife
December 4, Manchester, U.K. — Captain America, Shonen Knife
December 5, London, U.K. — Captain America, Shonen Knife
Nirvana appear on the Tonight with Jonathan Ross TV show in London on December 6
December 7, Rennes, France
December 27, Los Angeles, CA
December 28, Del Mar, CA
December 29, Tempe, AZ
December 31, Daly City, CA
1992
January 2, Salem, OR
Nirvana rehearse on January 9 in New York ready for their TV appearance on Saturday Night Live on January 11
Nirvana record a performance for MTV in New York on January 10
January 24, Sydney, Australia — Tumbleweed
January 25, Sydney, Australia
January 26, Gold Coast, Australia
January 27, Brisbane, Australia
January 30, Adelaide, Australia — Tumbleweed
January 31, Melbourne, Australia — The Guttersnipes, Tumbleweed
February 1, Melbourne, Australia — Tumbleweed
February 2, Melbourne, Australia — Tumbleweed
February 5, Canberra, Australia — Tumbleweed
The Hormoaning EP is released in Asia/Pacific on February 5
February 6, Sydney, Australia
February 7, Sydney, Australia — Crow, Nunbait
February 9, Auckland, New Zealand — Second Child
February 14, Osaka, Japan
February 16, Nagoya, Japan
February 17, Kawasaki, Japan
February 19, Tokyo, Japan
February 21, Honolulu, HI
February 22, Honolulu, HI
The “Come as You Are” single is released March 3
The Bleach album is reissued in April
April 7 & one unknown date — Nirvana enter the Laundry Room studio to record B-side material
The Eight Songs for Greg Sage and the Wipers compilation is released in June featuring Nirvana covering “Return of the Rat” by the Wipers
June 21, Dublin, Ireland — Teenage Fanclub
June 22, Belfast, Ireland — Teenage Fanclub
June 24, Paris, France — Teenage Fanclub
June 26, Roskilde, Denmark — Teenage Fanclub
June 27, Turku, Finland — Teenage Fanclub
June 28, Sandvika, Norway — Teenage Fanclub
June 30, Stockholm, Sweden — Teenage Fanclub
July 2, Valencia, Spain — Teenage Fanclub
July 3, Madrid, Spain — Teenage Fanclub
July 4, Bilbao, Spain — Teenage Fanclub
The “Lithium” single is released on July 13
August 30, Reading, U.K. — Bjorn Again, Pele, Shonen Knife, Teenage Fanclub
Nirvana rehearse on September 8 in Los Angeles for their TV appearance at the MTV Video Music Awards ceremony on September 9
September 10, Portland — Calamity Jane, Jello Biafra
September 11, Seattle — Fitz of Depression
October 3, Bellingham — Unannounced guest show. Mudhoney, Medelicious, Saucer
October 4, Seattle — Unannounced guest show. Mudhoney
October 25-26 — Nirvana enter the Word of Mouth Productions studio, Seattle (formerly Reciprocal Recording) to record the first demos for their next album
October 29, Buenos Aires, Argentina — Novoselic and Grohl join Pirata Industrial on stage at a nightclub
October 30, Buenos Aires, Argentina — Calamity Jane, Los Brujos
November — Cobain enters the Laundry Room studio to record the guitar part for a single to feature William S. Burroughs. He also joins Melvins in San Francisco for the Houdini sessions
The “In Bloom” single is released on November 30
The Incesticide compilation is released on December 14
1993
January 16, São Paulo, Brazil — Biquíni Cavadão, DeFalla, Dr. Sin
January 19-21 — Nirvana enter the BMG Ariola Ltda studio in Rio de Janeiro to record further demos for their new album. Cobain also takes part in a demo session for Hole on the 21st
January 23, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil — Biquíni Cavadão, DeFalla, Dr. Sin
February 12-26— Nirvana enter the Pachyderm Recording studio to record In Utero
The “Oh the Guilt”/”Puss” split-single with the Jesus Lizard is released on February 15
April 9, Daly City, CA — Benefit for the Tresnjevka Women’s Group
May — Cobain enters the Bad Animals studio for the remixing of the “Heart Shaped Box” and “All Apologies” single A-sides
The single “The Priest They Called Him” is released on July 1 featuring Cobain’s guitar work back William S. Burroughs’ reading
July 14-15 — Nirvana rehearse for the New York show on the 23rd with cellist Lori Goldston and second guitarist ‘Big’ John Duncan
July 23, New York, NY — The Jesus Lizard
August 6, Seattle —Hell Smells, Kill Sybil, Tad
The “Heart Shaped Box” single is released on August 30
September 8, New York, NY — Cobain and Courtney Love duet for Rock Against Rape
The In Utero album is released on September 13
Nirvana rehearse on September 23 in New York ready for their TV performance on Saturday Night Live on September 25
October — Cobain joins Hole at Triclops Recording in Atlanta, GA for a demo session
October 14-16 — Nirvana enter Hayvenhurst Studios in Van Nuys, CA to rehearse ready for the In Utero tour
October 18, Phoenix, AZ — Mudhoney
October 19, Albuquerque, NM — Mudhoney
October 21, Kansas City, KS — Mudhoney
October 22, Davenport, IA — Mudhoney
October 23, Chicago, IL — Mudhoney
October 25, Chicago, IL — Mudhoney
October 26, Milwaukee, WI — Mudhoney
Nirvana song “Verse Chorus Verse” (A.K.A. “Sappy”) released on the No Alternative compilation for the Red Hot AIDS Benefit Series on October 26
October 27, Kalamazoo, MI — Boredoms, Meat Puppets
October 29, Detroit, MI — Boredoms, Meat Puppets
October 30, Dayton, OH — Boredoms, Meat Puppets
October 31, Akron, OH — Boredoms, Meat Puppets
November 2, Verdun, Canada — Boredoms, Meat Puppets
The Nirvana song “I Hate Myself and I Want to Die” is released on the Beavis and Butthead Experience compilation on November 3
November 4, Toronto, Canada — Boredoms, Meat Puppets
November 5, Amherst, NY — Boredoms, Meat Puppets
November 7, Williamsburg, VA — Half Japanese
November 8, Philadelphia, PA — Half Japanese
November 9, Bethlehem, PA — Half Japanese
November 10, Springfield, MA — Half Japanese
November 12, Fitchburg, MA — Half Japanese
November 13, Washington D.C. — Half Japanese
November 14, New York — Half Japanese
November 15, New York — Half Japanese
Nirvana rehearse on November 16-17 at a studio in Weehawken, NJ ready for their appearance on MTV Unplugged on November 18 in New York. The Meat Puppets accompany them
November 26, Jacksonville, FL — Come
November 27, Miami, FL — Come
November 28, Lakeland, FL — Come
November 29, Atlanta, GA — Come
December 1, Birmingham, AL — Come
December 2, Tallahassee, FL — Come
December 3, New Orleans, LA — Shonen Knife
December 5, Dallas, TX — Shonen Knife
December 6, Houston, TX — Shonen Knife
The “All Apologies”/”Rape Me” single is released on December 6
December 8, Oklahoma, OK — Shonen Knife
December 9, Omaha, NE — Shonen Knife
December 10, Saint Paul, MN — Shonen Knife
Nirvana fail to rehearse on December 12 ready for their TV appearance on December 13 for MTV Live and Loud. Cypress Hill accompany them
December 14, Salem, OR
December 15, Boise, ID
December 16, Ogden, UT
December 18, Denver, CO
December 29, San Diego, CA — Butthole Surfers, Chokebore
December 30, Inglewood, CA — Butthole Surfers, Chokebore
December 31, Oakland, CA — Butthole Surfers, Chokebore
1994
January 1, Central Point, OR — Butthole Surfers, Chokebore
January 3, Vancouver, Canada — Butthole Surfers, Chokebore
January 4, Vancouver, Canada — Butthole Surfers, Chokebore
January 6, Spokane — Butthole Surfers, Chokebore
January 7, Seattle — Butthole Surfers, Chokebore
January 8, Seattle — Butthole Surfers, Chokebore
January 28-30, Seattle — Last ever Nirvana recording session
Nirvana appear on the Nulle Part Ailleurs TV show in Paris on February 4
February 6, Cascais, Portugal — Buzzcocks
February 8, Madrid, Spain — Buzzcocks
February 9, Barcelona, Spain — Buzzcocks
February 10, Toulouse, France — Buzzcocks
February 12, Toulon, France — Buzzcocks
February 14, Paris, France — Buzzcocks
Nirvana’s last ever photo session takes place late on February 14/early on February 15 in Paris
February 16, Rennes, France — Buzzcocks
February 18, Grenoble, France — Buzzcocks
February 21, Modena, Italy — Flor de Mal
February 22, Marino, Italy — Flor de Mal
Nirvana make their last ever TV appearance on the Tunnel TV show in Rome on February 23
February 24, Milan, Italy
February 25, Milan, Italy
February 27, Ljubljana, Slovenia
March 1, Munich, Germany — Nirvana’s last ever show
March 4, Rome, Italy — Cobain hospitalized
March 8, Rome, Italy — Cobain released from hospital
March 12, SeaTac Airport — Cobain returns home
March 25, Seattle — Drug intervention at Cobain’s home. Cobain records his last demo session with Pat Smear in the basement of the house
March 30, Los Angeles — Cobain arrives at rehab
April 1, Los Angeles — Cobain leaves rehab
April 5, Seattle — Cobain commits suicide
April 8, Seattle — Cobain’s body found
The Complete List of Bands:
24-7 Spyz — Amorphous Head — Anxiety Prophets — Arm — Attica
Bad Mutha Goose — Bayou Pigs — Bhang Revival — Bible Stud — Biquini Cavadão — Bjorn Again — Black Ice — Blank Frank and the Tattooed Gods — Blood Circus — Boredoms — Butthole Surfers — Buzzcocks
Calamity Jane — Captain America — Cat Butt — Caustic Soda — Charmin’ Children — Cheater Slicks — Chemical People — Chemistry Set — Chokebore — Claw Hammer — Cliffs of Dooneen — Coffin Break — Come — Cordelia’s Dad — Cows — Crash Worship — Crow — Crunchbird — Cypress Hill
D.O.A. — Danger Mouse — David Von Ohlerking — Death of Samantha — DeFalla — Derelicts — Dickless — Distorted Pony — Dr Sin
Eleventh Dream Day
Fitz of Depression — Flor de Mal
Girl Trouble — Gobblehoof — God Bullies — Grinch — Gumball
Happy Dead Juans — Happy Dogs — Haywire — Heavy into Jeff — Hell Smells — Hell’s Kitchen — Helltrout — Herd of Turtles — Hitting Birth — Hole — Holy Rollers
I Own the Sky — Inspector Luv and the Ride Me Babies
Jacob’s Mouse — Jad Fair — Jello Biafra — Jux County
Kai Kln — Kill Sybil — King Krab — Knife Dance
Landsat Blister — Leaving Trains — Lonely Moans — Loop — Los Brujos — Love Battery — Lush
Machine — Meat Puppets — Medelicious — Midway Still — Monkeyshines — Mousetrap — Mudhoney — My Name
Napalm Sunday — New Radiant Storm King — Nirvana — Nisqually Delta Podunk Nightmare — Nubbin — Nunbait
Oily Bloodmen
Pansy Division — Paradogs — Pele — Pirata Industrial — Power of Dreams — Psychlodds
Rat at Rat R — Rawhead Rex — Roger Nusic
S.G.M. — Saucer — Screaming Trees — Second Child — Shonen Knife — Sister Double Happiness — Sister Skelter — Slaughter Shack — Son of Bazerk — Sons of Ishmael — Soylent Green — Sprinkler — Steel Pole Bath Tub — Stone by Stone — Sun City Girls — Surgery — Swallow — Swaziland White Band — Sweet Lickin’ Honey Babes
Tad — Teenage Fan Club — Television Personalities — Terry Lee Hale — The Bags — The Bombshells — The Cateran/The Joyriders — The Didjits — The Doughboys — The Dwarves — The Fluid — The Gits — The Guttersnipes — The Jesus Lizard — The Magnet Men — The Thrown Ups — The Wongs — Thinking Fellers Union Local 282 — Thornucopia — Three Merry Widows — Thrillhammer — Treacherous Jaywalkers — Tree House — Tumbleweed
Unrest — Unwound — Vampire Lezbos — Vegas Voodoo — Victim’s Family — Volcano Suns — Vomit Launch
Witchypoo — Wool
Yellow Snow
Nice!