Prince

FULL CONCERT - Prince and The Revolution: PURPLE RAIN Tour in Atlanta

Atlanta, GA, United States

• In January 1985, during the "Purple Rain" tour, Prince was riding a monumental wave of popularity following the release of his critically acclaimed al... Read Full Description >

  In January 1985, during the "Purple Rain" tour, Prince was riding a monumental wave of popularity following the release of his critically acclaimed album "Purple Rain" in June 1984. This album not only solidified Prince's status as a leading figure in pop and rock music but also featured hits like "When Doves Cry" and "Let's Go Crazy," both of which were pivotal in defining the sound of the 1980s. The Atlanta concert captures the essence of Prince's theatrical performance style, characterized by his energetic guitar work and dynamic stage presence. This tour was notable for blending rock, funk, and pop, showcasing the innovative Minneapolis sound that Prince championed. Furthermore, the success of the "Purple Rain" film, which accompanied the album, helped elevate his reach and influence in the music industry, marking a period of profound artistic expression and commercial success for the artist.

Prince - I Would Die 4 U / Baby I'm A Star (Full Concert)

• On January 1, 1985, Prince was riding high on the success of his album "Purple Rain," which had been released in 1984. This album not only featured th... Read Full Description >

  On January 1, 1985, Prince was riding high on the success of his album "Purple Rain," which had been released in 1984. This album not only featured the iconic tracks "I Would Die 4 U" and "Baby I'm a Star," showcased in the live recording, but also positioned Prince as a major pop and rock icon. "Purple Rain" served as both a soundtrack for the film of the same name and a watershed moment in his career, blending rock, funk, and R&B in a groundbreaking manner. Notably, during this period, Prince's innovative music style and flamboyant stage presence revolutionized the music landscape, and he became a prominent figure on MTV, as evidenced by the extensive airplay of performances like the one captured in this video. His ability to seamlessly blend genres and electrify audiences solidified his status as a musical genius at this peak moment in his career.

Live Performance of 'Purple Rain' by Prince and The Revolution at Carrier Dome

Carrier Dome
Syracuse, NY, United States

• On March 30, 1985, Prince was riding high on the success of his groundbreaking "Purple Rain" album, which was released in June 1984. This live recordi... Read Full Description >

  On March 30, 1985, Prince was riding high on the success of his groundbreaking "Purple Rain" album, which was released in June 1984. This live recording captures a pivotal moment in his career, shortly after the album had solidified both Prince's and The Revolution's place in popular music. The live performance at the Carrier Dome in Syracuse showcases the energy and charisma that made Prince a formidable live act. "Purple Rain," the song, became synonymous with Prince and is a cornerstone of his discography, blending rock, pop, and gospel elements. Interestingly, the concert was part of a larger tour in support of the "Purple Rain" album, which not only showcased the music but also featured the film of the same name, further propelling Prince into superstardom. The live recording was eventually released on "Prince & The Revolution: Live" in 1986, preserving the essence of this iconic performance.

Prince - Purple Rain Live Performance at Carrier Dome, Syracuse

Carrier Dome
Syracuse, NY, United States

• On March 30, 1985, Prince performed live at the Carrier Dome in Syracuse, New York, during a significant period in his career marked by the immense su... Read Full Description >

  On March 30, 1985, Prince performed live at the Carrier Dome in Syracuse, New York, during a significant period in his career marked by the immense success of his album "Purple Rain." This live recording features one of his most iconic songs, "Purple Rain," which was released shortly before this performance on the "Purple Rain" soundtrack in 1984. The album was a monumental success, solidifying Prince's status as a music superstar, and it included other chart-topping hits like "When Doves Cry" and "Let's Go Crazy." Notably, this concert was part of the "Purple Rain Tour," where Prince was known for his electrifying performances, combining rock, funk, and theatrical elements. The rendition of "Purple Rain" during this concert is often remembered for its emotional depth and Prince's virtuosic guitar solos, further enhancing his reputation as one of the greatest guitarists in music history.

Prince's 'Purple Rain' Live Performance at American Music Awards 1985

American Music Awards
Los Angeles, CA, United States

• On November 24, 1985, during the American Music Awards, Prince delivered an iconic performance of "Purple Rain," solidifying his status as a major fig... Read Full Description >

  On November 24, 1985, during the American Music Awards, Prince delivered an iconic performance of "Purple Rain," solidifying his status as a major figure in the music industry. This live recording came during a peak in his career, shortly after the release of the critically acclaimed album "Purple Rain," which had debuted a year earlier in 1984. The album not only showcased his songwriting and multi-instrumental talents but also became a cultural phenomenon, including hits like "When Doves Cry" and "Let's Go Crazy." By 1985, Prince was recognized for his electrifying performances and unique blend of funk, rock, and pop. In that unforgettable live rendition, he captivated audiences with his emotional delivery and innovative guitar work, further cementing "Purple Rain" as a defining moment in both his career and 1980s music history. The performance remains celebrated for its artistry and influence, showcasing Prince's ability to connect with audiences on a profound level.

PRINCE - Live in Tokyo (Full Concert) - NUDE TOUR - Setlist Included

Tokyo

• By August 31, 1990, when Prince performed at the Tokyo Dome during his Nude Tour, he had recently released the album "Graffiti Bridge" earlier that ye... Read Full Description >

  By August 31, 1990, when Prince performed at the Tokyo Dome during his Nude Tour, he had recently released the album "Graffiti Bridge" earlier that year, in March. This album served as the soundtrack for the film of the same name, weaving Prince's unique blend of funk, rock, and pop. The live set captured in Tokyo showcases a mix of classic hits like "1999" and "Kiss," alongside newer material from "Graffiti Bridge," emphasizing his ability to seamlessly blend various eras of his music. Notably, during this period, Prince was at a creative peak, experimenting with themes of spirituality and sexuality, which resonated in his performances. The Tokyo show epitomized the electrifying energy of his live acts, featuring elaborate staging and dynamic choreography, which were hallmarks of his tours, further solidifying his status as a leading figure in the music industry.

Live Performance of 'Baby I’m A Star/Push' at Metrodome, Minneapolis

Metrodome
Minneapolis, MN, United States

• In July 1991, during the performance at the Metrodome for the Special Olympics, Prince was riding high on the success of his album "Diamonds and Pearl... Read Full Description >

  In July 1991, during the performance at the Metrodome for the Special Olympics, Prince was riding high on the success of his album "Diamonds and Pearls," which had been released later that year. This marked a dynamic phase in his career known as the "D&P" era, where he embraced a blend of R&B, pop, and rock elements while showcasing new collaborations, notably with the female vocalist, Sheila E. The live recording reflects his commitment to both musical innovation and philanthropic efforts, as he supported a significant event like the Special Olympics. Not only did this performance serve as a vital platform for Prince to engage with a wider audience, but it also emphasized his ability to merge entertainment with social causes, solidifying his status as a multifaceted artist. This period also saw Prince experimenting with the use of his band, The New Power Generation, further enhancing his live performances.

Prince & The New Power Generation: 'Diamonds and Pearls' Live at Metrodome

Metrodome
Minneapolis, MN, USA

• By July 1991, when Prince performed at the Metrodome for the Special Olympics, he was experiencing a significant evolution in his career. Prior to thi... Read Full Description >

  By July 1991, when Prince performed at the Metrodome for the Special Olympics, he was experiencing a significant evolution in his career. Prior to this live recording, in 1991, he had released the album "Diamonds and Pearls," which marked the beginning of his collaboration with the New Power Generation, a new band that added a fresh sound to his music. This period was notable for blending R&B, funk, and rock elements, showcasing his versatility. The "Diamonds and Pearls" album included hits like "Cream" and "Diamonds and Pearls," both of which contributed to his continued commercial success. The live performance at the Metrodome not only emphasized his charismatic stage presence but also highlighted his commitment to using music for philanthropy, as the event supported the Special Olympics. This performance exemplified his ability to draw large crowds and leverage his artistry for social causes, further establishing his legacy in the music world.

Prince Performs 'If I Was Your Girlfriend' - Live on the Oprah Winfrey Show

Oprah Winfrey Show Studio
Chicago, IL, United States

• In November 1996, when Prince performed “If I Was Your Girlfriend” on "The Oprah Winfrey Show," he was in a pivotal phase of his career marked by ... Read Full Description >

  In November 1996, when Prince performed “If I Was Your Girlfriend” on "The Oprah Winfrey Show," he was in a pivotal phase of his career marked by his 1996 album "Chaos and Disorder." This album, often viewed as a response to his ongoing struggle with Warner Bros. regarding his artistic freedom, was part of his efforts to reclaim his identity as an artist after years of disputes over his music and name. During this live performance, Prince showcased his unique blend of sensuality and musicality, captivating the audience with his signature style and command of the stage. This appearance also highlighted his transition into a more experimental sound, as the song blends elements of funk, new wave, and pop. Notably, the performance occurred around the time of his evolution from a commercial pop figure to an avant-garde musician, emphasizing his artistic independence and personal expression.

Prince and Chaka Khan Perform 'Sweet Thing' Live at Café de Paris, London

Café de Paris
London, United Kingdom

• In 1998, the year of the live recording of "Sweet Thing" featuring Chaka Khan at Café de Paris, Prince was in a prolific phase of his career, followi... Read Full Description >

  In 1998, the year of the live recording of "Sweet Thing" featuring Chaka Khan at Café de Paris, Prince was in a prolific phase of his career, following the release of his album "Love Symbol" in 1992 and the subsequent "Gold Experience" in 1995. At this point, he was also experimenting with new sounds and styles, indicated by his extensive use of online platforms for music distribution. This performance showcased his ability to blend genres and collaborate with other iconic artists, a hallmark of his musical journey. The intimate setting of the Café de Paris allowed for a personal touch, exemplifying Prince's versatility and stage presence while paying homage to his influences, such as Rufus and Chaka Khan. Notably, this collaboration highlighted the respect and admiration Prince had for Chaka Khan, reinforcing his legacy as a powerful performer and collaborator during this era of his career.

Prince - Nothing Compares 2 U Live Performance at Paisley Park

Paisley Park
Chanhassen, MN, USA

• In December 1999, Prince was in a dynamic phase of his career as he was preparing for the release of the album "Rave Un2 the Year 2000," which include... Read Full Description >

  In December 1999, Prince was in a dynamic phase of his career as he was preparing for the release of the album "Rave Un2 the Year 2000," which included the iconic track "Nothing Compares 2 U." This song, originally written for one of Prince's side projects, The Family, had gained massive popularity through Sinéad O'Connor's cover in the early 1990s, effectively bringing renewed attention to Prince's songwriting prowess. The live performance at Paisley Park on December 18, 1999, is notable not only for its setting—a place central to Prince's artistic identity—but also because it was part of a larger pay-per-view special that celebrated the transition into the new millennium. This period was marked by Prince's innovative approach to music distribution and performance, leveraging the internet and exclusive live events to connect with his audience. The recording captures his unique blend of musical styles and his captivating stage presence, solidifying his status as a musical icon.

Prince - Purple Rain Live Performance at Paisley Park Concert

Paisley Park
Chanhassen, MN, United States

• By December 1999, when Prince performed "Purple Rain" live at Paisley Park, he was riding a resurgence in his career, largely due to the recognition o... Read Full Description >

  By December 1999, when Prince performed "Purple Rain" live at Paisley Park, he was riding a resurgence in his career, largely due to the recognition of his extensive back catalog and the anticipation surrounding the upcoming millennium. Prior to this performance, he had released the album "Rave Un2 the Joy Fantastic" in late 1999, which was his first studio album after reestablishing his name following the years marked by his decision to change his stage name to a symbol. The live recording was part of a larger project, "Rave Un2 The Year 2000," a groundbreaking pay-per-view event that showcased his return to the spotlight. This performance not only reflects his iconic status but also features his signature blend of rock, pop, and funk, often celebrated during his live shows. The choice of "Purple Rain," a classic hit, highlights its enduring impact in his repertoire, reaffirming his legacy as a musical innovator as he transitioned into a new era.

Prince - Whole Lotta Love Live Performance at The Aladdin, Las Vegas

The Aladdin
Las Vegas, NV, United States

• In December 2002, when Prince performed "Whole Lotta Love" at The Aladdin in Las Vegas, he was in a vibrant phase of his career, having experienced a ... Read Full Description >

  In December 2002, when Prince performed "Whole Lotta Love" at The Aladdin in Las Vegas, he was in a vibrant phase of his career, having experienced a significant creative resurgence in the early 2000s. Prior to this live recording, Prince released the album "The Rainbow Children" in late 2001, which showcased his evolving sound and spiritual themes. The album marked a departure from mainstream pop, featuring elements of jazz and funk with a focus on storytelling and conceptual continuity. This live performance is notable not only for its energetic and improvisational quality but also for how it captures Prince's unique ability to blend his own artistic influences with classic rock elements. The 2002 show is emblematic of his continuous innovation and dedication to live performance, as he often reinterpreted songs from his vast catalog, showcasing his musicianship and charisma as a performer.

Prince - 1+1+1=3 Live Performance at The Aladdin, Las Vegas

The Aladdin
Las Vegas, NV, United States

• On December 15, 2002, Prince performed a live recording of "1+1+1=3" at the Aladdin in Las Vegas, which came several years after releasing his album "... Read Full Description >

  On December 15, 2002, Prince performed a live recording of "1+1+1=3" at the Aladdin in Las Vegas, which came several years after releasing his album "The Rainbow Children" in 2001. This album marked a significant phase in Prince's career as it was his first release under the NPG Records label, reflecting his transition into a more jazz-influenced sound infused with spiritual themes. The live performance at the Aladdin showcased not only his talent as a musician but also his ability to engage deeply with audiences, a hallmark of his concerts. The era around 2002 was notable for Prince as he began to re-establish his presence in the music industry after a period of relative obscurity during the late 1990s. His performances during this time were characterized by a mix of old classics and new material, emphasizing his continuous evolution as an artist.

Performance of 'While My Guitar Gently Weeps' by Icons at Rock Hall Induction

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
Cleveland, OH, United States

• In early 2004, Prince was well within a period of revitalization in his career, having released the album "Musicology" in April of the same year. This... Read Full Description >

  In early 2004, Prince was well within a period of revitalization in his career, having released the album "Musicology" in April of the same year. This album marked a significant comeback for him, showcasing his classic funk and rock influences while appealing to both longtime fans and a new generation. The performance at the 2004 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony, where Prince collaborated with notable musicians such as Tom Petty, Jeff Lynne, and Steve Winwood to deliver a powerful rendition of "While My Guitar Gently Weeps," highlighted his exceptional guitar skills and stage presence. Notably, Prince's jaw-dropping guitar solo during this performance is often regarded as one of the standout moments in his illustrious career, encapsulating his artistry and musicianship. This performance not only demonstrated his influence within the music industry but also solidified his standing as one of the greatest guitarists of his time.

Prince's Performance of 'Kiss' at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony

Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
New York, NY, United States

• In March 2004, when Prince delivered a stunning performance of "Kiss" at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony, he was celebrating a signifi... Read Full Description >

  In March 2004, when Prince delivered a stunning performance of "Kiss" at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony, he was celebrating a significant moment in his illustrious career, having just been inducted into the Hall of Fame himself. At this point, Prince had released his critically acclaimed album "Musicology" in 2004, which reinvigorated his career and introduced him to a new generation of fans. This live performance highlighted not only his extraordinary guitar skills and charismatic stage presence but also his enduring impact on the music industry, bridging genres like funk, rock, and pop. Notably, during this ceremony, he collaborated with other legendary musicians, including Tom Petty and Steve Winwood, showcasing his ability to blend seamlessly with other iconic artists. The performance is often remembered for its electrifying energy and for marking a high point in Prince's resurgence as a major musical force.

Prince - Sometimes It Snows In April | Live Performance at Webster Hall

Webster Hall
New York, NY, United States

• In April 2004, Prince performed a live version of "Sometimes It Snows In April" at Webster Hall in New York City. This appearance occurred shortly bef... Read Full Description >

  In April 2004, Prince performed a live version of "Sometimes It Snows In April" at Webster Hall in New York City. This appearance occurred shortly before the release of his album "Musicology," which came out in the same month. "Musicology" marked a significant resurgence in Prince's career, showcasing his return to the music scene after a period of relative quiet and creative exploration, including his previous album "The Rainbow Children," released in 2001. The 2004 concert highlighted Prince's artistry and connection with his audience, an integral aspect of his performances. Notably, this period saw him embarking on a celebrated tour, further solidifying his legacy as one of the most influential and dynamic entertainers in music history. The intimacy of the Webster Hall venue contrasted with the large-scale productions he was known for, creating a unique atmosphere for this performance.

Prince Live at the Brit Awards - Performance of Purple Rain and Let's Go Crazy

Brit Awards
United Kingdom

• In 2006, the year of Prince's performance at the Brit Awards, he was experiencing a creative resurgence following his critically acclaimed 2004 album ... Read Full Description >

  In 2006, the year of Prince's performance at the Brit Awards, he was experiencing a creative resurgence following his critically acclaimed 2004 album "Musicology." This era marked a significant comeback for Prince, highlighted by the success of "Musicology," which not only revitalized his mainstream popularity but also won him a Grammy Award for Best Pop Vocal Album. At the Brit Awards, Prince showcased his enduring talent and artistry with a medley that included "Te Amo Corazón," "Purple Rain," and "Let's Go Crazy," demonstrating his ability to blend different genres and styles seamlessly. This performance was emblematic of Prince's innovative spirit, and he was known for his electrifying live shows that often included extended improvisations and a powerful connection with his audience. Overall, this recording captures a pivotal moment where Prince reaffirmed his iconic status in the music industry.

Prince Performs 'Purple Rain' and More at Super Bowl XLI Halftime Show

Sun Life Stadium
Miami Gardens, FL, United States

• In 2007, when Prince delivered his iconic halftime performance at Super Bowl XLI, he was riding a resurgence in popularity following the release of hi... Read Full Description >

  In 2007, when Prince delivered his iconic halftime performance at Super Bowl XLI, he was riding a resurgence in popularity following the release of his album "3121" in 2006. This album marked a significant moment in his career, as it debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 and showcased his ability to blend contemporary sounds with his classic funk style. The Super Bowl performance was notable not only for its setlist, which included covers of songs by artists like Creedence Clearwater Revival and Bob Dylan, but also for Prince's legendary guitar skills and the vibrant integration of the Florida A&M University Marching 100 band. The performance, held in rain-soaked conditions, further solidified his reputation as a captivating live performer. Moreover, this halftime show is often remembered as one of the greatest in Super Bowl history, highlighting Prince's ability to command the stage and connect with a vast audience.

Prince Performs 'Creep' at Coachella 2008 - Official Video

Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival
Indio, CA, United States

• In April 2008, during the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, Prince performed a cover of Radiohead’s “Creep,” marking a significant momen... Read Full Description >

  In April 2008, during the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, Prince performed a cover of Radiohead’s “Creep,” marking a significant moment in his later career. This performance followed his acclaimed album "3121," released in 2006, and came just prior to his innovative release of "Planet Earth" in 2007. The live rendition at Coachella demonstrated Prince's ability to blend genres and connect with both fans of his own music and a new audience. Notably, this performance was part of a historic set that revived his prominence after a period of relative quiet in the mainstream. Prince’s choice to cover "Creep," a song that had previously reached heights of popularity, showcased his respect for contemporary artists while reaffirming his own legacy as a groundbreaking musician. The performance resonated with fans and received accolades from various media outlets, highlighting his adaptability and enduring influence in the music industry.

Prince Live at The Forum: Performing 'Play That Funky Music' & 'Hollywood Swinging'

The Forum
Inglewood, CA, United States

• On April 28, 2011, Prince performed at The Forum in Inglewood, California, which was part of his "Welcome 2 America" tour. Prior to this live recordin... Read Full Description >

  On April 28, 2011, Prince performed at The Forum in Inglewood, California, which was part of his "Welcome 2 America" tour. Prior to this live recording, Prince had released the album "20Ten" in 2010, showcasing his continued innovation and relevance in the music scene. The concert is particularly notable as it marked a return to larger venues and high-profile performances for the artist after a period of more understated releases. This show included memorable tracks such as "Play That Funky Music" and "Hollywood Swinging," highlighting Prince's versatility and ability to merge genres seamlessly. The performance featured a vibrant atmosphere, with Prince even remarking, “Ain't nothing like a Purple Party,” emphasizing the celebratory mood of the event. This live recording also serves as a testament to Prince's enduring legacy and his ability to connect with audiences, even in the later stages of his illustrious career.

Prince Performs 'The Bird' Live at the Fabulous Forum in Inglewood

Fabulous Forum
Inglewood, CA, United States

• In April 2011, when Prince performed "The Bird" at the Fabulous Forum in Inglewood, he was actively promoting his album "Welcome 2 America," which had... Read Full Description >

  In April 2011, when Prince performed "The Bird" at the Fabulous Forum in Inglewood, he was actively promoting his album "Welcome 2 America," which had been released in July of the same year. This live recording is notable as it captures Prince during a rejuvenated period of creativity, following his previous albums, and showcases his dynamic and eclectic performance style. The "Welcome 2 America" album was significant as it marked Prince's return to a more socially aware lyrical approach, addressing themes relevant to contemporary society. Additionally, the live performance features a mix of funk, rock, and jazz, hallmarks of Prince's diverse musical palette. The concert itself served as part of a series of shows that reflected his enduring influence and innovative spirit in the music industry, reminding fans of the vibrant energy he brought to his live performances.

PRINCE Live at The Forum - Full Concert: Let's Go Crazy, Delirious, 1999, Little Red Corvette

The Forum
Inglewood, CA, United States

• In April 2011, during the "Welcome 2 America" tour, Prince was experiencing a resurgence in his career after a period of relative quietness in the lat... Read Full Description >

  In April 2011, during the "Welcome 2 America" tour, Prince was experiencing a resurgence in his career after a period of relative quietness in the late 2000s. Before this live recording, he had released his album "20Ten" in July 2010, which was notable for being distributed for free with the British newspaper The Daily Express. The "Welcome 2 America" concerts showcased Prince's eclectic performance style, mixing classic hits and newer material, and emphasized his ability to captivate audiences. Interestingly, this live performance featured a setlist that included some of his most iconic songs like "Let’s Go Crazy," "Delirious," and "Little Red Corvette," demonstrating his impressive catalog and his ongoing relevance in the music industry. The tour itself was a celebratory return to the stage, reflecting his enduring artistry and influence in the world of music.

Prince Performs '17 Days' Live at The Forum, Inglewood, CA

The Forum
Inglewood, CA, United States

• In 2011, during the live performance at The Forum in Inglewood, California, Prince was actively promoting his album "Welcome 2 America," which had bee... Read Full Description >

  In 2011, during the live performance at The Forum in Inglewood, California, Prince was actively promoting his album "Welcome 2 America," which had been released earlier that year. This album marked a significant moment in Prince's career, being his first studio album of new material since "Lotusflow3r," which came out in 2009. Capturing the essence of his dynamic stage presence, the performance of "17 Days" showcases Prince's distinctive blend of funk, rock, and R&B, while reflecting his enduring ability to captivate audiences. Additionally, the concert was not only a highlight of his live tour but also a reminder of Prince’s prolific nature as a performer, releasing not just music but also a celebration of his artistic vision and commitment to live engagement with fans. "Welcome 2 America" encapsulates themes of social commentary and personal introspection, hallmark traits of Prince's vast discography.

Prince Performs 'Purple Rain' at The Forum, Inglewood Concert

The Forum
Inglewood, CA, United States

• In April 2011, during his performance at The Forum in Inglewood, Prince was exploring a new phase in his illustrious career marked by the release of h... Read Full Description >

  In April 2011, during his performance at The Forum in Inglewood, Prince was exploring a new phase in his illustrious career marked by the release of his studio album "20Ten," which came out in July 2010. This album was notable for being released exclusively in certain European countries and through online formats, showcasing Prince's ongoing commitment to innovative distribution methods. The live performance of "Purple Rain," a hallmark of his career and a song that had become synonymous with his identity as an artist, highlights his deep connection to the song even decades after its initial release in 1984. At this time, Prince was also embracing a more intimate connection with his audience, often performing in smaller venues, emphasizing artistic expression over mainstream commerciality. The 2011 concert captures Prince’s enduring raw talent and stage presence, proving that even in the later stages of his career, he remained a dynamic force in the music industry.

Prince - Musicology Tour 2004 Full Concert Live in Los Angeles

Los Angeles, CA, United States

• In April 2016, Prince was performing as part of the "Musicology Tour," which initially took place in 2004. The live recording from April 21, 2016, cap... Read Full Description >

  In April 2016, Prince was performing as part of the "Musicology Tour," which initially took place in 2004. The live recording from April 21, 2016, captures a significant moment in his career as it was shortly before his untimely passing. The "Musicology" album, released in 2004, marked Prince's return to mainstream prominence after a period of relative obscurity and a shift in his artistic direction. The album received critical acclaim, and the accompanying tour was noted for celebrating both new material and classic hits. Interestingly, the tour was also significant for connecting with fans in a more intimate setting, often highlighted by his dynamic and energetic performances. Notably, Prince's work during this time demonstrated his ability to reinvent himself and remain relevant in the ever-evolving music landscape, reflecting his enduring influence and legacy as an artist.

Prince Live Performance of Vanguard Award Acceptance at NAACP Image Awards

• In 2005, Prince delivered a memorable performance at the 36th NAACP Image Awards, showcasing his remarkable stage presence and musicianship. This perf... Read Full Description >

  In 2005, Prince delivered a memorable performance at the 36th NAACP Image Awards, showcasing his remarkable stage presence and musicianship. This performance came shortly after the release of his critically acclaimed album "Musicology," which debuted in April 2004. "Musicology" marked a significant period in Prince's career as it was a return to form, reviving his status in the music industry and featuring hit singles like "Dance 4 Me" and "Cinnamon." At the NAACP Image Awards, Prince not only celebrated his own artistry but also emphasized his commitment to social justice and empowerment through music. His extraordinary ability to connect with audiences was evident during this performance, highlighting the interplay between his musical genius and his cultural impact, reinforcing his legacy as a true icon.

Rekha Prince Live - Holi Special Full Concert