The Purple One has sadly left the building. — -- Modern rock, pop and R&B would not be same had Prince not emerged out of Minneapolis in the late seventies. He was a strikingly unique ...

The Purple One was found unresponsive in an elevator at Paisley Park Studios in Chanhassen, Minnesota on Thursday, April 21. Prince, whose birth name was Prince Rogers Nelson, was divorced twice ...

The Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History will recognize the life and legacy of Prince Rogers Nelson (1958 – 2016) by displaying his “Yellow Cloud” electric guitar. The guitar was made in ...

On this day (April 21) in 2016, the world lost one of the greatest musical polymaths to have lived – Prince Rogers Nelson. Born four years before me on June 7, 1958, in Minneapolis, where he was ...

As stunned fans mourned Prince, questions remained on what killed him days after he performed in Atlanta to rave reviews. An autopsy will be conducted Friday.

The depth of Prince Rogers Nelson's catalog is astounding, and it would be easy to cite triple the number of songs spotlighted here and deem them "highlights" from a career that spans nearly 40 ...

Prince Rogers Nelson, famously known as Prince, was a singer, songwriter and musician who rose to fame in the 1970s. He became a world renowned star with hit songs like “Purple Rain,” “When ...

Best of 2022: Prince Rogers Nelson was born on the 7th of June 1958 to a jazz pianist father and a jazz singer/social worker mother in Minneapolis, Minnesota. While the elder Nelson encouraged his son ...

Prince Rogers Nelson’s last guitar was made by Simon Farmer, 47, of Heathfield, East Sussex, England. Farmer, nicknamed “Gus,” established his guitar business, Gus Guitars, in 1994.

Here’s the Guitar That Prince Revolutionized Music With in ‘Purple Rain’ The artist gave the “cloud” guitar to the Smithsonian in 1993, but only now do we know it’s the same instrument ...

Rest in Power, Prince: In Memoriam of the Man and the Music It may be a beautiful spring day in April, but it’s snowing heavy in my heart: Today Prince Rogers Nelson is dead at 57.