One Nite Alone... Live! is Prince’s first official live album, credited to Prince and the New Power Generation. Recorded during the One Nite Alone... Tour, it captures the intimate, piano-heavy performances that defined the tour. RELEASE DETAILS Artist: Prince and the New Power Generation Label: NPG Records Catalogue: n/a (club) / 22193-CD-0214 + 0215 (retail box) Format: 2×CD (part of 3CD box set) Country: Worldwide Released: November 24, 2002 (NPG Music Club) / December 17,

Copenhagen was released on October 29, 2002, as a free MP3 download exclusively for European members of the NPG Music Club. Recorded live during a soundcheck on October 25, 2002, at Falconer Salen in Frederiksberg, Denmark, the track represents Prince’s deep dive into jazz‑funk improvisation during the One Nite Alone… Tour. The NPG Music Club version runs approximately eight minutes and includes a 3-minute, 20-second silent tribute to Miles Davis, later edited out for the sho

This limited 12" single captures a powerful live performance of “Days Of Wild” from the One Nite Alone... Tour in Montreal, released as a special memento for fans attending the final night of the Xenophobia Celebration. Artist: Prince & The New Power Generation Label: NPG Records Date: June 27, 2002 Catalogue: DMD-05 Format: 12" Single Country: Canada TRACK LIST Side A Days Of Wild (Concert Mix) (10:45) Side B 1+1+1=3 (excerpt from live CD One Nite Alone) (5:51) Days Of Wild

“Days Of Wild” was recorded live on June 18, 2002 at the Centre Molson – Hémicycle in Montreal, Quebec, Canada during the One Nite Alone… Tour. The recording was captured directly from the mix console by Prince’s longtime sound engineer Scottie Baldwin, giving the release a uniquely immediate, unpolished energy.

The June 21, 2002 edition of the Star Tribune previews Prince’s weeklong celebration, including concerts at Paisley Park and the Orpheum Theatre. Publication: Star Tribune Date: June 21, 2002 Country: United States Location: Minneapolis, Minnesota Section: Music THE STORY The article announces Prince’s upcoming shows, noting a different musical direction from his previous “Dirty Mind” era at the Orpheum. It highlights performances featuring Maceo Parker and Musiq, with detail

The June 21, 2002 edition of the Star Tribune reports that Prince’s opening “Xenophobia” celebration concert has been moved from the Orpheum Theatre to his Paisley Park studio due to logistical issues. Publication: Star Tribune Date: June 21, 2002 Country: United States Location: Minneapolis, Minnesota Section: Music News THE STORY The article explains that the show was relocated because of logistical problems with bringing gear back from a Canadian tour. It notes that ticket

One Nite Alone... (subtitled Solo piano and voice by Prince) is Prince’s twenty-fifth studio album. It is a sparse, intimate solo piano recording, released exclusively to NPG Music Club members.. RELEASE DETAILS Artist: Prince Label: NPG Records Catalogue: n/a (club exclusive) Format: CD Country: Worldwide Released: May 14, 2002 Genre: Jazz, Soul, Piano Length: 34:59 PERSONNEL Musicians Prince — all vocals, piano, and instruments (except where noted) ADDITIONAL MUSICIANS AND

Released as a free NPG Music Club mp3 on March 22, 2002, “Silicon” originated in the late 1999–2000 Paisley Park sessions and later appeared in edited form on The Slaughterhouse.

March 1, 2002 – November 29, 2002 TOUR DATES — USA • March 1, 2002 — Saginaw, MI — Heritage Theater • March 2, 2002 — Chicago, IL — The Chicago Theatre • March 3, 2002 — Chicago, IL — The Chicago Theatre • March 5, 2002 — Columbus, OH — Ohio Theatre • March 6, 2002 — Detroit, MI — Detroit Opera House • March 7, 2002 — Buffalo, NY — Shea’s Performing Arts Centre • March 9, 2002 — Louisville, KY — The Louisville Palace • March 10, 2002 — Cleveland, OH — Playhouse Square Center

Mellow was made available as a free digital download on January 14, 2002, exclusively for America Online members via AOL.com. The track, originally the seventh song on Prince’s 24th studio album The Rainbow Children, marked one of his earliest experiments with mainstream digital distribution outside the NPG Music Club. The Rainbow Children, released in late 2001, was Prince’s first album issued under his reclaimed name after retiring the “O(+>” moniker, and Mellow stood out a