Date: April 20, 2026 A brief but significant update from Londell McMillan signals a renewed effort toward transparency and communication within the Prince community ahead of Celebration. Community conversation invited at Paisley Park. Londell McMillan shared that several Prince fans and community members have expressed interest in continuing the discussions held during Celebration. In response, he announced his availability for an open conversation at Paisley Park, emphasisin

Paisley Park has announced that Early Bird VIP tickets for Prince Celebration 2026 have officially sold out, with a second ticket release — including additional VIP passes — set to follow soon. Fans who contacted the Celebration inbox are being reassured that responses are on the way as preparations continue for this year’s 10th Anniversary Celebration of Life.

On the morning of April 24, 1999, Prince held an intimate aftershow at his own Paisley Park Studios, delivering a funky, high-energy 80-minute set that blended covers, classics, and a special debut. This late-night/early-morning performance captured Prince in full groove mode surrounded by an all-star band during one of his most creatively fertile periods. 🟣 Event Details Date: 24 April 1999 (a.m.) Location: Paisley Park Studios, Chanhassen, Minnesota, USA Tour / Era: Pos

A brief but notable update in the Star Tribune announces that Prince’s Paisley Park Studios will reopen in mid-June 1996, signalling a new chapter after a period of closure due to cash-flow issues. The item also provides rare sales figures for Prince’s recent releases during a transitional phase of his career. This April 26, 1996 clipping from the Star Tribune offers a snapshot of Prince’s activity and commercial performance in the midst of his independent era. 🗞 Star Tribun

Three-Page Q Magazine Feature, December 1, 1992 Prince's studio and office HQ at 7801 Audubon Road-that's Paisley Park to you, squire - where amplifiers are left on 24 hours a day "to prolong active life and sound fidelity". Last year's electric bill was $65,000. You might not think this blandly anonymous edifice would be rock music's most mythical palace of fantasy. But yes, this really is Paisley Park, Minneapolis, USA. Prince is your host, and Q's Mat Snow is your tour gui

A kaleidoscopic leap into psychedelic pop — Prince and The Revolution’s bold, technicolor follow‑up to Purple Rain.