“New Power Generation — Vendredi 21 Août — Paris Zénith — 20h Guest: Larry Graham”

March 23, 1995 A ferocious, free‑form, no‑curfew jam session at The Emporium in London — Prince (as ) and the NPG tearing through funk, blues, rock, and pure improvisation until dawn, joined by Eric Leeds for a horn‑driven explosion of spontaneity.

A restless, shape‑shifting performance that revealed both the genius and the growing pains of an artist reinventing himself in real time.

A landmark home‑video release capturing the complete 9 September 1988 Lovesexy Tour performance from Westfalenhalle, Dortmund. Issued as two separate cassettes, the release preserved the full European broadcast of one of Prince’s most ambitious and spiritually charged concerts. Released on 19 April 1989 by Granada International / RAI – Sacis / Polygram Music Video / Palace, the video documents the Lovesexy Tour broadcast recorded on 9 September 1988 at Westfalenhalle, Dortmun

March 20, 1985 In a rare morning performance far from the spotlight, Prince turned a Bronx auditorium into a sanctuary of sound — a moment where the Purple Rain era’s heart shone brighter than its spectacle.

A striking hometown advertisement marking Prince’s evolution from local prodigy to national phenomenon, framed through a TV taping and a major arena homecoming.

On January 5, 1979, 20-year-old Prince made his live debut at the Capri Theater in Minneapolis. Although he had already secured a three-album contract with Warner Bros. Records and released his first album, "For You," in 1978, this was his first time performing publicly. Our teen-age virtuoso is home to play at last The extra-ordinary one-man band will take the stage as a mere bandleader tonight and tomorrow at the Capri Theatre. Jon Bream FFEW PEOPLE had ever seen the kid pe