A stylish, cinematic pivot — Parade arrives as Prince’s most artful and enigmatic statement yet, reshaping both his sound and his city.energized, and backed by a revamped Revolution, unveiling new Parade material and reimagining his catalog in an intimate club that had shaped his legend.

Prince returns to France to refine his film and expand the visual world of Parade, just as the album reaches store shelves.

Minneapolis dominates the national charts while its musicians gather to learn, grow, and follow the path Prince helped carve.

Jon Bream’s review captures the thrill of a night Minneapolis never saw coming: Prince, smiling, energized, and backed by a revamped Revolution, unveiling new Parade material and reimagining his catalog in an intimate club that had shaped his legend.

A global broadcast, a record‑breaking food drive, and new film ambitions — Prince’s world in March 1985 was expanding in every direction at once.

A holiday concert becomes a lightning rod for moral debate, revealing the cultural power — and provocation — of Prince at the height of the Purple Rain era.

A concise but powerful snapshot of the Purple Rain Tour’s humanitarian reach, as Prince’s fans help push a nationwide food drive toward record‑breaking territory.

A sharp, stylish debut that proves the Minneapolis Sound was never a one‑man universe — Jesse Johnson steps forward with authority.

A quiet announcement with seismic implications — Prince prepares to leave Purple Rain behind and step into a new, kaleidoscopic world.

A superstar under fire and in full bloom — Prince’s 1985 headlines reveal an artist balancing controversy, creativity, and the weight of global fame.