Nirvana Members Announce One Last Reunion Concert
In a surprising turn of events, surviving Nirvana members Krist Novoselic and Dave Grohl have announced a one-off reunion concert set to take place later this year. The performance, scheduled for December 7th at the iconic Hollywood Bowl, marks the first time the band has reunited since their last show in 1994 following the death of frontman Kurt Cobain.
The announcement was made via a joint statement from Novoselic and Grohl, who expressed both excitement and nostalgia about the event. “This is something we’ve been contemplating for a long time,” Novoselic said. “Playing together again is a bittersweet reminder of what we once had, and we’re thrilled to share this moment with our fans.”
Grohl added, “This show is not about revisiting the past but celebrating the music and the legacy we built together. We hope it’s a meaningful experience for everyone who’s ever been touched by our music.”
The reunion will feature a special setlist that spans Nirvana’s greatest hits, with additional surprises promised for the evening. Former Nirvana touring guitarist Pat Smear is also confirmed to join the performance, making it a full reunion of the band’s classic lineup. However, the group has emphasized that this concert will be a singular event, with no plans for an extended tour or future performances.
Fans have been eagerly anticipating any form of Nirvana reunion since Cobain’s tragic death in 1994, and tickets for the Hollywood Bowl show are expected to sell out quickly. The announcement has already sparked a frenzy among fans and critics alike, making this final reunion a highly anticipated event in the rock music calendar.
