Previously Unseen Live Nirvana Footage on the Auction Block

MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - MAY 23: A new mural of Kurt Cobain is displayed on the side of of The Bread Shed music venue on May 23, 2024 in Manchester, England. The mural, painted by French-born street artist Akse P19 based in Manchester, and influenced by a photograph taken by Mark Webb, was commissioned by the music and mental health social enterprise Headstock to encourage people to reach out for mental health support. Before they achieved mainstream success, Nirvana played two gigs in the city, including one at the former Manchester Polytechnic students' union in 1989. (Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)

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Previously unseen live footage of Nirvana is up for auction. It's a 45-minute set the band played way back on Feb. 17,1990, at Iguanas in Tijuana, Mexico. The audio and video footage includes a U.S. Copyright Office Certificate of Registration and is up for bids now through Thursday, 9/25 at the Bonhams website. It's expected to bring in between $100,000 and $150,000.

The auction lot includes the two original master Sony Video 8 tapes of the raw footage plus digital transfers of the footage on a portable SSD hard drive. Check out a brief clip from the concert footage up for bid HERE.

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