Rash's latest break in the In Utero case arrived via a late-night epiphany and the help of ChatGPT, and it might just ...

Kurt Cobain's smashed and reassembled, but still unplayable, Fender Stratorcaster guitar featuring the signatures of all three Nirvana bandmates sold at auction in Manhattan for nearly 10 times ...

UPDATE: A guitar destroyed by a then-relatively unknown Kurt Cobain during a 1991 concert sold for $157,773 during a recent auction, Hakes Auctions reported. The guitar, a relatively inexpensive ...

A Fender Stratocaster guitar smashed by Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain has sold for nearly $600,000 at auction — more than 10 times what it was expected to go for. The reconstructed left-handed ...

A guitar that was smashed and autographed by Kurt Cobain sold for $595,000 at an auction on Saturday, much more than what Julien's Auctions expected the instrument to fetch.

Kurt Cobain smashed this white Fender Stratocaster back in 1992 ... and, now it's smashing records -- bringing in a whopping sum at auction! Dylan Kosinski -- president of popular music auction ...

A guitar owned by Kurt Cobain and played at his last show before his death will go up for auction with an estimated price of £1-2 million ($1.2 to $2.4 million). Known as the Skystang I the ...

Kurt Cobain's red left-handed Memphis guitar that was destroyed during a show and thrown into a mosh pit. The guitar is up for auction at Hake’s Auction in York.

Kurt Cobain once smashed this guitar. It just sold for almost $600,000. May 22, 2023 More than 2 years ago 3 min Summary ...

A guitar smashed on stage by Nirvana front man Kurt Cobain sold for nearly $600,000, several times its original estimate, an auction house said Saturday. The busted black Fender Stratocaster has ...

NEW YORK — A guitar smashed by Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain more than three decades ago fetched nearly $600,000 at an auction this weekend. >> Read more trending news The broken black Fender ...

Kurt Cobain’s broken guitar sells for nearly $600,000 By Juliana Kim (NPR) May 22, 2023 7:27 a.m.