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Source: V Magazine
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Prince's estate has announced a new concert film and live experience.
Titled PRINCE: Live on the Big Screen, the "special concert event," which is taking place at the Target Center in Minneapolis, is being described as follows:
"The concert will feature newly remastered and never-before-released audio and video of Prince accompanied live on the Target Center stage by a super-group of musicians who performed alongside Prince throughout his legendary career. The live experience will showcase Prince in his own inimitable sound and style, highlighting the incendiary energy he brought to each performance."
The special event will also include "very special guests," according to a report from Rolling Stone.
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Scheduled for the second anniversary of Prince’s 2016 death, the event is a part of Celebration 2018, a four day event honoring the Purple Rain musician. Celebration 2018 will make place from April 19 to 22 but PRINCE: Live on the Big Screen is occurring on April 21. Tickets for the concert go on sale Saturday at 10 a.m. local time.
Late last year came news that Prince's estate and Comerica Bank & Trust, the company that is in charge of managing the artist's assets, had to relocate millions of dollars worth of rare Prince material from Paisley Park in Minnesota to save the items from "mold and water damage."
According to Comerica the move had to be done to make sure material from Prince's vault (which included 30 unreleased Prince albums, worth around $200 million) was not destroyed because of the water damage.
Source: Rolling Stone
