Post Malone is paying tribute to Kurt Cobain and his iconic band with a special concert from home, featuring Nirvana songs and it’s all for coronavirus relief.
The superstar announced on his Instagram that he will be hosting a Nirvana tribute live stream this weekend which will take place this Friday (April 24) at 11 pm BST. The singer put up a video on Wednesday, showing himself sitting on a stool on stage with an acoustic guitar in his hand while an unseen crowd cheers in the background.
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It appears the singer had expressed his love for Kurt Cobain’s band in 2016 when he covered “Nevermind” track “Lithium” during his performance in Coachella. The star even has a portrait of Kurt Cobain tattoo on his knuckles and another on his face that reads “stay away ” from the Nirvana song of the same name so It’s a no brainer he will be performing it this Friday.
Broadcasting live from his home, he will perform a set of “Nirvana hits and favorites” according to a press release. A source revealed that Post wanted to honour Nirvana’s frontman this month, which marks the 26th anniversary of his death but also as his way to help out in the COVID-19 fight.
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Fans will be able to make donations in support of the coronavirus and the money raised will go towards The United Nations Foundation’s and COVID-19 solidarity response fund for The World Health Organization with relief efforts in real-time during the concert
Post Malone encouraged people to text him for more information on the live stream event.
