Prince recorded most of his albums at his Paisley Park home
+ READ ARTICLEFans will soon get the chance to celebrate Prince’s music with a series of concerts at his Minnesota home on the anniversary of his death.
Celebration 2017 will be hosted at Paisley Park, Prince’s Chanhassen, Minn. compound, between April 20-23. Prince’s former bands, such as The Revolution and members of 3RDEYEGIRL are among the acts scheduled to appear.
The iconic musician passed away at Paisley Park after an accidental opioid overdose in April. He was 57 at the time.
“Bringing together musicians, creative personnel, special guests and friends who worked closest with Prince and knew him best, these four days will feature live music, panel discussions and presentations on Prince’s tremendous talent, influence and importance as a composer, musician, producer, live performer and filmmaker,” organizers wrote on Paisley Park’s website.
General admission tickets will cost $499.
Following the pop icon’s death, Paisley Park, which had also been a recording studio, was opened to the public as a museum in October. The museum features Prince’s guitars, his famed Purple Rain motorcycle, and his ashes.
The $10 million compound began construction in the 1980s, and is equipped with a sound stage and a live event space. According to the Paisley Park website, Prince often invited the public to spontaneous concerts at the compound.