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The Last Time Nirvana Played on Television “Drain You” – Nirvana (1994, Studio 3: Nulle Part Ailleurs, Paris – February 4) 🔥✨🫶😍Recorded on February 4, 1994, this performance of “Drain You” aired on French television as part of Nirvana’s appearance on Nulle Part Ailleurs, during a brief European promo...

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