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KURT COBAIN Guitar Featured In British Museum Exhibition

July 9, 2004

A guitar that deceased NIRVANA frontman Kurt Cobain played at Britain's Reading Festival will be displayed next month at a museum exhibition chronicling the festival's history, according to ABC ePrep.

The exhibition will be called "Music, Mud and Mayhem - 30 Years Of The Reading Festival", and it will run August 19 through November 28 at the Museum of Reading. According to the museum's web site, the exhibition will chronicle the way the festival has changed in the past 30 years. In addition to the Cobain guitar, the exhibition will include items from FOO FIGHTERS, GENESIS and other acts.

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