Jeff Buckley’s seminal album Grace celebrates its 25th anniversary on August 23. To mark the date, the Buckley estate is bringing four of his live albums to streaming services for the first time. 

Live at Wetlands, New York, NY 8/16/94, Live From Seattle, WA, 5/7/95, Cabaret Metro, Chicago, IL, 5/13/95, and Live at Columbia Records Radio Hour will all arrive on digital service providers on August 23. 

Grace, Sketches for My Sweetheart the Drunk, and Buckley’s live album Mystery White Boy – all of which are already on streaming services – will also get deluxe reissues with b-sides and international bonus tracks.

The collection includes the first ever official release of “Sky Blue Skin”, one of the last demos recorded by Buckley at his final studio session in 1996. In total, there are over 50 tracks not previously available to stream in the collection. There will also be new merchandise at Jeff Buckley’s official store. 

“The music industry has made a couple of sea changes since Jeff departed the planet,” Buckley’s mother, Mary Guibert, said in a press release. “I don’t know if he foresaw even a glimpse of the current state of affairs. Since all we have of his true remains is what’s in ‘the vault’, I’m thrilled that we can finally fling open the doors of that vault and make as much as possible available to Jeff’s fans: the old ones and the new ones, and the ones who have not yet been born.”

Revisit our article exploring Jeff Buckley’s five most underrated deep cuts, and listen to Grace below.