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Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds: The Wild God Tour

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Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds announce their first headline tour of the UK and Europe since 2017, heading to Resorts World Arena, soon to be bp pulse LIVE  on 15 November 2024. The band are widely regarded as one of the greatest live acts in the world today, and these shows promise to be some of the most hotly anticipated of 2024.

The tour will follow the release of their 18th studio album ‘ Wild God ’ on 30th August. The new album was announced last week alongside the release of the title track.

“ I never think about how a record is going to go live, it never, ever occurs to me. The lyric writing process is way too hard to take ideas like that into consideration.  But, when I listen to ‘Wild God’ now, I think we can really do something epic with these songs live. We’re really excited about that - the record just feels like it was made for the stage .” Nick Cave

The band will play new material along with songs from their extensive catalogue. IMPORTANT – Ticket bookings are restricted to ensure Lead Bookers attend with their groups. Unofficial ticket resale is strictly forbidden. Please read the  terms and conditions before booking for further information

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TOUR TERMS & CONDITIONS 1. Your ticket(s) are digital mobile tickets that will be delivered in the lead up to the show to your account in The Ticket Factory’s app which you will be instructed to download to your smart device. 2. When arriving in groups, the lead purchaser (the name specified in the booking process on official ticket seller website and displayed on the ticket) must be present in order for the whole party to enter the venue. All members of the party should enter the venue at the same time. 3. In order for tickets to be valid, on arrival at the show the lead purchaser must be able to provide all of the following items alongside their ticket(s): a. Valid photo ID (eg. driving licence, passport, government approved ID) b. Booking confirmation email 4. Your ticket purchase constitutes a personal, revocable license and, at all times, remains the property of the promoters. 5. Resale will be officially turned for the onsale period with the possibility that it may be turned on at a later date. 6. Your ticket(s) are sold by the promoters directly to you the consumer. Any tickets purchased by businesses or traders in breach of the terms and conditions of ticket sale will be cancelled. By accepting these terms and conditions you confirm that you are a consumer. 7. Your ticket(s) will IMMEDIATELY BECOME INVALID if resold OR OFFERED FOR SALE unless the sale is through the official ticket agent fan to fan exchange. Tickets sold via third parties and other unauthorised outlets, including online auction sites, are not valid for admission. The resale of a ticket renders it invalid and may lead to refusal of entry. 8. Ticket sales are limited to a maximum of 6 per customer. 9. Only tickets purchased through approved ticket agents are valid for admission. The venue reserves the right to refuse admission.

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Where should I buy my tickets from? 

All official ticket agent websites will be listed on nickcave.com. All tickets for this tour will only be available to purchase online. Only buy tickets for Resorts World Arena, Birmingham from the following websites:  

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When will tickets go on sale? 

General onsale will take place on Friday 22nd March 2024 at 10am local time. 

Will there be a name on tickets policy on this tour?

The Promoters of Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds are committed to combating unethical secondary ticketing and resale.

This tour will be operating a name-on-tickets policy. The name of the ticket purchaser (referred to here as the ‘Lead Purchaser’) will appear on all tickets in the order. The name of the Lead Purchaser is the relevant account holder. You can find the name of the Lead Purchaser in the confirmation email and on your ticket.

It is important that the Lead Purchaser arrives with their group and with the Lead Purchaser’s matching, valid photo ID to enter the event.

How do I arrange to buy tickets for someone requiring disabled access? 

Customers who require either a carer to accompany them or disabled access to the shows should visit the venue’s website and/or contact the appropriate venue directly in order to book tickets.

How many tickets can I buy? 

There will be a strict limit of 6 tickets per show date per Lead Purchaser. This restriction is in place in order to give as many people as possible a fair chance to buy tickets. The whole group must arrive together with the Lead Purchaser present.  

PLEASE NOTE that all transactions that are detected as bot purchases, patrons creating duplicate accounts in order to purchase more than the ticket limit or any action that indicates a suspicious purchase in excess of the ticket limit may be cancelled without notice or compensation.

What are the entry requirements? 

As part of the measures taken by the Promoters of Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds to combat unethical secondary ticketing and resale, to gain access to the show you are required to bring your ticket with a clear and undamaged barcode/QR code visible. You may be required to produce your email booking confirmation and a valid form of photo ID that matches the Lead Purchaser name on the ticket(s).  

Accepted forms of Photo ID may include – A current driver’s licence (including provisional licence), a current or recently expired passport (provided the picture is a good resemblance of the holder), or a government approved ID.

I can’t find my confirmation email? 

In the first instance please check your junk or spam folder. In busy periods, confirmation emails can take up to 24 hours to arrive. If you still haven’t received confirmation, contact the customer services of the ticket agent you believe you booked through. If you are unsure which company you bought from this is usually displayed on your credit card statement or bank statement.  

How will my tickets be delivered?

After purchase, you will receive a confirmation e-mail only. Your tickets will be dispatched via The Ticket Factory Mobile Wallet app closer to the show date.

Mobile tickets

Mobile tickets are only available on your phone through the authorised ticket agent app or website. Your mobile / smartphone will be your ticket which will be contained within the authorised ticket agent app. Once the tickets have been purchased you will receive a simple email confirmation as proof of purchase. This is NOT your ticket(s). You will receive instructions on how to access your ticket(s) much nearer to the show(s). Your mobile ticket(s) will be available in the authorised ticket agent app no later than 72 hours before the show. If you have not received your ticket(s) 24 hours prior to the show please contact your point of purchase. Upon arrival at the show, you will then be required to present your mobile smart phone device containing your ticket(s) and you’ll scan yourself and your party into the venue via the turnstiles/entrances.

Am I able to change the name on my ticket?

Changing the Lead Purchaser name on your ticket(s) is only possible in extenuating circumstances. Please contact your point of purchase for more information.

I can’t go any more and need to sell on my ticket. What do I do? 

Official resale will be available for these shows at a later date. The reselling of any Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds ticket(s)  is strictly forbidden other than through the official face value resale platform(s) listed below:

https://www.twickets.live/en/tour/nick-cave-and-the-bad-seeds/1185164079019331584

Any Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds ticket offered for resale elsewhere, either on or offline (including Viagogo or any other unauthorised source including all secondary ticket retail websites) may result in the entire original booking being cancelled without notice or compensation. The original Purchaser and their party will be refused admission and any other purchases they hold will also be cancelled. 

When will we receive our tickets? 

You will receive your mobile ticket no later than 72 hours before the show. If you have not received your ticket(s) 24 hours prior to the show please contact your point of purchase.

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Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds Announce the “Wild God” 2024 UK and European Tour

• March 15, 2024
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N ick Cave and the Bad Seeds have announced tour dates for the next UK and European tour. Set to unfold this autumn, the news of this series of live dates comes on the heels of the announcement about their forthcoming new album, Wild God , poised for release this summer.

The Wild God Tour kicks off on September 24 in Oberhausen, Germany, at the Rudolf Weber ARENA, marking the beginning of a journey through the heart of Europe, culminating in a grand finale at the Accor Arena in Paris, France, on November 17. The band will perform in six cities across the UK, including Leeds, Glasgow, Manchester, Cardiff, London, Dublin, and Birmingham.

Nick Cave has shared his excitement about bringing the new album to life on stage: “I never think about how a record is going to go live, it never, ever occurs to me. The lyric writing process is way too hard to take ideas like that into consideration. But, when I listen to ‘Wild God’ now, I think we can really do something epic with these songs live. We’re really excited about that – the record just feels like it was made for the stage.”

Reflecting on the transformative power of Wild God,  Cave shares, “It bursts out of the speaker, and I get swept up with it. It’s a complicated record, but it’s also deeply and joyously infectious… Listening to this, I don’t know, it seems we’re happy.”

As for the live translation of Wild God  on stage, Cave adds: “I never think about how a record is going to go live… But, when I listen to ‘Wild God’ now, I think we can really do something epic with these songs live. We’re really excited about that – the record just feels like it was made for the stage.”

Tickets for the tour will be available from March 22 at 10 am local time. The band will be supported on various dates by Dry Cleaning, The Murder Capital, and Black Country, New Road.

Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds will release their upcoming album, Wild God, on August 30th via Bad Seed/Play It Again Sam. The album was recorded at Miraval Studios in Provence and Soundtree Studios in London. This marks Cave’s 18th collaboration with the Bad Seeds and follows the critically acclaimed Ghosteen from 2019. Wild God is a collaborative production effort between Nick Cave and Warren Ellis, with David Fridmann handling the mixing. The album features contributions from Radiohead’s Colin Greenwood on bass and Luis Almau on guitar.

Pre-order ‘Wild God’ here.

Here are the full tour dates for Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds’ 2024 UK and European Tour:

• 24: Oberhausen, Germany – Rudolf Weber ARENA
• 26: Amsterdam, Netherlands – Ziggo Dome
• 29: Berlin, Germany – Uber Arena
• 2: Oslo, Norway – Oslo Spektrum
• 3: Stockholm, Sweden – Hovet
• 5: Copenhagen, Denmark – Royal Arena
• 8: Hamburg, Germany – Barclays Arena
• 10: Lodz, Poland – Atlas Arena
• 11: Krakow, Poland – TAURON Arena
• 13: Budapest, Hungary – Papp László Sportaréna
• 15: Zagreb, Croatia – Arena Zagreb
• 17: Prague, Czechia – O2 arena
• 18: Munich, Germany – Olympiahalle
• 20: Milan, Italy – Milan Forum
• 22: Zurich, Switzerland – Hallenstadion
• 24: Barcelona, Spain – Palau Sant Jordi
• 25: Madrid, Spain – WiZink Center
• 27: Lisbon, Portugal – MEO Arena
• 30: Antwerp, Belgium – Sportpaleis
• 2: Leeds, UK – first direct arena
• 3: Glasgow, UK – OVO Hydro
• 5: Manchester, UK – AO Arena
• 6: Cardiff, UK – Utilita Arena
• 8: London, UK – The O2
• 12: Dublin, Ireland – 3Arena
• 15: Birmingham, UK – Resorts World Arena
• 17: Paris, France – Accor Arena

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Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds Set ‘Wild God’ Tour of U.K. and Europe

The alternative rock outfit will kick-off their months-long Continental European run Sept. 24 at Rudolf Weber-Arena in Oberhausen, Germany.

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“I never think about how a record is going to go live, it never, ever occurs to me,” explains Cave in a statement. “The lyric writing process is way too hard to take ideas like that into consideration. But, when I listen to Wild God now, I think we can really do something epic with these songs live. We’re really excited about that – the record just feels like it was made for the stage.”

Wild God  will drop Aug. 30 through Cave’s own label Bad Seed, via a new, exclusive  worldwide licensing agreement  with Play It Again Sam, an imprint of the independent [ PIAS ] label group.

Earlier, the ARIA Hall of Fame-inducted bandleader said of Wild God , “there’s no f—ing around with this record. When it hits, it hits. It lifts you. It moves you. I love that about it.”

Led by Cave, the current Bad Seeds lineup consists of Thomas Wydler, Martyn Casey, Jim Sclavunos, George Vjestica and longtime collaborator Warren Ellis, who produces the forthcoming album with Cave.

Wild God stretches across 10 tracks and was cut at Miraval Studios in Provence, France and Soundtree Studios in London, England, featuring contributions from Radiohead’s Colin Greenwood (bass) and Luis Almau (nylon string guitar, acoustic guitar).

It’s the followup to  Ghosteen , the critically-lauded two-disc longplay from 2019, which explored Cave’s exposure to grief and pain, following the sudden death of his son Arthur in 2015. 

Check out Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds’ 2024 U.K. and Europe tour dates here and below.

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Nick cave & the bad seeds, the wild god tour,   extra date added 13 th november 2024,   3arena, dublin,   tickets for this extra date are on sale now.

  New Album Released 30th August

Title Track Out Now

Watch the wild god album trailer here, comments for nick cave & the bad seeds live:.

“Tense and thunderous at times, tender and cathartic at others. It’s masterful”  – The Independent

“Cemented the Bad Seeds’ reputation as one of the best live bands around” –  Daily Telegraph

“…like all great art it is an experience that will transform you and stay with you for years to come.”

– Forbes

“A show of crushing genius’ – DIY

“One day you’ll get into Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds because sooner or later everyone does, and when you do you’ll realise they’re the finest live band on the planet” – Vice

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds announce their first headline tour of the UK and Europe since 2017, with 27 shows across 17 countries this Autumn. This will include two dates at 3Arena Dublin on 12 th and 13 th November 2024. Tickets for the extra date announced today (13 th November) will go on sale this Friday 19 th April at 10am from Ticketmaster.ie and NICKCAVE.COM.

The band are widely regarded as one of the greatest live acts in the world today, and these shows promise to be some of the most hotly anticipated of 2024.

Kicking off on 24th September in Oberhausen, Germany the tour will end in Paris on 17th November. The tour will follow the release of their 18th studio album ‘ Wild God ’ on 30th August. The new album was announced recently alongside the release of the title track.

“ I never think about how a record is going to go live, it never, ever occurs to me. The lyric writing process is way too hard to take ideas like that into consideration.  But, when I listen to ‘Wild God’ now, I think we can really do something epic with these songs live. We’re really excited about that – the record just feels like it was made for the stage .”

The band will play new material along with songs from their extensive catalogue.

Support in Dublin will be from special guests Black Country, New Road .

The Wild God Tour Dates:

Sign up to the Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds mailing list here to access the Artist Presale.

Artist presale starts on Wednesday 17 th April at 10am.

(support act in brackets)

September 2024

24        Oberhausen, Germany                     Rudolf Weber-ARENA        (Dry Cleaning)

26        Amsterdam, Netherlands              Ziggo Dome                    (Dry Cleaning)

29        Berlin, Germany                          Uber Arena                    (Dry Cleaning)

October 2024

2             Oslo, Norway                                     Oslo Spektrum                    (Dry Cleaning)

3             Stockholm, Sweden                          Hovet                                   (Dry Cleaning)

5             Copenhagen, Denmark                     Royal Arena                         (Dry Cleaning)

8             Hamburg, Germany                          Barclays Arena                    (Dry Cleaning)

10           Lodz, Poland                                      Atlas Arena                         (Dry Cleaning)

11           Krakow, Poland                                 TAURON Arena                   (Dry Cleaning)

13           Budapest, Hungary                           Papp László Sportaréna  (The Murder Capital)

15           Zagreb, Croatia                                  Arena Zagreb                      (The Murder Capital)

17          Prague, Czechia                              O2 arena                        (The Murder Capital)

18           Munich, Germany                             Olympiahalle                      (The Murder Capital)

20           Milan, Italy                                         Milan Forum                       (The Murder Capital)

22           Zurich, Switzerland                           Hallenstadion                     (The Murder Capital)

24          Barcelona, Spain                            Palau Sant Jordi              (The Murder Capital)

25           Madrid, Spain                                    WiZink Center                     (The Murder Capital)

27           Lisbon, Portugal                             MEO Arena                    (The Murder Capital)

30           Antwerp, Belgium                             Sportpaleis                          (The Murder Capital)

November 2024

2             Leeds, UK                                           first direct arena (Black Country, New Road)

3             Glasgow, UK                                       OVO Hydro                          (Black Country, New Road)

5             Manchester, UK                                 AO Arena                             (Black Country, New Road)

6             Cardiff, UK                                          Utilita Arena                       (Black Country, New Road)

8             London, UK                                        The O2                                 (Black Country, New Road)

12           Dublin, Ireland                                   3Arena                                 (Black Country, New Road)

13             Dublin, Ireland                                3Arena                (Black Country, New Road)

15        Birmingham, UK                               Resorts World Arena        (Black Country, New Road)

17           Paris, France                                      Accor Arena                        (Black Country, New Road)

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds live line up

Nick Cave, Warren Ellis, Martyn Casey, Jim Sclavunos, George Vjestica, Larry Mullins, Carly Paradis

Releasing on 30 th August, the first taste of the band’s 18th studio album is title track ‘ Wild God ’, out now LISTEN .

“ I hope the album has the effect [on listeners] that it’s had on me,” Cave says. “It bursts out of the speaker, and I get swept up with it. It’s a complicated record, but it’s also deeply and joyously infectious. There is never a masterplan when we make a record. The records rather reflect back the emotional state of the writers and musicians who played them. Listening to this, I don’t know, it seems we’re happy .”

Across ten tracks, the band dance between convention and experimentation, taking left-turns and detours that heighten the rich imagery and emotion in Cave’s soul-stirring narratives. It is the sound of a group emboldened by reconnection and taking flight. There are moments that touch fondly upon the Bad Seeds’ past but they are fleeting, and serve only to imbue the relentless and restless forward motion of the band.

Produced by Cave and Warren Ellis, and mixed by David Fridmann, Cave began writing the album on New Year’s Day 2023. With sessions at Miraval in Provence and Soundtree in London, the Bad Seeds added their unique alchemy, with additional performances from Colin Greenwood (bass) and Luis Almau (nylon string guitar, acoustic guitar).

“‘Wild God’…there’s no fucking around with this record. When it hits, it hits. It lifts you. It moves you. I love that about it.”   Nick Cave

‘ Wild God ’ will be released on Bad Seed in partnership with Play It Again Sam on streaming, CD, and standard and limited edition vinyl. The track listing is as follows:

• Song of the Lake
• Final Rescue Attempt
• Cinnamon Horses
• Long Dark Night
• O Wow O Wow (How Wonderful She Is)
• As the Waters Cover the Sea

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds are:

Nick Cave   Thomas Wydler   Martyn Casey   Jim Sclavunos

Warren Ellis   George Vjestica

Tickets for NICK CAVE & THE BAD SEEDS at 3Arena Dublin on 13 th November are on sale now from Ticketmaster.ie and NICKCAVE.com

For more concert information see aikenpromotions.com

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This morning (August 18) Cave and Ellis have announced the addition of two more shows to their forthcoming tour, with further gigs now set to take place at Cardiff’s St David’s Hall (September 26) and Portsmouth’s Kings Theatre (October 9).

Tickets for these two shows will go on sale on Friday (August 20) at 10am from here .

Marking their first ever tour together as a duo, Cave and Ellis’ upcoming live dates will see them being joined by musician Johnny Hostile and backing singers Wendi Rose, T Jae Cole and Janet Ramus.

You can check out the dates for Cave and Ellis’ UK tour below.

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October 1 – De Montford Hall, Leicester 2 – Symphony Hall, Birmingham 6 – Royal Albert Hall, London 7 – Royal Albert Hall, London 9 – Kings Theatre, Portsmouth 10 – Dome, Brighton

Earlier this week Nick Cave spoke about receiving his second coronavirus vaccination back in May , saying that he feels “privileged to live in an age where our scientists are able to develop a vaccine to help combat a pandemic, and to do it at such an astonishing speed”.

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Nicholas Edward “Nick” Cave (Born 22 September 1957) is musician, singer-songwriter, published author and actor from Victoria, Australia. Cave is known for his intense and dark lyrical content.

Cave grew up in a small country town in Australia, and attended a boarding school in Melbourne. He studied Fine Art and claims painting was his first passion, before he dropped out of art school to pursue his musical ambitions. Cave’s father died in a car crash when he was 19, an event that he has stated caused “a vacuum” in his life.

After initially forming the moderately Goth punk band The Birthday Party with school friends, Cave, who had garnered a reputation for his outlandish live performance with the band, went on to form Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds, taking some members of the now disbanded old group with him.

It was with the Bad Seeds that Cave was propelled into stardom, with the bands experimentation with various rock and punk genres, mixed with Cave’s gothic styling’s and brooding emotional tone, contributing to their growing success and fan base.

Following on from the band’s debut album release in 1984 “From Her To Eternity”, the Bad Seeds garnered critical acclaim for practically all 10 of the studio albums they released up till 1997, when Cave decided to put the band on hiatus due to his drug and alcohol addictions.

The band returned triumphantly in 2001 with “No More Shall We Part” and have never looked back since, releasing a further four albums since, such as the well received garage rock outing, “Dig Lazarus Dig!!!”

Nick Cave is also no stranger to the movie business, having made cameo-acting appearances in the motion pictures “Wings of Desire” and “Jonny Suede” alongside Brad Pitt. He has also written the soundtrack for various movies, such as “The Assassination of Jesse James” and “Lawless”, the latter of which he co-wrote the screenplay for. His published writings vary from gothic novels such “Ant the Ass saw the Angel”, released in 1989, to rock biographies and lyric books.

Cave has received multiple awards during his career, such as the MTV Europe Music Award for Best Male, and a MOJO award for Song of the Year in 2011, the same year in which he was inducted to the ARIA Hall of Fame.

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Youtube clip of Ship Song...more atmosphere than Cave himself.See http://youtu.be/HXHjsHM7_18 and from my blog review with photographs http://fmio.blogspot.co.uk/2015/05/nick-cave-royal-albert-hall-london.html

So finally we get to see Nick Cave and my continued love hate relationship with the Royal Albert Hall. Spectacular interior, people dancing as if little cameos in their own boxes, people standing up in the gods looking down, the domed ceiling with the acoustic dishes hanging down, set against still por acoustics, the snare drum bouncing off the rear.

Given that the other half was third in the queue at the RAH when they first went on sale the seats secured were not as good as I had hoped for, but at least NC sat at the grand piano facing us, but when he left the piano stool and confronted the audience, the powerful side light beamed straight into our eyes. The RAH has crap lighting.

For the first time ever i had the ability to purchase a recording og the gig directly after, which during a 3 and a half hour trip to London and back a couple of days later proved worthwhile listening.

This was, and rather appropriately, a gig aimed at the location, ballads, laments, love songs with Cave proving to be probably the greatest living post modern crooner in the business. Gone was the violent/disturbing/searing Bad Seed’s approach, a request for Stagger Lee, and I would have liked to hear it too, was rather brutally dismissed by Cave, (‘you might as well fuck off now’), although he did apologise immediately. No it was not going to be one of those gigs, a more suitable location would be required for that side of his and the full Bad Seed’s persona.

Unlike the weak bladdered, in constant need of a drink fellow audience members (another big grip for the RAH) who kept on getting up and down, passing by so we all had to shift (although swivel seats helped) with little regard to all those they were disturbing. And to the two pratts behind us who constantly chatted through numbers until those around started to complain to their faces. The guy next to me got up and started to go over the seat to get at them, thought he was going to deck them, Cave’s relationship with the audience could not have been better (the fuck off now was really a joke). He got down in with them, bought three up on stage for a group hug and even had a basic duet with one big guy who obviously knew every word. Cave was also generous in his thanks to the audience leaving the stage finally on after the second encore with a rendition of Push the Sky Away which was joined in by the audience in hushed tones.

Then there was a 20minute queue to gather our pre ordered cd, a real production line was noticeable in entrance gate vestibule 9 with what looked like an optical cable running inside to the mixing desk. Even Tamsin Grieg the actress from the memorable Episodes comedy series, who was sitting just along from us had to queue. Once the cds were cut, then the queue moved quickly as they were placed into covers already printed for the tour.

Next Berlin a couple of days later.

9/10 (too many ballads) otherwise 10/10. (and for us, must see him somewhere less formal, Koko again please.

Water's Edge

The Weeping Song

Red Right Hand

Brompton Oratory

Higgs Boson Blues

The Ship Song

From Her to Eternity

Love Letter

Into My Arms

West Country Girl

The Mercy Seat

Jubilee Street

And No More Shall We Part

Jack the Ripper

Stranger Than Kindness

Up Jumped the Devil

The Lyre of Orpheus

Push the Sky Away

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There are few musicians who can sincerely claim to have had as much impact on alternative music as Nick Cave. The veteran frontman began plying his trade with The Birthday Party in the late 70s and today still remains one of the most respected men in rock. With a career spanning 30 years, and 22 albums, witnessing a Nick Cave show is truly like watching a master at work. One of the most striking elements of Cave’s music is his lyrics. Often with great modern songwriters such as Morrissey or Alex Turner, it is said that their lyrics could be poetry recited to music. That's not the case here; Nick Cave is a master of writing lyrics as lyrics should be. They immediately strike you, but as you continue to listen they develop into something greater: whether it's a devil or a joke there's always something going on in those words, always something poking its head out from in-between the lines. Another thing that makes Cave so exciting as an artist is his versatility, often reinvigorating classical song-writing structures by making them his own: whether it’s the gorgeous piano-ballads on "The Boatman's Call" or the pent-up punk of songs such as Grinderman's "No Pussy Blues."

Characterized by Cave’s deep and melodic style of singing; he writes brilliantly stark, apocalyptic odes to love and human nature, so often accompanied by a deliciously post-modern twist of his hip and his signature deprecating humor. However Cave has not built his legacy on lyrics alone, having worked side-by-side with the likes of Warren Ellis and Roland S Howard, Cave’s songs are set to astounding soundtracks and examples of superb musicianship.

Today, many people claim that the concept of a “frontman” is dead. Admittedly, there are some who have tried to revive the idea. But while at times the often Butlins-esque showmanship of these coiffed pretenders may satisfy, you haven't seen how a true frontman does it until you've seen the Black Duke strut his stuff all over your apprehensively pre-conceived sense of dignity. From climbing into a crowd and demanding that some "hatted motherf***er" make a request, before performing a perfect rendition of a decade-old B-side (as well as his greatest hits,) to screaming every word of the hormone-fueled, sounds-like-a-Tarantino-wet-dream death-blues of “Stagger Lee” into the eyes of an adoring female fan: there's never a dull moment. If this all sounds a little too niche, not to fear, Cave understands his audiences and the out-and-out entertainer, whether it’s at a festival or a theater, never ceases to entertain. Watching Nick Cave is watching a man who has come through everything that being an artist can throw at you, with his sense-of-humor and passion for performance still in check. His shows are little individual masterpieces, never the same and always exciting. He crafts his songs in front of you, etching out the nuances of every grandiose ballad, anthemic rock song or terrifying piece of social commentary. If you haven’t seen him already, do so: if you have, see him again.

I have never seen NC before last night, but was somewhat familiar with his music and band and enjoyed what I knew, so I was looking forward to the concert. It was a great venue (the Mann, Philadelphia) so almost any show there is awesome. Nick came out with thunderous vocals and music. The first song was a thumping, moody piece, and that gave way to many loud, brash and unmusical songs. There was a lot of noise and all of the band members seemed to be trying real hard, almost to compete with one another rather than play as a unified band. I thought the second song (I don’t know its title) would have been a good closer or penultimate choice rather than putting something so inaccessible in the beginning. In fact, most of the playlist seemed to be out of order without a lot of flow to the show. He does have a few melodic numbers which he executed quite well. And I think the audio was too loud for that venue - when we moved up the hill the acoustics were better. The crowd seemed enthusiastic to applaud to each song but few were dancing to anything (as none seemed really dance-able) which when I see I interpret as people having a great time. Most were just sitting in their seats watching the at times bombastic songs unfold. His set wasn’t particularly long and I didn’t stay to see if he played a 2nd encore (I doubt he did). Many people seemed to be leaving without lingering to find out either. I spoke with one concert-goer who was down in front and she said it was great. I am sure her ears are reminding her today of the decibels.

Australian goth rock icon Nick Cave and his wonderful Bad Seeds have been a staple appearance at most UK festivals for the past few years following the release of 'Push The Sky Away'. This is perhaps due to the ethereal, mesmerising stage show filled with classic alt-rock hits that continue to draw older, devoted fans to the show as well as newer converts to his music.

It has influenced a large amount of contemporaries so it is hard to miss the mention of Nick Cave on the alternative circuit. The man himself is quite a reserved performer, not particularly performing in the iconic manner that one may expect yet instead staying very grounded and concentrating on recreating the likes of 'Jubilee Street' to the highest quality.

Stage chatter is also kept to a minimal as the whole band are fixed in their zones and concentrate on packing in as many of the classics that they can within the allotted time. There are big cheers for 'The Mercy Seat' yet the whole show in general is something of amazement and the audience leave well and truly satisfied by the great man.

The show was very good although there were sometimes uninteresting questions being asked about ‘other’ people who of course may have been important to him but if you have Nick Cave on the stage you should try to catch as much as you can from this wonderful artist. He is brilliant, funny and - surprisingly to me - a very open person who does not have any taboos and can talk about anything. It’s amazing how easily he can find the right beautiful words to describe the most complicated emotions and states of mind.

Looking forward to going to the exhibition in Copenhagen.

Un gran concierto el de Nick Cave en el Palacio Municipal de Congresos de Madrid. Dos horas largas de espectáculo durante las cuales sonó un alto porcentaje de temas clásicos del músico australiano, entremezclados con cortes de su último disco "Push the Sky Away".

A destacar el sonido y el cuidado por el detalle, además de la dinámica brutal de la que hacen gala. La banda es capaz de poner los pelos de punta con la alternancia entre pasajes de gran delicadeza y otros de potencia pura. Una auténtica maravilla.

Nick’s performance was more accurately an experience. He built a relationship with the audience that was at times funny, compassionate, moving. At one point, after playing “Into My Arms,” he spoke with an audience member about the loss of a loved one that moved me to tears. I go to many concerts and there have been great ones, but rarely am I sobbing with deep emotions. He was gracious, generous, honest. Few like him.

Magical, surealistic and absolutely amazing proformance from Nick Cave and his fellow artists last night. I am still high on the experience. He got me eating right out of his hand. It wasn't just a concert, it was an interacting hypnotic travel through sound and emotion. Watched the whole show on stage. I will never forget this concert.

Go if you get the chance!! :)

1. Anthrocene

2. Jesus Alone

4. Higgs Boson Blues

5. From Her to Eternity

7. Jubilee Street

8. The Ship Song

9. Into My Arms

10. Girl in Amber

11. I Need You

12. Red Right Hand

13. The Mercy Seat

14. Distant Sky

15. Skeleton Tree

16. The Weeping Song

17. Stagger Lee

18. Push the Sky Away

Great artist and musician, conversation with Nick Cave , not the greatest show to be fair. I just really went for the music , he sang about 10 numbers , so at over £90 per ticket (that's what I paid ) so about £9 per song. I've been to better . Sorry wasn't worth the expense

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Frogs Limited Edition 7″ Vinyl – Pre-order Now

12 June 2024

‘Frogs’, the second single from Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds’ upcoming album ‘Wild God’, is out now digitally and available to pre-order today as a very special Limited Edition 7” on green coloured vinyl. Pre-order HERE . The 7” will be released on 26 July.

Tracklist: A. FROGS B. FROGS (INSTRUMENTAL)

Watch the ‘Frogs’ lyric video here .

The journey to creating ‘Wild God’ began with sweeping epic ‘Frogs’. The first lines Nick Cave penned for the album were powerfully evocative, referencing the first murder in the Bible, Cain’s slaying of Abel. He wrote, “Ushering in the week he knelt down and crushed his brother’s head in with a bone/It’s my great privilege to walk you home.” This striking couplet became the opening lines to the song, and set the tone for the imagery and themes that followed.

Nick Cave says, “The sheer exuberance of a song like ‘Frogs’, it just puts a big fucking smile on my face.”

‘Wild God’ will be released on 30 August on streaming, CD, and standard vinyl, along with grey and clear limited edition vinyl available to pre-order now here .

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