This Saturday, July 5, 2025, Nick Cave was at the Philharmonie de Paris for the first of his two Paris concerts as part of ...

Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds album was full of gruesome deaths, cruelty, obsession, and revenge, but Cave himself found it all quite light hearted.

Cave is a great storyteller, so here’s him recounting the tale: “As he asked me my name, the barman leaned over and said to him, ‘Dude, you’re talking to f*cking Nick Cave!’ ...

October 30, 1986. Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds at the Town Pump in Vancouver. Photo by Courtesy of Rob Gander Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and products are independently selected.

Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds is a very special and rare treat in Milwaukee, but ticket sales were surprisingly on the softer side — to the point that Pabst Theater Group ran promo deals in the ...

“We’ve all had too much sorrow,” Nick Cave sang Monday at the first of a two-night stand at Salt Shed. “Now is the time for joy.” And so it was. The esteemed singer-songwriter teamed ...

Nick Cave: So I can open it up and give you light, or I can close it in and where you have to come into the work and the move, the tone, the intimacy is received in a different way.

Nick Cave: It felt like something that was sort of brewing for a long time. Or a kind of yearning I had to get back to some sort of visual art that I had abandoned in my early 20s, when I studied ...

“You’re beautiful,” Nick Cave announced repeatedly at the O2 Arena. The line turns up as a refrain, or mantra, in “Conversion”, one of the songs on his new album Wild God.

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds played an emotional show at The O2 in London, with Cave taking a moment to jokingly rib touring bassist Colin Greenwood of Radiohead.

On a record originally conceived as an ode to joy, Nick Cave continues to grapple with the all-consuming nature of grief. Pushed to rapturous extremes, the album sounds as haunted as it is healing.