Nick Cave
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Another Melbourne Show For Cave
Wednesday, December 17 2008 at 12:00 AM
Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds have announced a second and final show in Melbourne on January 7 at The Palace Theatre. The show follows a grueling run of dates through Europe, as well as the band's first North American tour in almost six years, which was capped by a historic headline performance at th...
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Cave Spreads His Seed
Tuesday, October 7 2008 at 12:00 AM
2009 is shaping up to be a big year for the indomitable Nick Cave. In addition to curating and starring in the inaugural All Tomorrow’s Parities festival in January, Cave will play an “intimate” show in Melbourne with The Bad Seeds at the Palace Theatre on January 6. According to reports on Billboa...
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Great Australian Albums
Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds - Murder Ballads
Wednesday, Oct 1|by Daniel Herborn
While the formula for creating a great rock’n’roll record remains elusive, this series suggests the recipe for crafting a superior rock documentary is well-established: choose an album whose classic status is assured, assemble all the key players and get the hell out of their way. If there's a momen...
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Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
Dig, Lazarus, Dig!!!
Wednesday, Feb 20|by Trevor Block
After four years absence, the Bad Seeds are back, in fine form. A taster for the forthcoming album, the title track is inspired by what Cave claims is his favorite Biblical miracle, and sees the reborn Lazarus cast adrift in modern day New York City, to make his way as best he can, living out the ne...
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Nick Cave and Warren Ellis
The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford
Wednesday, Nov 21|by Ben Gook
Those old Romantics, Nick Cave and Warren Ellis, get all fluttery at the sight of an open plain, scorched earth and rustic remains. This soundtrack accompaniment to the artful, revisionist western The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford is also a companion piece to their work on t...
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Nick Cave & Grinderman
Forum Theatre, Melbourne, Oct 16 07
Wednesday, Oct 17|by Ben Gook
For his current tour, Nick Cave is supporting himself – his fresher and louder alter-ego band Grinderman are opening proceedings. While the musicians’ union ought to have something to say about this, for Cave and his band (Warren Ellis, Martyn P. Casey and Jim Sclavunos) it’s licence to let things g...
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