Tag: Bad Seeds

Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds’ Kicking Against The Pricks turns 40 in 2026, revisiting the 1986 album that broadened the band’s musical vocabulary through covers of blues, gospel, country and pop songs.

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds will return home to Australia in January 2026 with the official announcement today of their Wild God Australian and Aotearoa New Zealand tour. The run of shows will be the band’s first in the region since 2022 and will bring their acclaimed Wild God album to life for local audiences.

Colin Greenwood of Radiohead will be the bass player for Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds on the upcoming US tour.

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds will release their 18th album Wild God more than six months from now in August and have gifted us the title track now.

Nick Cave has released a live version of ‘Push The Sky Away’ with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra.

Anita Lane, a former member of Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds and before that Cave’s The Birthday Party, has died at the age of 62.

Nick Cave and Warren Ellis have pledged half a million bucks to the Australian bushfire relief efforts.

After 20 years one time Bad Seeds member Mick Harvey has completed his third volume of Serge Gainsbourg songs ‘Delirium Tremens’.

Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds played a SXSW showcase on Wednesday for SXSW at Stubbs BBQ.

Nick Cave gave his keynote interview at SXSW today calling his hit with Kylie Minogue “a little camp”.

After knocking Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds from the top of the Australian chart earlier this week, Hillsong United has surpassed the Bad Seeds to become the hottest Aussie act on the American chart this week.

Nick Cave had some special guest singers with him last night at his hometown Melbourne concert – the Gardenvale Primary School Choir.

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds ‘Push The Sky Away’ has debuted at no. 29 in the USA, becoming Nick’s highest American debut ever in America.

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds are performing the entire ‘Push The Sky Away’ album as part of their current Australian tour.

The fifteenth studio album for Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds becomes the group’s first No.1 album in Australia, as they debut at the top of the ARIA Albums Chart with “Push the Sky Away”, their first new material in almost five years (March 2008 was the last one).

Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds have dropped the new video for ‘We No Who U R’ into YouTube.

Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds have announced dates in North America for March, falling short of including a SXSW date.

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds together with members of the Sydney Symphony will perform at the Sydney Opera House in February.

It’s a good week for the oldies and country, with releases from the Celtic Thunder, Adam Brand, Catherine Britt and more.

Wild UK blues rockers The Jim Jones Revue announce details of their third studio album.

Barry Adamson has rescheduled his appearances in Melbourne which were cancelled earlier this month due to a family emergency that required his presence.

Barry Adamson – whose bass skills have been heard in The Bad Seeds and Magazine to name a few – has unfortunately had to cancel his appearances in Melbourne and Sydney next week.