Nick Cave has shared particulars of a European solo tour set to kick off later this summer season. Discover ticket particulars under.
The information was introduced right now (January 27) on Cave’s official Instagram web page, and confirms that he shall be enjoying 13 solo exhibits throughout Europe between June and August.
Reveals start with two back-to-back nights on the Theater 11 venue in Zurich on June 10 and 11, earlier than Cave heads over to Hamburg for a present on the Elbphilharmonie on June 21.
Dates in July embrace 4 stops in Italy and two in France. The previous begins with exhibits in Lucca and Pompei on July 17 and 19 respectively, earlier than two exhibits on the Auditorium Cavea in Rome. The latter consists of a present in Cannes and a present in Arles.
The 4 last scheduled dates run throughout August and have two dates in Bergen, Norway, in addition to slots in Sigulda, Latvia and Sofia in Bulgaria. Tickets go on sale this Friday (January 31) at 10am native time. Go to right here to purchase tickets and discover a checklist of latest exhibits under.
Nick Cave’s 2025 European tour dates are:
JUNE
10 – Switzerland, Zurich @ Theater 11
11 – Switzerland, Zurich @ Theater 11
21 – Germany, Hamburg @ Elbphilharmonie
JULY
17 – Italy, Lucca @ Piazza Napoleone
19 – Italy, Pompei @ Anfiteatro di Pompei
21 – Italy, Rome @ Auditorium Cavea
22 – Italy, Rome @ Auditorium Cavea
24 – France, Cannes @ Palais des Festivals de Cannes
26 – France, Arles @ PIAS Present at Théâtre Vintage
AUGUST
6 – Norway, Bergen @ Grieghallen
7 – Norway, Bergen @ Grieghallen
12 – Latvia, Sigulda @ Sigulda Fort
19 – Bulgaria, Sofia @ Plovdiv Historical Theatre
For the upcoming exhibits, Cave shall be accompanied by Colin Greenwood, finest often known as the bassist for Radiohead.
The collaboration comes as the 2 have labored collectively for an prolonged interval now, together with varied different solo Nick Cave excursions and as a part of the exhibits celebrating the discharge of his 2021 shock album with Warren Ellis, ‘Carnage’.
Extra lately, the instrumentalist has additionally joined Cave for his ‘Wild God’ tour with The Dangerous Seeds, and likewise contributed some bass to the recordings on that album.
Final October, Greenwood opened up about his time becoming a member of the band as their reside bassist. His addition to the line-up got here because the band introduced that Martyn Casey wouldn’t have the ability to be part of the ‘Wild God’ tour resulting from sickness.
Chatting with NME about filling in for Casey, Greenwood mentioned: “It’s an superior group of individuals to play music with. They’re good and with ferociously loud drummers; what a staff. For me, it’s a extremely enjoyable factor to do as a result of it’s not Radiohead. There are plenty of completely different colors within the music, so I’m having a blast.”
Of Cave particularly, he added: “He’s such a fantastic story-teller, and I actually love his piano-playing. Once I took the tough recordings from the brand new album house to hearken to and heard his voice replenish my entrance room, I believed, ‘What a voice! He’s received the lot!’”
’Wild God’ was given a four-star assessment by NME, which learn: “Dangerous Seeds data are infamously loaded with gothic doom and gloom. In fact, this ain’t a poptastic LOLfest, and nonetheless colored with the various shades of a life so difficult and weathered.
“However by no means has Cave been so freewheelin’ than on the giddy ‘Frogs’, ‘Leaping for love and the opening sky above’ as ‘Kris Kristofferson walks by kicking a can in a shirt he hasn’t washed for years’. With a lust for all times, the once-dark prince is letting the sunshine in.”
Earlier than the discharge, Nick Cave spoke to NME about his outlook on life, and opened up about how he thinks social media contributes in direction of the pessimistic outlook of youthful generations.
“I believe social media is a large drawback and is having an enormous demoralising impact on society. Younger persons are shedding religion on the earth basically and what the world has to supply them. That’s a significant drawback,” he mentioned.
