“It is a privilege to share the songs with an audience in this way – stripped back and unadorned, revealing their essential nature”
Nick Cave is gearing up to deliver an intimate musical experience to his Australian fans in 2024, and it’s shaping up to be a one-of-a-kind affair.
Our favourite acclaimed rocker, Nick Cave, has revealed a series of solo performances set to unfold in Melbourne (Naarm) and Sydney (Eora), with the only accompaniment being the rhythmic stylings of Radiohead’s Colin Greenwood on bass guitar.
Kicking off with two shows at The Plenary in Melbourne on Thursday, April 25, and Friday, April 26. The tour then continues to Sydney’s State Theatre on Monday, April 29, and Tuesday, April 30.
Fans eager to be part of this intimate experience with Nick Cave can secure their tickets here as they go on sale at 10 am AEDT tomorrow, December 13.
In a press statement, Cave shared his anticipation for the upcoming run, stating, “I cannot wait to bring this special show to Australia next year, accompanied by the great Colin Greenwood. It is a privilege to share the songs with an audience in this way – stripped back and unadorned, revealing their essential nature.”
This announcement marks a departure from Cave’s usual performances with his backing band, The Bad Seeds. The decision to go solo, with the added presence of Colin Greenwood, suggests a more intimate and stripped-down approach, allowing the essence of the songs to take center stage.
For Australian fans of Cave’s evocative and poetic songwriting, this tour promises a unique opportunity to witness the artist in a more vulnerable and unfiltered setting.
As tickets become available, enthusiasts are advised to act swiftly to secure their spot for what is sure to be an unforgettable musical experience with two icons of the industry.
