Wild God recalls in particular his mid-1990s incarnation the besuited charmer who duetted with Kylie Minogue on “Where the Wild Roses Grow”. He is full of dark charisma, for instance, on the ...

Nick Cave has not forgetten the ghosts that have stalked him for ages. But the tribute he pays to Anita Lane, his ex-girlfriend and muse of the 70s and 80s, on "O Wow O Wow (How Wonderful She Is ...

Bad Seeds frontman Nick Cave said he's lost his "rage, anger, ... the “Where the Wild Roses Grow” hitmaker said everything was flipped upside down after he got the devastating news.

Nick Cave has recalled being “high ... was speaking as part of The Louis Theroux Podcast recently when he discussed the making of his 1995 track ‘Where The Wild Roses Grow’ — which ...

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.

Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds put Columbus stop on spring 2025 tour. ... even those with tales of murder — most notably "Where the Wild Roses Grow," his 1996 duet with Kylie Minogue.

Cave’s duet with Kylie Minogue, “Where the Wild Roses Grow,” became a hit single that catapulted Cave into the running for countless award shows and other music industry accolades.

Nick Cave digs deep about tragedy, songwriting, his new album 'Wild God,' and how grief transformed his dark image into a message of hope. Plus Icon Film Plus Icon TV ...

Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds live performance Megan Cullen. Cave says that the mostly exuberant sound of Wild God, which combines rock and electronic-influenced textures, wasn't intended to be a ...

Legendary Australian rocker Nick Cave revealed that he felt “extremely bored” at times when attended King Charles III’s coronation in London earlier this month.

Nick Cave has been to hell and back, which is why his music sounds like heaven Cave's “Wild God” tour reaffirms his status as an artist whose work offers both catharsis and connection ...

After his first band The Birthday Party broke up in 1983, he formed Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - and went on to have hits including The Mercy Seat, Where the Wild Roses Grow, and Into my Arms.