Nick Cave

Nick Cave feels at home in Greece - it makes sense: After all, this is the country that gave birth to tragedy, and Cave knows a thing or two about tragic things, both in art and in real life. His new album with The Bad Seeds, titled "Wild God," has just been released to wide acclaim.

Nick Cave spoke about the tragedy he has endured, having lost two sons in less than a decade.

In 2015, his 15-year-old son Arthur fell onto rocks near Brighton, East Sussex, after taking LSD.

As part of the 50th year celebrations of the Foundation for Istanbul Culture and Arts (IKSV), Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds will perform at Istanbul's Parkorman on Aug 21. Tickets for the concert will go on sale on Feb 14.

Greek artist Stefanos Rokos has produced a visual interpretation of what he saw in his mind while listening to the album "No More Shall We Part" by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds. "Many years after my first listen to the album I knew that the images of these songs were still following me around," the artist explained.

Greek artist Stefanos Rokos has produced a visual interpretation of what he saw in his mind while listening to the album "No More Shall We Part" by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds. "Many years after my first listen to the album I knew that the images of these songs were still following me around," the artist explained.

Maarten Devoldere, frontman of Belgian rock act Balthazar comes to Greece in his solo alter ego as Warhaus to perform the moody rock that has seen fans liken him to Nick Cave, Tom Waits and Leonard Cohen, as part of the promo tour for his new self-titled album. He will play the Gagarin 205 venue in Athens on Friday and We in Thessaloniki on Saturday.

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds and Arcade Fire will stage their first concerts ever in Romania on June 19 and 20, at the Romexpo Exhibition Centre in Bucharest City, according to a D&D East Entertainment statement released on Tuesday.

Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds have been announced as the top names at the 25th Istanbul Jazz Festival due to take place between June 26 and July 17 this year.

The Onassis Cultural Center has put together a music documentary festival, running from Saturday, November 4, to Tuesday, November 7, and comprising 17 recent productions that run the gamut from Nick Cave and Iranian DJs, the Rolling Stones and James Lavelle, to virtuoso jazz musicians and veterans of the London punk scene.

Australian rock icon Nick Cave and his band, the Bad Seeds, are coming to Athens for a single show as part of an eight-week European tour, on Thursday, November 16. Concertgoers will be treated to songs from Cave's latest album, "Skeleton Tree," as well as old favorites. Tickets for the show at the Faliro Sports Arena in southern Athens, costing 40 and 50 euros, are selling out fast.