Washington Post (Free subscription) | 6 hours ago
Nick Cave, the Australian punk turned literary death-rocker, is among the greatest frontmen in rock-and-roll. Hyperbole? Nope, check the math: You add the feral swagger of Iggy Pop to the cabaret poise of David Bowie, then factor in the utterly shameless mustache of -- eh, that guy from Gogol...
Brooklyn Vegan (Free subscription) | yesterday
photos by Kyle Dean Reinford Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds played the WaMu Theater at Madison Square Garden in NYC on Saturday night, October 4th. The show was part of a short North American tour that ended one day...
Brooklyn Vegan (Free subscription) | yesterday
Nick Cave @ WaMu Theater, MSG, NYC Saturday (more by Kyle Dean Reinford) Thanks Sebastián for pointing out that, despite not being listed on his own website, Nick Cave has two more US shows scheduled including tonight/Monday in DC and...
jadedinsider (Free subscription) | yesterday
The day after Nick Cave’s blistering, brilliant show at the WaMu/Chase/Your Tax Dollars at Work Theater, J.I.’s concert companion sent us an email. “Dude,” she wrote, “that man is fifty-one years old.” If we’re half that smart, spry, and pissed...
Chef Mojo (Free subscription) | 11 hours ago
What's good? Well, having two days off in a row, to start. Driving into C'ville with The Lady, grabbing Jerry and heading up north to DC. Parking and walking down U Street at the golden hour. A quick dinner at...
Denver Post (Free subscription) | 12 hours ago
Think of Denver's Meese as a band that's hovering on pop music's equivalent of a tarmac. It's biding its time, patiently awaiting takeoff.
The Daily Record (Free subscription) | yesterday
DUFFY beat fellow songstress Adele to capture the best breakthrough artist gong at the Q Awards today.
BBC News (Free subscription) | yesterday
Coldplay, Adele and Muse are among the artists expected at the Q magazine awards in London.
No Rock And Roll Fun (Free subscription) | yesterday
The shift of All Tomorrow's Parties from being a quirky idea into a sort of V festival with a fanzine stand continues, as it rolls out an Australian leg . It's being curated by Nick Cave; the line-up of bands is impressive. But it all feels like it's turning into a template.
Channel 4 (Free subscription) | yesterday
Coldplay are leading the way at the Q Awards with four nominations.
The Herald (Free subscription) | yesterday
Music legend Bob Dylan has revealed his source of greatest inspiration - Scotland's national bard, Robert Burns. Dylan was asked to name the lyric or verse that has had the greatest impact on his life.
Sarsaparilla (Free subscription) | yesterday
Indicating their relative distance from Australian musical culture at the present time, Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds are curating something called All Tomorrow’s Parties (Australia) (the Victorian event is at Mt Buller of all places, potentially the most interesting part of the whole shebang) and are populating it with a bunch of reformed groups [...]
Brit Lit Blogs (Free subscription) | 05/10/2008
Interview by Simon Friel. Lydia Lunch is a name you should know. Lydia moved to New York at 16 and, with her band Teenage Jesus and the Jerks , was one of the founders of the still influential, but short-lived, No Wave movement. She has collaborated with artists and performers such as Nick Cave, Sonic Youth, Henry Rollins, Omar Rodriquez-Lopez, Asia Argento, Richard Kern and Hubert Selby Junior, and...
No Rock And Roll Fun (Free subscription) | 05/10/2008
Back now to Channel 4's short-lived minimalist show The White Room, and a 'surprise' appearance by Polly to help out Nick Cave with Henry Lee: [Part of the PJ Harvey weekend ]
NewYorkology: A New York Travel Gui (Free subscription) | 04/10/2008
It’s a jam-packed weekend in New York and some great weather as well. Highlights include OpenHouse New York, the New Yorker Festival and Sunday’s Atlantic Antic street fair. For ongoing events and shows, click to NewYorkology’s Now in NYC list....
