Nick Cave brings conversation tour to Europe and UK for unfiltered and unmoderated audience Q&As
Nick Cave is heading to Europe to tour his acclaimed Conversations with Nick Cave event where music and open discussion will take centre stage with questions from the audience, and piano version of his songs.
Described by Cave as “an exercise in connectivity”, the shows had a sell-out run in Australia & New Zealand and explore the intense relationship between Cave and his audience through unfiltered, unscripted and unmoderated Q&As.
“I thought that a direct conversation with the audience might be valuable," says Cave, "and in the recent live shows we have all shown a kind of willingness to open up.”
The tour runs through mid-May to the end of June with a London show on 19 May at The Barbican.
Tour dates are below and tickets go on sale from Thursday 21 February at 9am UK time via nickcave.com.
Monday 13 May - Friedrich-Ebert-Halle, Hamburg
Wednesday 15 May -Admiralspalast, Berlin
Thursday 16 May -Tonhalle, Düsseldorf
Sunday 19 May - Oslo Konserthus, Oslo
Tuesday 21 May - DR Koncerthuset, Copenhagen
Friday 24 May - Philharmonie Luxembourg
Sunday 26 May - Het Concertgebouw, Amsterdam
Monday 27 May - TivoliVredenburg - Grote Zaal, Utrecht
Wednesday 29 May - De Roma, Antwerp
Friday 31 May - Cirkus Stockholm, Stockholm
Saturday 15 June - Wales Millennium Centre, Cardiff
Monday 17 June - Symphony Hall, Birmingham
Wednesday 19 June - The Barbican, London
Thursday 20 June - The Bridgewater Hall, Manchester
Saturday 22 June - Usher Hall Edinburgh, Edinburgh
Sunday 23 June - Sage One, Sage Gateshead, Gateshead
Tuesday 25 June - Royal Concert Hall, Nottingham
Wednesday 26 June - Eventim Olympia, Liverpool
Friday 28 June - Brighton Dome Concert Hall, Brighton
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