Nick Cave Will Now Be Answering Your Questions in Person — SkimNews
Get the Culture newsletter
Daily culture — film, music, books, the trends and ideas worth your attention. Free.
- Nick Cave will field audience questions about “anything and everything” on his solo “Conversations With Nick Cave” tour, reviving a format he last brought to America eight years earlier.
- Conversations With Nick Cave comprises 24 performances from April 9 at Vancouver’s Queen Elizabeth Theatre to May 21 at New Orleans’ Saenger Theatre; Pitchfork identifies the run as 2027.
- Cave will perform songs with only his own piano accompanying him, retaining the stripped-down musical format of previous “Conversations” tours.
- Tickets go on sale to the general public at 10 a.m. local time Nov. 13, with presales beginning Wednesday.
- Red Hand Files is the newsletter Cave cited as evidence of the format’s appeal, saying its reach and stature have grown while its conversation topics have broadened.
- Cave said the 2018 audience conversations helped his grief after the death of his son, calling the experience “extraordinary healing” for him.
Why it matters: For fans, the practical deadline is Nov. 13: presales begin Wednesday and general sales follow at 10 a.m. local time. Across 24 performances, questions about “anything and everything” and Cave’s own piano center the audience exchange he says helped him heal after his son’s death.
Ask SkimNews
