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Nick Cave Bad Seeds 2026 European Tour

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The ~~European leg of Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds’~~ Wild God ~~Tour~~ Tour’s European leg continued ~~to draw massive crowds in late July and~~ strong through early August 2026. ~~On 31 July the band surprised fans with an impromptu four‑song~~ After a surprise rooftop set in Brighton on 31 July, the ~~roof of Resident Records in Brighton’s North Lane, then~~ band headlined a sold‑out home‑coming ~~show~~ at Preston ~~Park. The concert attracted close to 50,000 attendees, featured a guest appearance by~~ Park with Kylie Minogue on joining for “Where the Wild Roses ~~Grow”, and was praised for its organization and food‑and‑drink facilities, coinciding with Brighton Pride events.~~ Grow”. The following week ~~the tour moved to the historic Pula Arena in Croatia, where~~ saw two back‑to‑back concerts on 4 and 5 August sold out within days, prompting organisers to add the second date after the first filled in five days. Organisers confirmed the next regional stop will be Belgrade, Serbia, consecutive sold‑out shows on 7 4‑5 August at the ~~Kalemegdan fortress, with fan‑pit tickets already sold out and limited platform and parterre seats remaining. The European leg, which kicked off in June with a show at Malahide Castle~~ Roman arena in ~~Ireland, saw the Pula concerts showcase songs from~~ Pula, Croatia, where the ~~new album alongside~~ setlist mixed new‑album material with classics such as “Red Right Hand” and “The Mercy Seat”. ~~The stage featured regular collaborators~~ Band members included Warren ~~Ellis and~~ Ellis, Colin ~~Greenwood as well as~~ Greenwood, Jim Sclavunos, George Vjestica, Larry Mullins and Carly Paradis. After the ~~performances~~ concerts Cave ~~was photographed sharing a lunch~~ dined with his brother ~~at a local restaurant, joined by~~ alongside Croatian guests ~~including actress~~ Jelena Perčin and ~~musician~~ Ante Gelo. On 7 August the group performed at Belgrade’s Kalemegdan fortress, drawing nearly 10,000 fans. The ~~tour’s schedule then expanded~~ two‑hour‑forty‑minute show opened with “Get Ready for Love”, featured “From Her to ~~Romania, where~~ Eternity” and “Red Right Hand”, and included a memorable moment when Cave descended into the ~~band headlined~~ crowd and was lifted by fans. The tour then moved to Romania for a three‑day festival in Buftea ~~from 7‑9 August, sharing~~ (7‑9 August). Headlining the event, Cave shared the bill with ~~acts such as~~ more than 20 artists—including Two ~~Feet and~~ Feet, Charlotte ~~Cardin~~ Cardin, Nation of Language and ~~featuring immersive~~ others—across three stages, complemented by visual ~~installations. It marked the band’s first multi‑day festival slot on~~ installations and a 1970s‑underground‑aesthetic zone. The leg, which began in June at Malahide Castle, Ireland, continues to sell out venues and attract large audiences across the ~~tour.~~ region.

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