Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds Announce Extensive 2025 North American Tour

Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds announced an extensive 2025 North American Tour, marking the group’s first North American shows since 2018. The Australia-based band, who recently released a new album Wild God, will be performing across the United States and Canada from April to May, with St. Vincent supporting on select dates.

The tour kicks off on April 15 in Boston at the Agganis Arena, with St. Vincent joining as support. The band then heads to Brooklyn for a performance at Barclays Center on April 17, again with St. Vincent on the bill.

Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds continue their journey with a show in Detroit on April 19 at the Masonic Temple. The tour then moves to Washington D.C. for a performance at The Anthem on April 21. Canadian fans will have the opportunity to catch the band in Toronto at Meridian Hall on April 23, followed by a show in Montreal at Place Bell on April 24.

The band returns to the U.S. for a Philadelphia show at The Met on April 26. Chicago fans will be treated to two consecutive nights at The Salt Shed on April 28 and 29. The month closes out with a performance in Milwaukee at the Miller High Life Theatre on April 30.

May sees the tour continue with a show in Columbus at the Palace Theatre on May 2. The band then heads to Minneapolis for a performance at The Armory on May 4, followed by a show in Kansas City at the Kansas City Music Hall on May 5. Denver fans can catch Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds at the Mission Ballroom on May 7.

The West Coast leg of the tour begins with a show in Portland at the Theater of the Clouds on May 10. Canadian fans get another chance to see the band in Vancouver at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre on May 11. The tour then moves to Seattle for a performance at The Paramount Theatre on May 12.

The extensive North American tour concludes with a final show in San Francisco at the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium on May 14.

Presale tickets will be available starting on Tuesday, September 10 at 10 a.m. local time. Tickets go on sale to the general public on Friday, September 13 at 10 a.m. local.