Hamburg – He believes in the healing power of music…
Nicholas “Nick” Edward Cave (67) deals with his family tragedies with his unmistakable baritone voice and his distinctive speaking vocals. The Australian singer, who lost two sons, primarily sings about themes such as death, religion, love and violence. And that gets under your skin.
Now the musician is coming to Hamburg with his band Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds! On Tuesday (October 8th) Cave will sing at the Barclays Arena as part of his current “The Wild God Tour”.
Tickets and prices for Nick Cave in Hamburg
There are still remaining tickets for the concert in all categories (approx. 25 to 105 euros). They are available at all known ticket offices.
The event begins 7:15 p.mNick Cave is about to 8:30 p.m expected.
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Arrival to Nick Cave at Barclays Arena
Nick Cave plays in the “Barclays Arena”, which can accommodate 16,000 fans during concerts.
► Address: Hellgrundweg 44, 22525 Hamburg
Public transport goes directly to the arena. Tipp: There is no need to buy a ticket, as concert tickets for the “Barclays Arena” are valid as a return ticket on the HVV.
▶︎ S-Bahn stop: Stellingen. From there there is an event shuttle service to the “Barclays Arena”.
► Metrobus: Line 22 to the stop: Hellgrundweg/Arenen or Line 180 to the stop: At the Volkspark.
PARKING AT THE “BARCLAYS ARENA”
The parking fee at the arena is 10 euros.
There are several parking lots named after colors:
For the GRAY, RED and BLUE parking spaces, enter the address in the navigation system Hellgrundweg 50 a.
For the WHITE and YELLOW parking spaces, enter the address Schnackenburgallee 112 a.
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Nick Cave sings songs from new album “Wild God”
Nick Cave sings songs from his new album “Wild God”. With euphoric gospel and impressive orchestra, the audience can see Cave’s pain and feel how he deals with loss and grief.
In 2015, his 15-year-old son Arthur fell off a cliff while high on LSD and died. In 2022, his 31-year-old son Jethro, who suffered from schizophrenia, also died, presumably due to a drug overdose.
Pieces like “Joy”, “Conversion”, “Wild God”, “Frogs” and “Long Dark Night” are most likely part of the approximately 2.5 hour show.
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More concerts from Nick Cave
Nick Cave will play in Hamburg on October 18th. in Munich. There are also concerts in Zagreb, Krakow, Prague, Barcelona, Lisbon, Manchester, Cardiff and many other cities. The last show is on November 17th in Paris.
