Nick Cave Australian Singer Born 1957 in Warracknabeal

Nick Cave (22 September 1957, Warracknabeal) is an Australian singer. He is a member of Grinderman.

Early life

He went on to study at Caulfield Grammar School and Wangaratta High School.

Career

Nick Cave also has played with Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, The Birthday Party and The Boys Next Door. Nick Cave’s releases on record are 6 albums and one single between 1992 and 2022. He released What a Wonderful World (1992) early on, and Blonde – Soundtrack from the Netflix Film (2022) is the latest entry. The style on record is rock music and alternative rock. Nick Cave plays guitar. Record labels on file include Mute Records. Brad Pitt appears in two of his listed titles, including The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford (2007) and Johnny Suede (1991).

Nick Cave has 17 screen credits too, including Lawless (2012) and Johnny Suede (1991). Work listed as notable includes And the Ass Saw the Angel, The Death of Bunny Munro and The Sick Bag Song.

Recognition

His awards include an award at the APRA Music Awards (1996). His other honours include seven ARIA Awards (between 1996 and 2013) and an award at the Ivor Novello Awards (2014) for Push the Sky Away. The nominations list includes the Academy Award for Best Original Song. The records list 12 awards won and one nomination for him.

Personal life

He has been married to Susie Bick since 1999. Earlier marriages on record are to Vivián Karnéiro (1990 to 1996, divorced). He is the father of Earl Cave, and has 4 children in total.