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Nick Cave and Warren Ellis have added two further shows to their upcoming autumn tour.The pair recently announced details of a UK tour for later this year, marking the first time they’ve toured as a duo. They will be joined by musician Johnny Hostile and backing singers Wendi Rose, T Jae Cole and Janet Ramus.Now, Cave an Ellis have added two extra shows in Scotland: first at Music Hall Aberdeen on September 19 and then at Theatre Royal Glasgow on October 4.Tickets for gigs will be on sale from 10 am on August 25 here.

Nick Cave and Warren Ellis have added two more extra dates to their autumn UK tour.The Bad Seeds duo will tour in September and October in support of their February album ‘Carnage’, which was recorded during the coronavirus lockdown.This morning (August 18) Cave and Ellis have announced the addition of two more shows to their forthcoming tour, with further gigs now set to take place at Cardiff’s St David’s Hall (September 26) and Portsmouth’s Kings Theatre (October 9).Tickets for these two shows will go on sale on Friday (August 20) at 10am from here.Marking their first ever tour together as a duo, Cave and Ellis’ upcoming live dates will see them being joined by musician Johnny Hostile and backing singers Wendi Rose, T Jae Cole and Janet

Nick Cave and Warren Ellis have announced they will head out on their first ever UK tour as a duo this autumn.The Bad Seeds duo will play 20 shows across September and autumn in support of their acclaimed album ‘CARNAGE’, which arrived earlier this year.While not a full Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds record, the album is the latest from nearly 25 years of collaboration between the pair.

Bobby Gillespie and Jehnny Beth have shared their second collaborative single, ‘Chase It Down’ – you can hear the new track below.The song is taken from the duo’s upcoming joint album ‘Utopian Ashes’, which is set for release on July 2.‘Chase It Down’ serves as the opening track on the new album and introduces the record’s narrative about “a withering marriage”.The song features the work of Primal Scream’s Andrew Innes (guitar), Martin Duffy (piano) and Darrin Mooney (drums), as well as Beth’s music partner Johnny Hostile (bass).The Thomas James-directed video for ‘Chase It Down’ has also been released today (May 6), and you can hear the new song in the below clip.“In the same way you create characters for a novel, we’ve created characters

Bobby Gillespie and Jehnny Beth have announced their new collaborative album ‘Utopian Ashes’ – you can listen to the forthcoming record’s lead single ‘Remember We Were Lovers’ below.The Primal Scream frontman and the Savages vocalist and solo artist, who first met in 2015 before later convening in Paris in 2017 to write and record together, have teamed up for the project, with the joint album set for release on July 2.The album features Beth’s musical partner Johnny Hostile (who plays bass on the record) as well as three members of Primal Scream: Andrew Innes (guitar), Martin Duffy (piano) and Darrin Mooney (drums).“In the same way you create characters for a novel, we’ve created characters here,” Beth said in a statement about the story of

Jehnny Beth has shared a video for her ‘To Love Is To Live’ single ‘French Countryside’.The Savages singer, who released her debut solo album last year, has today (February 15) posted an intimate music video for ‘French Countryside’ that was recorded in her French home studio.Beth’s longtime collaborator and producer Johnny Hostile directed the clip, which keeps close focus on the singer over the track’s four-minute run-time.‘French Countryside’ was written with The xx‘s Romy Madley Croft alongside Hostile.In a press release, Beth says of the single: “This is the song that caused me the most issues. Up until the last week of mixing we didn’t have a version I was happy with, but I am very proud of it now.

Jehnny Beth has shared a live performance video for her latest single ‘We Will Sin Together’.The track appears on the Savages frontwoman’s debut solo album, ‘To Love Is To Live’, which was released back in June.The musician has today (September 1) posted a black-and-white live video for the song, which was shot at home in the French countryside by filmmaker Sam Neuhardt.She sings into the camera in front of a blank backdrop, while producer Johnny Hostile helms the beats, keyboard and samples. You can watch the session below.“Beautiful Jehnny and the beat is badass,” one viewer commented of the clip.