Nick Cave and Colin Greenwood

Australian singer-songwriter Nick Cave, born in Warracknabeal, is famed for his post-punk style with the Bad Seeds. His work spans rock, blues, and balladry. Known for covers by icons like Johnny Cash, Cave's dramatic and literary songs earned acclaim in alternative rock. Collaborating with Warren Ellis, he created soundtracks and albums like "Carnage." Key albums include "Murder Ballads" and "Ghosteen." He's performed globally and contributed to film scores, earning awards and iconic status. Inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame, Cave continues to influence music with his unique storytelling and voice.