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See Kylie Minogue Join Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds for ‘Where the Wild Roses Grow’ at Brighton Show
Kylie Minogue joined Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds on stage in Brighton to perform their 1995 duet ‘Where the Wild Roses Grow’. The appearance reunited two major Australian artists and marked their first live performance of the song together since Minogue’s Glastonbury set in 2019.
The collaboration took place during the Bad Seeds’ Friday concert at Preston Park, while the band also gave a surprise four-song rooftop performance at Brighton record shop Resident Music. Their European Wild God tour continues through August and ends at Paris’s Rock en Seine on 28 August; Minogue has said she intends to tour extensively in 2027 for her 40th year in music.
In short
- Kylie Minogue reunited with Nick Cave on stage in Brighton.
- They performed ‘Where the Wild Roses Grow’ live.
- The Bad Seeds’ European tour ends on 28 August.
Explained simply
Nick Cave is an Australian singer-songwriter whose band, the Bad Seeds, has released albums since the 1980s. Kylie Minogue is an Australian singer and actor who began her music career in the late 1980s; both have had long-running international careers.
They recorded “Where the Wild Roses Grow” as a duet in 1995, pairing Cave’s dark storytelling with Minogue’s pop vocals. The song became one of their best-known collaborations, bringing together artists from different musical worlds and helping introduce each to a wider audience.