On August 4, the Pula Arena hosts one of the great songwriters of contemporary music - Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds arrive at the ancient Roman amphitheatre as part of the „Wild God" tour. For audiences in the region, a Nick Cave concert in a setting like this is a rare event, and the demand is such that the second date, August 5, is already sold out.

Nick Cave is an Australian singer, songwriter and author whose career with The Bad Seeds spans more than four decades. From dark ballads to cathartic hymns, his music has moved through many phases, yet has always stayed recognisable for its intensity and the literary depth of its lyrics. The 2024 album „Wild God" is one of the most praised works in his catalogue, and the tour that followed has drawn exceptional reviews for the emotional power of the live performances.

On stage with Cave are long-time collaborators, among them Warren Ellis and Colin Greenwood. Concerts from this tour are described as a cathartic, almost spiritual experience - a combination of quiet moments and explosive peaks that the audience lives through as a shared journey. The ancient Pula Arena, with its stone acoustics and two millennia of history, offers exactly the kind of backdrop this music asks for.

Tickets for the August 4 concert are available through eventim.hr, while the August 5 night is already sold out. For Nick Cave fans in Macedonia, Pula is the closest point where the „Wild God" tour stops.