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Nick Cave Collaborates With Local Favourites

Jul 15, 2026
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Posted by Steve Clements

With Nick Cave’s sold-out homecoming show in Preston Park only two weeks away, it has been announced that he has worked with Brighton institutions, Resident Records and the Duke Of York’s cinema on some exclusive events.

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds will release a new, limited edition 10” picture disc vinyl of ‘Jubilee Street’ to celebrate their huge homecoming show in Brighton this month. The record will be available ONLY at the band’s show on Friday 31st July at Preston Park, and at Resident, Brighton’s legendary independent record shop.

Resident will open at 9am Thursday 30th July for fans hoping to purchase the limited vinyl. Visit resident-music.com/product/cave-nick-the-bad-seeds-jubilee-street for more information.

The 10” picture disc includes ‘Jubilee Street’ (original Push The Sky Away album version) and a new live version of the song, recorded on the band’s 2024/25 Wild God tour.

From 30th July to 2nd August, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds will take over Resident as part of a series of activities in the city. Alongside the 10”, Resident will host a merchandise pop up with an array of existing and new items on offer, with discounts across album catalogue, giveaways, and a special post box where fans can send physical letters to Nick Cave’s The Red Hand Files.

The merchandise pop up will include a range specially designed for the Brighton show – only available at Resident and the Preston Park event, plus an exclusive tote bag made in collaboration with Resident, as well as classic Bad Seed and Cave Things items.

Across the show weekend Nick Cave is also taking over Brighton’s Duke Of York’s Cinema for a series of ‘Nick Cave Presents’ curated screenings. This special event will feature five films which have inspired and defined Cave’s songwriting, each with a recorded introduction by Cave himself. Saturday’s selections begin with Pinocchio and finish with the “has to be seen to be believed” outback shocker, Wake In Fright, and continues on Sunday 2nd August with two classics by directors Gaspar Noé and Pier Paolo Pasolini.

For more info visit picturehouses.com/nickcave.

The activity accompanies Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds’ UK exclusive headline show at Preston Park, Brighton on Friday 31 July 2026 – marking Cave’s return to his adopted city, where he lived for over two decades. For full event details and set times visit nickcavebrighton.com.

Nick Cave photo credit: Megan Cullen

Jul 15, 2026
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Steve has been a SOURCE contributor since Summer 2010. Favourite quote - "There's no such thing as a sold out gig".
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