Awards and Honours
- 2012 Doctor of Letters, an honorary degree from the University of Brighton.
- 2011 Straight to you - Triple j's tribute tour to Nick Cave for his work in Australian music for Ausmusic Month
- 2011 MOJO Awards: Song of the Year for "Heathen Child" by Grinderman
- 2010 made an honorary Doctor of Laws, by University of Dundee.
- 2008 ARIA Awards Male Artist of the Year (Dig, Lazarus, Dig!!!).
- 2008 MOJO Awards: Best Album of 2008 (Dig, Lazarus Dig!!!).
- 2008 Awarded an Honorary degree as Doctor of Laws, by Monash University.
- 2007 ARIA Awards ARIA Hall of Fame inductee.
- 2006 Venice Film Festival: Gucci Award (for the script to The Proposition).
- 2005 Q magazine: Q Classic Songwriter Award.
- 2005 AFI Awards: Best Original Music Score with Warren Ellis (The Proposition).
- 2005 Inside Film Awards: Best Music (The Proposition).
- 2005 Film Critics Circle of Australia Awards: Best Musical Score (The Proposition).
- 2004 MOJO Awards: Best Album of 2004 (Abattoir Blues/The Lyre of Orpheus).
- 2001 ARIA Awards: Best Male Artist (No More Shall We Part).
- 2001 APRA Music Awards: "The Ship Song" voted in the Top 30 Best Australian Songs of the previous 75 years.
- 1997 APRA Music Awards: Songwriter of the year.
- 1997 ARIA Awards: Best Original Soundtrack (To Have and to Hold).
- 1996 ARIA Awards: Song of the Year & Single of the Year & Best Pop Release ("Where the Wild Roses Grow").
- 1996 MTV Europe Music Awards: Nick Cave formally requested that his nomination for "Best Male Artist" be withdrawn as he was not comfortable with the "competitive nature" of such awards.
- 1990 Time Out Magazine: Book Of The Year (And the Ass Saw the Angel).
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