The Cult

The Cult - Fire Woman Live Performance at MTV VMA Awards

MTV VMA Awards
New York, NY, United States

• On June 9, 1989, The Cult performed "Fire Woman" live at the MTV Video Music Awards, a pivotal moment in their career during the promotion of their al... Read Full Description >

  On June 9, 1989, The Cult performed "Fire Woman" live at the MTV Video Music Awards, a pivotal moment in their career during the promotion of their album "Sonic Temple." Released in the same year, "Sonic Temple" marked a significant shift for the band, bringing them mainstream success and a more polished sound compared to their earlier works. This performance showcased their evolving style and solidified their presence in the rock scene, enhancing their popularity. Notably, the single "Fire Woman" became one of their most recognizable tracks, further establishing The Cult in the late '80s rock landscape. The live rendition at the VMAs is memorable not just for its energy but also for being a key moment during an era where the band was transitioning to larger venues and audiences, emphasizing their growing influence in the genre.