Live Performances by The Cure
The Cure - Full Concert from Berg en Bos Festival, Apeldoorn, Netherlands
Berg en Bos
Apeldoorn, Gelderland, Netherlands
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On July 18, 1980, The Cure performed at the Berg en Bos Festival in Apeldoorn, Netherlands, a significant moment in their early career. This live reco... Read Full Description >
On July 18, 1980, The Cure performed at the Berg en Bos Festival in Apeldoorn, Netherlands, a significant moment in their early career. This live recording takes place shortly after the release of their second studio album, "Seventeen Seconds," which had come out earlier that year in April. "Seventeen Seconds" marked a crucial shift in The Cure's sound, leaning towards a darker and more atmospheric style, a precursor to their influential work in the post-punk genre. By this time, the band was starting to establish itself in the music scene, gaining recognition for their unique sound and Robert Smith's distinct vocal and lyrical style. The concert in Apeldoorn showcases their evolving stage presence and the burgeoning fanbase that would follow them throughout the subsequent decades. This performance is not merely a reflection of their early artistic identity but also a stepping stone that led to their later, more expansive works.
The Cure Performs 'A Forest' at Rock Werchter Festival - July 1981
Rock Werchter Festival
Werchter, Brabant, Belgium
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In July 1981, The Cure was nearing the height of their early career, having recently released their second studio album, "Seventeen Seconds," earlier ... Read Full Description >
In July 1981, The Cure was nearing the height of their early career, having recently released their second studio album, "Seventeen Seconds," earlier that year. This album showcased their evolving sound, characterized by a darker, more atmospheric approach compared to their debut. The live performance at the Rock Werchter Festival, where the band played "A Forest," became notable not just for the music but also for the incident involving a truncated set. Robert Smith's frustration was evident as the band was forced to cut their performance short, leading to his now-infamous protest: "f*** Robert Palmer, f**k Rock and Roll," in reaction to the festival's rules. This moment encapsulated the band's burgeoning identity as they pushed against mainstream pressures, further solidifying their place in the post-punk landscape of the early '80s.
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In 1992, The Cure was enjoying significant acclaim as they were riding high on the success of their album "Wish," which had been released in April of ... Read Full Description >
In 1992, The Cure was enjoying significant acclaim as they were riding high on the success of their album "Wish," which had been released in April of that year. The live recording of "A Forest" taken from a performance in January 1992 captures the band's dynamic energy during a pivotal moment in their career. This period marked a transition where The Cure was increasingly embracing a sound characterized by both melodic and darker elements, reflecting their evolution from earlier works. "Wish," featuring hits like "Friday I'm in Love" and "A Night Like This," showcased the band's versatility and appeal, which helped solidify their status in the alternative rock scene. The performance of "A Forest" at this time highlights the band's ability to blend atmospheric soundscapes with emotionally charged lyricism, a hallmark of their style and a testament to their influence on the genre.
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In 1995, The Cure was at a significant stage in their career, following the release of their critically acclaimed album "Wish" in 1992. This album fea... Read Full Description >
In 1995, The Cure was at a significant stage in their career, following the release of their critically acclaimed album "Wish" in 1992. This album featured hit singles like "Friday I'm in Love" and "A Night Like This," which solidified their popularity and showcased their ability to blend post-punk sound with more melodic elements. The live recording of "From The Edge of the Deep Green Sea," captured on January 1, 1995, reflects the energy and depth of their performances during this era, particularly as "Wish" was still resonant with audiences. Notably, this period marked a time when The Cure was also celebrated for their spectacular live shows, further enhancing their reputation as a leading alternative rock band. The tension between their darker lyrical themes and more accessible melodies was particularly pronounced in this phase, representing a unique moment in their artistic evolution.
The Cure Live Performance of 'Friday I'm in Love' on MTV Most Wanted
MTV Studios
London, England, United Kingdom
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On December 15, 1995, The Cure performed "Friday I'm in Love" live on the final episode of MTV Most Wanted. At this time in their career, the band was... Read Full Description >
On December 15, 1995, The Cure performed "Friday I'm in Love" live on the final episode of MTV Most Wanted. At this time in their career, the band was promoting their album *Wish*, which had been released earlier that year. *Wish* marked a successful phase for The Cure, featuring a more accessible sound that garnered mainstream popularity, particularly with the hit single “Friday I’m in Love.” This performance occurred during a period when the band was experiencing renewed recognition in the 1990s, following their earlier iconic work in the 1980s. Additionally, the 1995 MTV Most Wanted performance was notable as it signified the end of an era for the show, adding a sense of urgency and nostalgia to the event. The Cure's set was characterized by Robert Smith's distinctive vocal style and the band's atmospheric sound, which resonated with both long-time fans and newer audiences.
The Cure - Live Performance of 'Just Like Heaven' on MTV Most Wanted
MTV Studios
London, England, United Kingdom
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On December 15, 1995, The Cure performed "Just Like Heaven" live on the final episode of MTV Most Wanted. This performance came at a pivotal moment in... Read Full Description >
On December 15, 1995, The Cure performed "Just Like Heaven" live on the final episode of MTV Most Wanted. This performance came at a pivotal moment in their career, shortly before the release of their album *Wild Mood Swings* in 1996. This era followed a significant revival for the band, marked by their successful 1992 album *Wish*, which featured hits like "Friday I'm in Love" and brought them back to mainstream prominence. The MTV appearance showcased their enduring appeal and ability to draw in a diverse audience. Interestingly, the performance of "Just Like Heaven," originally released in 1987 on the iconic album *Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me*, highlighted the band's knack for blending gothic rock with pop elements, solidifying the track as one of their signature songs and maintaining its relevance years after its initial release. The live recording exemplified The Cure’s dynamic stage presence and their continued influence in the music scene during the mid-90s.
The Cure - Fascination Street Performance from Trilogy Live in Berlin
Trilogy Live
Berlin, Germany
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In November 2001, The Cure performed a live recording of "Fascination Street" during their "Trilogy" concert series in Berlin, which showcased their d... Read Full Description >
In November 2001, The Cure performed a live recording of "Fascination Street" during their "Trilogy" concert series in Berlin, which showcased their distinct post-punk sound. This performance took place shortly after the release of their 2000 album "Bloodflowers," which marked a significant return for the band, drawing on their earlier eerie aesthetic while still evolving their sound. The "Trilogy" concerts were notable for featuring complete performances of three of their seminal albums: "Three Imaginary Boys," "Seventeen Seconds," and "Faith," reflecting the band's commitment to their legacy and the deep connection with their fanbase. Furthermore, this event highlighted The Cure's ability to create immersive live experiences, solidifying their status as pioneers in the alternative rock scene. The visual and auditory presentation at this concert also paved the way for future live recordings and albums, showcasing their elaborate stagecraft and the band's enduring appeal.
The Cure - Live @ Festival des Vieilles Charrues 2002 - Full Concert
La Prairie de Kerampuilh
Carhaix-Plouguer, Brittany, France
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In July 2002, during their performance at the Festival des Vieilles Charrues in France, The Cure was riding high on the success of their 2000 album "B... Read Full Description >
In July 2002, during their performance at the Festival des Vieilles Charrues in France, The Cure was riding high on the success of their 2000 album "Bloodflowers." This album was significant as it marked a return to the band's darker, more atmospheric sound reminiscent of their earlier work from the 1980s. "Bloodflowers" is widely considered part of a trilogy alongside "Faith" and "Disintegration," emphasizing The Cure's deep Gothic influences. The 2002 concert showcased the band's legacy, presenting a mix of popular tracks that appealed to a diverse audience. Notably, The Cure's ability to captivate festival-goers—establishing a distinct atmosphere with their haunting melodies—was clear, echoing their long-standing reputation for creating immersive live experiences. The concert exemplified their enduring impact on the post-punk and alternative rock scenes, highlighting their evolution while still resonating deeply with longtime fans.
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In September 2009, The Cure performed a live recording at the O2 Arena in London, during a phase of their career that followed the release of their th... Read Full Description >
In September 2009, The Cure performed a live recording at the O2 Arena in London, during a phase of their career that followed the release of their thirteenth studio album, "4:13 Dream," which came out in late 2008. This period marked a resurgence for the band, both commercially and critically, as they were celebrating over three decades in the music industry. The Cure had built a reputation for their dynamic live performances, and this concert was part of a tour supporting "4:13 Dream." The performance featured a mix of their classic hits and newer material, highlighting their enduring popularity and ability to engage their audience. Interestingly, frontman Robert Smith's distinctive voice and stage presence, coupled with the band's signature sound, continue to resonate with fans, drawing large crowds to their shows even as they progressed into their later years as a band.
The Cure Live at Austin City Limits - Full Concert
Zilker Park
Austin, Texas, United States
The Cure - Voodoo Festival Full Concert Featuring 'Shake Dog Shake'
Voodoo Festival
New Orleans, LA, United States
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In 2013, The Cure was in a dynamic phase of their career, having recently released their album *4:13 Dream* in 2008. The live performance at the Voodo... Read Full Description >
In 2013, The Cure was in a dynamic phase of their career, having recently released their album *4:13 Dream* in 2008. The live performance at the Voodoo Festival on November 1, 2013, showcased the band during a time when they were actively touring and promoting their long-awaited new album, *Songs of a Lost World*, which was announced to arrive the same day as the festival. This performance marked a significant moment as it came after a five-year hiatus since their last studio album, which fueled both anticipation and excitement among fans. Additionally, the setlist included classic favorites like "Shake Dog Shake" and "Fascination Street," highlighting the band's ability to blend their extensive catalog with a fresh, vibrant live experience. The Cure's involvement in the Voodoo Festival also reflects their ongoing influence and relevance in the music scene, even decades after their formation.
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The live recording of "Just Like Heaven" captured on January 1, 2018, coincided with a significant period for The Cure, celebrating their 40th anniver... Read Full Description >
The live recording of "Just Like Heaven" captured on January 1, 2018, coincided with a significant period for The Cure, celebrating their 40th anniversary as a band. Leading up to this performance, the group had released their 2015 album *4:13 Dream*, which continued their legacy of blending gothic rock with atmospheric pop elements. The band's 2018 performance was part of a special concert series titled "Curætion-25," showcasing their extensive catalog and honoring their long-standing influence in the music scene. This occasion highlighted not only their classic hits but also their evolution as artists over the decades. Notably, frontman Robert Smith's distinctive voice and style were prominent during this recording, further solidifying The Cure's iconic status in alternative music.
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In early 2018, The Cure was actively performing as part of their ongoing career revival, having released the acclaimed album "4:13 Dream" in 2008. Thi... Read Full Description >
In early 2018, The Cure was actively performing as part of their ongoing career revival, having released the acclaimed album "4:13 Dream" in 2008. This live recording features the songs "Push" and "Inbetween Days," both classic tracks that showcase the band's enduring style and connection to their early work in the 1980s. As one of the leading figures in the post-punk and alternative rock movements, The Cure has maintained a dedicated fan base, and this performance reflects their lasting impact on the genre. Notably, in 2018, the band also celebrated significant anniversaries in their discography, which contributed to heightened interest and nostalgia among fans. The Cure's ability to blend timeless sounds with their live energy is evident in this performance, demonstrating their continued relevance in contemporary music.
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In the live recording titled "THE CURE - FRIDAY I'M IN LOVE," captured on January 1, 2018, The Cure was celebrating their 40th anniversary as a band. ... Read Full Description >
In the live recording titled "THE CURE - FRIDAY I'M IN LOVE," captured on January 1, 2018, The Cure was celebrating their 40th anniversary as a band. This event coincided with the release of their special live album "40 Live - Curætion-25," which features performances from their Curætion-25 festival that took place in 2018. Prior to this recording, The Cure had released their 2008 album "4:13 Dream." Notably, this live performance highlights the band's enduring influence in the music world, particularly with their iconic track "Friday I’m in Love," which is emblematic of their signature sound blending post-punk and new wave. The special anniversary concert not only celebrated their extensive catalog but also showcased their ability to engage fans with both nostalgic hits and a vibrant live presence, reaffirming their status as music legends.
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In June 2018, The Cure was in the midst of their extensive touring schedule, following the release of their 2008 album "4:13 Dream," which marked thei... Read Full Description >
In June 2018, The Cure was in the midst of their extensive touring schedule, following the release of their 2008 album "4:13 Dream," which marked their most recent studio album at that time. The live performance captured in the recording of "Play for Today/A Forest" reflects the band's enduring popularity and their commitment to delivering captivating live shows, showcasing classics that have defined their carreira. This particular concert, part of the festival circuit, highlights The Cure's legacy as a pivotal figure in post-punk and alternative rock, with Robert Smith’s distinct voice and atmospheric guitar work central to their appeal. Additionally, The Cure celebrated their 40th anniversary in 2018, affirming their influential status in the music industry, a milestone that adds significance to the live recording from that year.
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On July 11, 2018, The Cure performed "Lovesong" during a live recording that marked a significant celebration of their legacy, coinciding with the ban... Read Full Description >
On July 11, 2018, The Cure performed "Lovesong" during a live recording that marked a significant celebration of their legacy, coinciding with the band's 40th anniversary. At this time, The Cure had recently released their compilation album "Mixed Up" (a remix album in 1990) and the expansive "Disintegration" (1989), both of which played vital roles in solidifying their status in the alternative rock genre. The band's sound had evolved significantly since their debut, incorporating elements of gothic rock and new wave, and "Lovesong" remains one of their most enduring tracks. The performance featured vibrant staging and showcased the band's enduring musicianship and Robert Smith's distinctive voice, reflecting their continued relevance in the music scene well after decades of activity. This event was emblematic of their ongoing connection to fans and their ability to create a rich, immersive live experience.
The Cure - Acceptance Speech at the 2019 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony
Barclays Center
Brooklyn, NY, United States
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At the time of their induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame on April 14, 2019, The Cure had recently released a new studio album titled "4:13 Dre... Read Full Description >
At the time of their induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame on April 14, 2019, The Cure had recently released a new studio album titled "4:13 Dream" in 2008, which was their most recent album prior to this notable ceremony. As a band that formed in the late 1970s, The Cure is celebrated for their significant contributions to the post-punk and gothic rock genres, noted for their ethereal sound and introspective lyrics. Their induction highlighted their lasting impact on music and culture, spanning over four decades. An intriguing aspect of their legacy is the band's ability to evolve their sound while maintaining a loyal fan base, and their acceptance speech at this ceremony was a testament to their enduring relevance in the rock music landscape. Before this event, The Cure had also participated in various significant live performances, further solidifying their status as a dynamic live act.
The Cure - 'Just Like Heaven' Performance at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction
Barclays Center
Brooklyn, NY, United States
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At the time of their performance of "Just Like Heaven" at the 2019 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony, The Cure was celebrated for their sign... Read Full Description >
At the time of their performance of "Just Like Heaven" at the 2019 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony, The Cure was celebrated for their significant contributions to alternative rock since the late 1970s. Prior to this event, they had released their thirteenth studio album, *4:13 Dream*, in 2008. Their induction into the Hall of Fame marked a pivotal recognition of their influence in the music industry, particularly their role in shaping the post-punk and gothic rock genres. Notably, "Just Like Heaven," one of their most iconic tracks from the 1987 album *Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me*, demonstrated their enduring popularity and emotional resonance with fans. The ceremony also highlighted their impressive career longevity and the loyalty they cultivated among listeners over the decades, especially as they continued to tour and perform worldwide, maintaining a strong connection with their audience.
The Cure Performs 'Boys Don't Cry' at 2019 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction
Barclays Center
Brooklyn, NY, United States
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In April 2019, The Cure performed "Boys Don't Cry" at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony, marking a significant milestone in their illust... Read Full Description >
In April 2019, The Cure performed "Boys Don't Cry" at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony, marking a significant milestone in their illustrious career. At this time, the band had recently released their long-anticipated studio album, *4:13 Dream*, back in 2008, which was followed by an extensive period of touring and festival appearances. The induction itself was a recognition of their enduring influence on the music scene, especially in the post-punk and alternative genres, where they have left an indelible mark since the late '70s. Notably, "Boys Don't Cry," originally released in 1979, has become one of their signature songs and showcases the band's pioneering sound and emotional depth. This performance at such a prestigious event highlights the band's lifelong commitment to their craft and their significant legacy in the music industry, celebrated by both peers and fans alike.
The Cure - 'Lovesong' Performance at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction
Barclays Center
Brooklyn, NY, United States
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In 2019, The Cure was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, a significant milestone in their career that celebrated their lasting influence on m... Read Full Description >
In 2019, The Cure was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, a significant milestone in their career that celebrated their lasting influence on music. Leading up to this event, their most recent studio album was *4:13 Dream*, released in 2008. This live performance of "Lovesong," a classic from their iconic 1989 album *Disintegration*, highlights not only the band's enduring popularity but also their ability to connect with fans across generations. The Cure, known for their unique blend of post-punk and new wave, has consistently pushed musical boundaries, and this performance signifies their sustained relevance in the rock genre. Notably, the induction ceremony allowed them to reflect on a career spanning over four decades, showcasing their significant contributions to the music landscape.
The Cure - 'Plainsong' Live Performance at Sydney Opera House
Concert Hall, Sydney Opera House
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
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On May 30, 2019, The Cure performed "Plainsong" during a landmark concert at the Sydney Opera House, celebrating the 30th anniversary of their influen... Read Full Description >
On May 30, 2019, The Cure performed "Plainsong" during a landmark concert at the Sydney Opera House, celebrating the 30th anniversary of their influential album, *Disintegration*. This performance came in the context of a resurgence in the band's popularity, as they were not only marking a significant milestone in their discography but also continuing to connect with a new generation of fans. *Disintegration*, released in 1989, is often regarded as one of The Cure's masterpieces, characterized by its lush instrumentation and introspective lyrics. This Sydney concert featured a full performance of the album, highlighting the band's ability to evoke deep emotional responses through their music. An interesting aspect of this performance is The Cure's long-standing relationship with the live music scene; over the years, they have built a reputation for their captivating live shows, often featuring elaborate visual elements and extended song arrangements.
The Cure - 'Pictures Of You' Live Performance at Sydney Opera House
Concert Hall, Sydney Opera House
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
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In May 2019, The Cure celebrated the 30th anniversary of their seminal album "Disintegration" with a series of live performances at the Sydney Opera H... Read Full Description >
In May 2019, The Cure celebrated the 30th anniversary of their seminal album "Disintegration" with a series of live performances at the Sydney Opera House, including the notable rendition of "Pictures of You." This live recording captures the band's resurgence and their commitment to honoring a pivotal moment in their career, as "Disintegration" is often hailed as one of their finest works. Released in 1989, the album marked a peak in The Cure's artistry, characterized by its atmospheric soundscapes and deeply emotive lyrics, establishing a lasting legacy within the gothic rock genre. The band's live shows during this anniversary were not only a celebration of their past but also demonstrated their ongoing relevance in contemporary music, reflecting their ability to connect with both longtime fans and new audiences through timeless tracks like "Pictures of You."
The Cure Live at Pinkpop Festival: A Forest, Lullaby & Boys Don't Cry
Malahide Castle & Gardens
Malahide, Dublin, Ireland
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In June 2019, The Cure performed at the Pinkpop Festival, showcasing their enduring popularity and relevance in the music scene, over four decades aft... Read Full Description >
In June 2019, The Cure performed at the Pinkpop Festival, showcasing their enduring popularity and relevance in the music scene, over four decades after their formation. Prior to this live recording, the band released their most recent album, *4:13 Dream*, in 2008, which marked a notable period in their discography, blending various elements of their gothic rock sound while hinting at newer influences. Notably, the band's performance included classics like "A Forest" and "Boys Don't Cry," songs that have remained staples of their setlists and continue to resonate with fans old and new. The 2019 live performance also highlighted the band's long-standing connection with live audiences, demonstrating their ability to captivate and energize crowds, a hallmark of their career. The Cure's legacy as pioneers of gothic rock is evident, with the 2019 concert further cementing their status as an influential force in the genre.
The Cure Performs 'Lullaby' Live at Pinkpop Festival in Landgraaf
Malahide Castle & Gardens
Malahide, Dublin, Ireland
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In June 2019, The Cure performed "Lullaby" at the Pinkpop Festival, showcasing their enduring appeal more than four decades into their career. The ban... Read Full Description >
In June 2019, The Cure performed "Lullaby" at the Pinkpop Festival, showcasing their enduring appeal more than four decades into their career. The band's last studio album prior to this performance was "4:13 Dream," released in 2008, marking a significant entry into their discography. This festival appearance came amid a celebration of their legacy, as they were lauded with numerous accolades, including their induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2019. The live rendition of "Lullaby," with its haunting melodies and atmospheric stage presence, illustrates the band's ability to connect with both long-time fans and new audiences. Notably, it also highlights their commitment to continue performing classic hits that have defined the post-punk and alternative rock genres.
The Cure - A Forest Live Performance at Pinkpop Festival in Netherlands
Malahide Castle & Gardens
Malahide, Dublin, Ireland
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In June 2019, The Cure performed "A Forest" at the Pinkpop Festival, showcasing their enduring legacy in the post-punk and alternative music scene. At... Read Full Description >
In June 2019, The Cure performed "A Forest" at the Pinkpop Festival, showcasing their enduring legacy in the post-punk and alternative music scene. At this time, the band was actively celebrating their extensive catalog, which includes their influential album "Disintegration," originally released in 1989. While they had not released a new studio album immediately before the festival—following "4:13 Dream" in 2008—they had been touring frequently, engaging audiences with their classic hits and deep cuts. Notably, The Cure has been known for their elaborate live performances, often drawing from their rich discography, which allows them to connect with both loyal fans and new listeners alike. The 2019 Pinkpop performance not only highlighted their timeless sound but also reaffirmed their status as one of the pioneering bands of the genre.
The Cure - Burn Live Performance at Glastonbury Festival 2019
Festivalpark
Werchter, Flemish Brabant, Belgium
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At the time of their performance at Glastonbury on June 28, 2019, The Cure had recently released their most current studio album, “4:13 Dream,” in... Read Full Description >
At the time of their performance at Glastonbury on June 28, 2019, The Cure had recently released their most current studio album, “4:13 Dream,” in 2008. This live recording reflects a time of reflection and celebration in The Cure’s career, as they were headlining the iconic festival, showcasing their enduring popularity and influence in the alternative rock scene. The band has been known for its atmospheric soundscapes and emotional depth, which is exemplified in their performance of "Burn," a track originally from the “The Crow” soundtrack in 1994. The 2019 Glastonbury set was particularly noteworthy as it marked the band's continued presence in the music industry, and their ability to connect with both longtime fans and newer generations. The Cure’s performance at this storied festival added another chapter to their rich legacy, reinforcing their status as one of the defining bands of the post-punk era.
The Cure - Live at Somerset 2019 (Full Concert)
Worthy Farm
Pilton, England, United Kingdom
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At the time of their live performance at the Glastonbury Festival on June 30, 2019, The Cure was celebrating the 40th anniversary of their formation, ... Read Full Description >
At the time of their live performance at the Glastonbury Festival on June 30, 2019, The Cure was celebrating the 40th anniversary of their formation, marking a significant milestone in their career. Prior to this performance, the band released their album "4:13 Dream" in 2008, and they had been relatively quiet in terms of studio releases since then. However, the band took part in extensive touring, performing at festivals and concerts around the world, which showcased their enduring legacy and influence in the post-punk and alternative rock scenes. The 2019 set included many of their classic hits, highlighting their extensive catalog and ability to engage a live audience. Notably, this performance at Glastonbury is part of their tradition of captivating festival-goers, contributing to their reputation as a leading live act in the music industry. The Cure's charisma and Robert Smith's distinctive voice continue to resonate with both long-time fans and new listeners alike.
The Cure - Full Concert at Rock Werchter Festival in Belgium
Rock Werchter Festival
Werchter, Belgium
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In July 2019, The Cure performed at the Rock Werchter Festival in Belgium, a significant event amid their extensive career. This live recording came s... Read Full Description >
In July 2019, The Cure performed at the Rock Werchter Festival in Belgium, a significant event amid their extensive career. This live recording came shortly after the release of their 2019 single "It Can Never Be the Same," which marked their first new material in nearly a decade, hinting at the possibility of a forthcoming album. The performance was part of a summer festival circuit that showcased the band's enduring popularity and influence in the alternative rock scene. Interestingly, this show marked one of the final live performances for founding member and iconic frontman Robert Smith before some of the band’s later commitments, demonstrating their continued relevance and ability to resonate with both long-time fans and newer audiences. The festival performance also underscored their reputation for dynamic live shows, often featuring a blend of classic hits alongside newer material.
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On November 1, 2023, The Cure performed live at the Troxy in London, coinciding with the release of their album "Songs Of A Lost World." This marks a ... Read Full Description >
On November 1, 2023, The Cure performed live at the Troxy in London, coinciding with the release of their album "Songs Of A Lost World." This marks a significant moment in the band's career, being the first studio album released since "4:13 Dream" in 2008. The live recording also showcases the band’s enduring influence in the alternative and gothic rock genres, demonstrating their ability to evolve while maintaining their signature sound. Known for their captivating live performances, The Cure's concert at Troxy not only served to celebrate the new album but also emphasized the band's loyal fanbase, which has persisted over decades. Furthermore, the free global live stream reflects The Cure's commitment to accessibility and reaching fans worldwide, a practice that aligns with their reputation for creating immersive musical experiences.
The Cure - Full Concert at Corona Capital featuring multiple songs
Corona Capital
Mexico City, XX, Mexico
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As of November 20, 2023, when The Cure performed live at Corona Capital in Mexico City, the band was experiencing a resurgence in their career. Leadin... Read Full Description >
As of November 20, 2023, when The Cure performed live at Corona Capital in Mexico City, the band was experiencing a resurgence in their career. Leading up to this performance, The Cure had recently released their album "Songs of a Lost World," which came out on October 13, 2023. This album marked their first new studio material in over a decade, reflecting a significant development in their discography. The live set at the festival included classic tracks such as "Just Like Heaven" and "Lovesong," showcasing the band's enduring appeal and their ability to captivate audiences over the years. Notably, The Cure's performance at Corona Capital followed their participation in the European tour to promote "Songs of a Lost World," highlighting their continuous influence and connection with fans, even decades after they first emerged in the post-punk scene of the late 1970s.
The Cure Live in Buenos Aires - Full Concert Performance
Parque Sarmiento
Buenos Aires, Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, Argentina
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On November 25, 2023, The Cure performed live in Buenos Aires, marking an important moment in their ongoing career. At this point, the band had recent... Read Full Description >
On November 25, 2023, The Cure performed live in Buenos Aires, marking an important moment in their ongoing career. At this point, the band had recently released their album "Songs of a Lost World," which dropped earlier in the same month, on November 10, 2023. This album was notable as it was their first new studio release in over a decade, following "4:13 Dream" in 2008. The Buenos Aires concert showcased the band's rich catalog and the evolution of their sound, featuring both classic hits and new material that reflects their enduring influence on the post-punk and alternative rock scenes. The tour also prominently revisited themes of introspection and emotional depth, continuing to resonate with fans worldwide. The performance in Argentina highlights The Cure's ability to engage audiences with their atmospheric narratives, reaffirming their status as pioneering innovators in the music industry.
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As of January 1, 2024, The Cure's live performance for BBC Radio 2 followed the release of their album "Songs of a Lost World," which came out in Dece... Read Full Description >
As of January 1, 2024, The Cure's live performance for BBC Radio 2 followed the release of their album "Songs of a Lost World," which came out in December 2023. This album marked a notable return for the band, coming after a hiatus since their previous work, showcasing their distinctive blend of post-punk and gothic influences. The recording reflects The Cure's evolution, emphasizing their capacity to resonate with both longstanding fans and newer audiences. Furthermore, the performance highlights the band's enduring legacy, with the potency of Robert Smith's lyrical storytelling evident in the live setting. The concert also underscores the ongoing relevance of The Cure in today’s music scene, as they continue to capture the imagination with their immersive soundscapes.
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As of October 1, 2024, The Cure had recently released their twelfth studio album, "Songs of a Lost World," which came out earlier that year. This albu... Read Full Description >
As of October 1, 2024, The Cure had recently released their twelfth studio album, "Songs of a Lost World," which came out earlier that year. This album marked a significant moment in the band's long career, as it was their first full-length release in over a decade, following the 2008 album "4:13 Dream." The live concert captured in the video showcases The Cure's enduring popularity and their ability to connect with fans through a mix of new material and classic hits. Notably, the set list features fan favorites like "Pictures of You" and "Lovesong," which are staples of their live performances. The Cure, known for their distinctive sound and atmospheric music, continue to evolve while maintaining the core elements that have drawn fans to them since their inception. This concert serves as a testament to their longevity and the lasting impact of their music.
The Cure Live Session for BBC Radio 6 Music | Full Concert Performance
BBC Radio Theatre
London, England, United Kingdom
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As of October 30, 2024, The Cure was in a significant phase of their career, marked by the release of their album *Songs of a Lost World*, which refle... Read Full Description >
As of October 30, 2024, The Cure was in a significant phase of their career, marked by the release of their album *Songs of a Lost World*, which reflects a return to their signature sound. This live session for BBC Radio 6 Music illustrates the band’s continued relevance in the music landscape, showcasing their ability to blend nostalgic elements with contemporary themes. Prior to this recording, The Cure had experienced a resurgence in popularity with their 2023 album, which set the stage for this intimate performance. The venue, BBC Radio Theatre in London, underscores the band’s long-standing relationship with the UK music scene and highlights their enduring appeal. Live performances like this one not only celebrate their extensive catalog but also exhibit the vibrant connection they maintain with fans, evolving their sound while still honoring their roots.
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In the intimate live session featured in the video "The Cure - I Can Never Say Goodbye," the band presents new tracks from their forthcoming album "So... Read Full Description >
In the intimate live session featured in the video "The Cure - I Can Never Say Goodbye," the band presents new tracks from their forthcoming album "Songs Of A Lost World," marking their first studio release in 16 years. This performance showcases The Cure at a pivotal moment in their career, as it bridges a significant gap since their last album, "4:13 Dream," released in 2008. This live session reflects the band's continuous evolution while highlighting their classic sound and devoted fanbase. Interestingly, The Cure has maintained a reputation for their atmospheric and moody music, which has influenced a wide range of genres over the years. The performance, celebrated for its intimate setting, not only promotes their new work but also serves as a reminder of their enduring legacy in the alternative rock scene.
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In July 1981, when The Cure performed "A Forest" live at the Werchter Festival in Belgium, the band was in the midst of promoting their second studio ... Read Full Description >
In July 1981, when The Cure performed "A Forest" live at the Werchter Festival in Belgium, the band was in the midst of promoting their second studio album, "Faith," released in April of that year. This album marked a significant evolution in their sound, showcasing a darker and more atmospheric style compared to their debut, "Three Imaginary Boys." This period was crucial as it established The Cure’s identity within the post-punk scene. Notably, "A Forest" became one of the band’s signature tracks, epitomizing their exploration of themes such as isolation and longing, which resonated deeply with their growing fanbase. The band’s live performances during this era were characterized by a captivating intensity, further solidifying their reputation as a compelling live act. This performance at Werchter not only highlights their early impact but also serves as a crucial moment in their ongoing influence in alternative music.
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The live recording in question features a performance by Little Mix, not The Cure. However, if exploring the context of The Cure's career, we can note... Read Full Description >
The live recording in question features a performance by Little Mix, not The Cure. However, if exploring the context of The Cure's career, we can note that they are known for their influential role in the post-punk and alternative rock scenes, particularly during the 1980s and 1990s. Prior to the live performances associated with the current mainstream pop acts, The Cure had released notable albums like "Disintegration" in 1989, which is often celebrated as one of their most significant works. This album solidified their reputation for atmospheric soundscapes and complex emotional themes. Interestingly, The Cure has been known for their compelling live performances, often characterized by Robert Smith's distinctive vocal style and gothic aesthetic, influencing many contemporary artists across different genres. Overall, while the live video featuring Little Mix showcases a different era and style, it reflects the continuing legacy of artists who have shaped the music industry.
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