About The Cure
The Cure has been credited as a seminal influence on whole musical genres, from post-punk to alternative rock, from gothic rock to emo, and the list of bands they have inspired is wide-ranging and far-reaching. Many of these bands will be joining Robert Smith (voice and guitars), Simon Gallup (bass), Jason Cooper next summer.
They have just announced a major outdoor show taking place at Hyde Park in London on Saturday 7th of July 2018. There, they will be joined by a mighty line up which includes Interpol, Goldfrapp, Ride, Editors, Slowdive and The Twilight Sad.
Everyone is after The Cure tickets, so with the demand so high you will need to make sure you book yours quickly as they will go. Gigantic makes selecting and booking your chosen gig tickets easy by enabling you access to our site 24/7 using your computer, smartphone or tablet from the comfort of your home or whilst you are busy and on the go.
With the excitement generating such interest, it makes sense to set a personal reminder right now so that Gigantic can alert you with a text message or an email when they become available at 09:00 on Friday 15th of December.
Formed in 1976 at school by a teenage Robert Smith in Crawley, Sussex, The Cure is one of Britain’s most influential and distinctive bands. They have helped shape the post punk musical landscape in the UK, bringing alternative rock to charts around the world. With more than 30 million combined sales of 13 studio albums and more than 40 singles, the band are both commercially and critically acclaimed.
At first called Easy Cure, they switched their name, played their first show and released their first single in 1978 as The Cure. Around 1,500 concerts later, 40 years of essential music making is a cause for great celebration at BST Hyde Park.
A reputation for melancholy, based on albums such as Pornography, Disintegration and Bloodflowers, is belied by a remarkable catalogue of singles. Starting with ‘A Forest’ in 1980, the band has produced an astonishingly varied succession of pop hits, including among many others ‘Boys Don’t Cry’, ‘The Lovecats’, ‘Inbetween Days’ ‘Close To Me’, ‘Just Like Heaven’, ‘Lullaby’, ‘Lovesong’ and ‘Friday I’m In Love’.
