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Perry Bamonte, a longtime guitarist and keyboardist for The Cure, has died at age 65 after a short illness, leaving a significant legacy as a vital part of the band from 1990 to 2005 and rejoining in 2022. The band mourns his loss and remembers him as a creative and integral member.
Perry Bamonte, a key guitarist and keyboardist for The Cure since 1990, has died at age 65 after a short illness, and was recognized as a vital part of the band’s history.
Perry Bamonte, a longtime guitarist and keyboardist for The Cure, has died at age 65 after a short illness. He was a key member of the band from 1990 to 2005, contributed to several albums, and rejoined for recent tours. Bamonte was also inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame with The Cure in 2019.
Perry Bamonte, a key member of The Cure who played guitar, keyboard, and bass, has died at age 65 after a short illness, leaving a significant legacy in the band's history and influence.
Perry Bamonte, the guitarist and keyboardist for The Cure, has died at age 65 after a short illness, leaving a significant legacy with the band during his two stints from 1990-2005 and rejoining in 2022, contributing to over 400 shows and several albums.
The Cure announced their Summer 2026 tour with headlining shows across the UK and Ireland, supporting acts like Slowdive and Mogwai, and festival appearances including Primavera Sound and Rock en Seine, with ticket pre-sales starting October 1st.
Olivia Rodrigo surprised fans at Glastonbury by inviting The Cure's lead singer Robert Smith to perform with her, singing hits like 'Just Like Heaven' and 'Friday I'm in Love,' which garnered widespread social media attention and praise for her talent and boldness.
Olivia Rodrigo headlined Glastonbury 2025 and was joined by Robert Smith of The Cure to perform two iconic songs, celebrating her love for English bands and her festival debut on the Pyramid Stage, with a setlist featuring hits from her albums 'Sour' and 'Guts'.
The Cure have announced a new live album, 'Songs Of A Live World Troxy London MMXXlV,' recorded at their recent East London show, featuring live versions of tracks from their latest album, 'Songs Of A Lost World.' Set for release on December 13, the album's royalties will benefit the charity War Child. It will be available in various formats, including a double set with the studio album. Additionally, the band is releasing special vinyl editions of 'Songs Of A Lost World.' This marks The Cure's first UK #1 album since 1992.
Lol Tolhurst, founding member of The Cure, discusses the enduring nature of goth as a lens through which to see the world, rather than just a fashion or music genre. In his new book, "Goth: A History," Tolhurst explores the inclusive philosophy of goth and its fascination with darkness and death. He pays homage to influential figures like Siouxsie Sioux and highlights the impact of goth music on misfits and marginalized communities. Tolhurst also reflects on The Cure's own connection to goth and the band's ability to find solace and salvation in their music. He believes goth is still relevant today and will continue to self-regenerate in response to crises.
With Taylor Swift's concert over, here are 10 other concerts to check out in Chicago this June, including Dead & Company at Wrigley Field, The Cure at United Center, T-Pain at Riviera Theatre, and LCD Soundsystem at Re:SET in Riis Park. Other acts include Barenaked Ladies, Ms. Lauryn Hill, and Boygenius.
The Cure, led by frontman Robert Smith, are embarking on a summer tour to introduce music from their long-awaited album, Songs From a Lost World, which is still unreleased. Despite their gothic rock roots and Smith's iconic look, the band has become universally cherished and their music timeless. The tour has brought out Smith's fighting side, as he speaks out against Ticketmaster's fees. The band's longevity is surprising, as Smith once threatened to quit music before turning 40.
Riot Fest announces its 2023 music lineup, featuring headliners Foo Fighters, The Cure, and Queens of the Stone Age, along with other acts such as Turnstile, Death Cab for Cutie, and Parliament Funkadelic. The festival will take place from September 15-17 in Douglass Park, Chicago, and will include food, drink, merchandise vendors, carnival rides, and a wedding chapel. Riot Fest has faced criticism for taking over portions of the park, but the festival will continue as planned. Tickets are on sale now.
Riot Fest, one of the biggest music festivals in Chicago, announced its lineup for the event at Douglass Park from September 15-17. The festival will feature headliners such as Foo Fighters, The Postal Service/Death Cab for Cutie, Queens of the Stone Age, and The Cure. Other artists and bands playing the festival include Ani DiFranco, Parliament Funkadelic ft. George Clinton, Insane Clown Posse, Corey Feldman, Tegan and Sara, and The Gaslight Anthem. Tickets for the event are available on the festival's website.
The Cure's Robert Smith has cancelled 7,000 tickets found on secondary resale websites for their upcoming North American tour in a bid to tackle touts. Smith opted out of Ticketmaster's "platinum" and "dynamically priced" ticket options, and restricted ticket transfers in markets where he was legally allowed to do so. He also warned ticket buyers from attempting to circumvent ticket transfer rules and said that any tickets obtained in this way will be cancelled, and original fees paid on those tickets will not be refunded.