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The Cure Live - 1996-11-24 Ostseehalle, Kiel, Germany

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List of The Cure concerts

The Cure are known for their gothic style of music. Robert Smith is the frontman of the band, along with other members that join and leave the Cure. The following list are the Cure's concert tours from the late 1970s to 2018.

• 1.1 Winter & Spring UK Warm-Up Tour
• 1.2 Three Imaginary Boys Tour
• 1.3 Join Hands Tour
• 1.4 Future Pastimes Tour
• 2.1 The Cult Heroes Tour
• 2.2 Seventeen Seconds Warm-Up Tour (North American Leg)
• 2.3 Seventeen Seconds Tour (1st European Leg)
• 2.4 Get a Dose of The Cure Tour
• 2.5 Seventeen Seconds Tour (2nd European Leg)
• 2.6 The Primary Tour
• 3.1 Picture Tour (1st European Leg)
• 3.2 Picture Tour (Australian Leg)
• 4.1 Fourteen Explicit Moments Tour
• 4.2 Pornography Tour
• 5.1 The Walk Tour
• 6.1 Winter European Warm-Up Tour
• 6.2 The Top Tour (1st European Leg)
• 6.3 The Top Tour (2nd European Leg)
• 6.4 The Top Tour (Australian and Japanese Leg)
• 6.5 The Top Tour (North American Leg)
• 7.1 Summer European Festival Warm-Up Tour
• 7.2 The Head Tour (UK Leg)
• 7.3 The Head Tour (North American Leg)
• 7.4 The Head Tour (European Leg)
• 8.1 Summer European Festival Warm-Up Tour
• 8.2 Beach Party Tour (North American Leg)
• 8.3 Beach Party Tour (European Leg)
• 9.1 South American Warm-Up Tour
• 9.2 Kissing Tour (North American Leg)
• 9.3 Kissing Tour (European Leg)
• 10.1 Prayer Tour (European Leg)
• 10.2 Prayer Tour (North American Leg)
• 11.1 The Pleasure Trips Tour
• 12.1 Winter UK Tour
• 13.1 Wish Tour (UK Leg)
• 13.2 Wish Tour (North American Leg)
• 13.3 Wish Tour (Australian Leg)
• 13.4 Wish Tour (European Leg)
• 21.1 The Dream Tour (2nd European Leg)
• 22.1 The Trilogy Tour
• 25.1 9 Festival Tour
• 26.1 Teenage Cancer Trust Concert
• 27.1 4Tour (2007 - 2008)
• 28.1 4Tour (2007 - 2008)
• 28.2 12:08 Dream Tour (2008)
• 29.1 UK and USA Tour (2009)
• 30.1 Reflections Tour
• 31.1 40th Anniversary Tour
• 32.1 South African Tour
• 32.2 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
• 32.3 Disintegration 30th Anniversary Tour (Vivid Sydney)
• 32.4 Summer Festival European/Japanese Tour
• 33 Band Members
• 34 References

1979 [ edit ]

Winter & spring uk warm-up tour [ edit ], three imaginary boys tour [ edit ], join hands tour [ edit ], future pastimes tour [ edit ], 1980 [ edit ], the cult heroes tour [ edit ], seventeen seconds warm-up tour (north american leg) [ edit ], seventeen seconds tour (1st european leg) [ edit ], get a dose of the cure tour [ edit ], seventeen seconds tour (2nd european leg) [ edit ], the primary tour [ edit ], 1981 [ edit ], picture tour (1st european leg) [ edit ], picture tour (australian leg) [ edit ], 1982 [ edit ], fourteen explicit moments tour [ edit ], pornography tour [ edit ], 1983 [ edit ], the walk tour [ edit ], 1984 [ edit ], winter european warm-up tour [ edit ], the top tour (1st european leg) [ edit ], the top tour (2nd european leg) [ edit ], the top tour (australian and japanese leg) [ edit ], the top tour (north american leg) [ edit ], 1985 [ edit ], summer european festival warm-up tour [ edit ], the head tour (uk leg) [ edit ], the head tour (north american leg) [ edit ], the head tour (european leg) [ edit ], 1986 [ edit ], beach party tour (north american leg) [ edit ], beach party tour (european leg) [ edit ], 1987 [ edit ], south american warm-up tour [ edit ], kissing tour (north american leg) [ edit ], kissing tour (european leg) [ edit ], 1989 [ edit ], prayer tour (european leg) [ edit ], prayer tour (north american leg) [ edit ], 1990 [ edit ], the pleasure trips tour [ edit ], 1991 [ edit ], winter uk tour [ edit ], 1992 [ edit ], wish tour (uk leg) [ edit ], wish tour (north american leg) [ edit ], wish tour (australian leg) [ edit ], wish tour (european leg) [ edit ], 1993 [ edit ], 1995 [ edit ], 1996 [ edit ], 1997 [ edit ], 1998 [ edit ], 1999 [ edit ], 2000 [ edit ], 2001 [ edit ], the dream tour (2nd european leg) [ edit ], 2002 [ edit ], the trilogy tour [ edit ], 2003 [ edit ], 2004 [ edit ], 2005 [ edit ], 9 festival tour [ edit ], 2006 [ edit ], teenage cancer trust concert [ edit ], 2007 [ edit ], 4tour (2007 - 2008) [ edit ], 2008 [ edit ], 12:08 dream tour (2008) [ edit ], 2009 [ edit ], uk and usa tour (2009) [ edit ], 2011 [ edit ], reflections tour [ edit ], 2018 [ edit ], 40th anniversary tour [ edit ], 2019 [ edit ], south african tour [ edit ], rock and roll hall of fame [ edit ].

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame chose the Cure for induction in its Class of 2019. [78] Although the Cure had been eligible for the Hall of Fame since 2004, they were only nominated once previously, in 2012. [79] The formal induction ceremony was held 29 Mar 2019 at the Barclays Centre in Brooklyn, New York. The members named by the Rock Hall for induction as part of the band are Perry Bamonte, Jason Cooper, Michael Dempsey, Reeves Gabrels, Simon Gallup, Roger O'Donnell, Robert Smith, Porl Thompson, Lol Tolhurst and Boris Williams. [79] Gabrels was initially not included in the induction, but was added in February 2019. [80] At the Hall of Fame ceremony on 29 March 2019, The Cure were inducted by Trent Reznor and performed "Shake Dog Shake", "A Forest", "Lovesong", "Just Like Heaven" and "Boys Don't Cry". [81]

Disintegration 30th Anniversary Tour (Vivid Sydney) [ edit ]

Summer festival european/japanese tour [ edit ], band members [ edit ].

• Robert Smith - vocals, guitar, bass, keyboards, violin, harmonica (1976 - present)
• Porl Thompson - guitar, keyboards, saxophone (1976 - 1978, 1983 - 1992, 2005 - 2009)
• Lol Tolhurst - drums, percussion, keyboards (1976 - 1988, 2011)
• Michael Dempsey - bass, vocals (1976 - 1979)
• Simon Gallup - bass, keyboards (1979 - 1982, 1985 - present)
• Matthieu Hartley - keyboards (1979 - 1980)
• Andy Anderson - drums (1983 - 1984) (59 concerts played with The Cure)
• Phil Thornalley - bass (1983 - 1984) (76 concerts played with The Cure)
• Norman Fisher-Jones - bass (1984) (2 concerts played with The Cure)
• Vince Ely - drums (1984) (11 concerts played with The Cure)
• Boris Williams - drums, percussion (1984 - 1994, 2001)
• Roger O'Donnell - keyboards (1987 - 1990, 1995 - 2005, 2011 - present)
• Perry Bamonte - guitar, keyboards (1990 - 2005)
• Robert Soave - bass (1992)
• Jason Cooper - drums (1995 - present)
• Reeves Gabrels - guitar (1997, 2012 - present)

References [ edit ]

• ↑ Two shows at 8 pm & 10 pm
• ↑ Jazz Bilzen 1979
• ↑ Reading Festival 1979
• ↑ Siouxsie and the Banshees' drummer (Kenny Morris) and guitarist (John McKay) quit the tour just hours before the show. Robert filled in on guitar for the band throughout the tour.
• ↑ Last performance with Michael Dempsey on bass
• ↑ First performance of Simon Gallup (bassist) and Matthieu Hartley (keyboardist)
• ↑ Porl Thompson joined The Cure on stage to play guitar on "I'm A Cult Hero"
• ↑ The Cult Heroes concert
• ↑ Originally scheduled at Routes
• ↑ Rettel Festival 1980
• ↑ Two shows at 6:30 pm & 8:30 pm
• ↑ Originally scheduled in Canberra at Ainslie Hotel
• ↑ Show at 5 pm
• ↑ Show at 9 pm
• ↑ Two shows at 4:30 pm & 7:30 pm
• ↑ Last performance of Matthieu Hartley on keyboards
• ↑ Schüttorf Open Air 1981
• ↑ Two shows at 8:30 pm & 11 pm
• ↑ Printemps de Bourges 1982
• ↑ Last performance of Simon Gallup on bass (rejoined in 1985)
• ↑ First performance with Andy Anderson on drums, Phil Thornalley on bass and Lol Tolhurst on keyboards (Tolhurst originally played drums)
• ↑ Norman Fisher-Jones on bass
• ↑ Concert: The Cure Live
• ↑ Two shows at 4:30 pm & 10 pm
• ↑ The Cure Live in Japan
• ↑ Last performance with Andy Anderson on drums
• ↑ First performance with Vince Ely on drums
• ↑ Last performance with Vince Ely on drums
• ↑ First performance with Boris Williams on drums
• ↑ Last performance with Phil Thornalley on bass
• ↑ First performance with Simon Gallup on bass (left in 1982)
• ↑ Roskilde Festival 1985
• ↑ Paléo Folk Festival 1985
• ↑ Rock in Athens
• ↑ Ruisrock 1985
• ↑ Pinkpop Festival 1986
• ↑ Rock am Ring 1986
• ↑ Rock in Riem 1986
• ↑ Glastonbury Festival 1986
• ↑ The Cure in Orange
• ↑ First performance with Roger O'Donnell on keyboards
• ↑ Roskilde Festival 1989
• ↑ Bizarre Festival 1989
• ↑ Rock am See 1989
• ↑ Festival Grec de Barcelona 1989
• ↑ Last performance with Roger O'Donnell on keyboards
• ↑ Fête de la Musique 1990
• ↑ First performance with Perry Bamonte on keyboards and guitar
• ↑ Glastonbury Festival 1990
• ↑ Roskilde Festival 1990
• ↑ Schulschluss Open-Air 1990
• ↑ Leysin Rock Festival 1990
• ↑ Rock Torhout 1990
• ↑ Rock Werchter 1990
• ↑ Last performance with Porl Thompson on guitar
• ↑ Last performance with Boris Williams on drums
• ↑ Saffron sang on "Just Say Yes" & Ray Cokes played guitar on "Boys Don't Cry".
• ↑ Boris Williams played percussion
• ↑ Live 8 Versailles
• ↑ First performance with Porl Thompson on guitar (left in 1992)
• ↑ Festival Internacional de Benicàssim 2005
• ↑ Lokerse Feesten 2005
• ↑ La Route du Rock 2005
• ↑ Rock Oz’Arènes 2005
• ↑ Szegedi Ifjúsági Napok 2005
• ↑ Rock'n Coke 2005
• ↑ First performance of Roger O'Donnell on keyboards (left in 2005) & Lol Tolhurst on keyboards/drums (left in 1988)
• ↑ Lol Tolhurst was absent from this performance (not a Reflections Concert)
• ↑ Last performance of Lol Tolhurst on keyboards/drums
• ↑ Rock on the Lawns
• ↑ 79.0 79.1 "Rock & Roll Hall of Fame - 2019 Inductees" . www.rockhall.com . Retrieved 23 December 2018 .
• ↑ "The Rock Hall Inducts Another Member of The Cure" . www.futurerocklegends.com . Retrieved 7 February 2019 .
• ↑ Kreps, Daniel; Grow, Kory (30 March 2019). "The Cure Run Through Classics in Exhilarating Rock Hall Induction Set" . Rolling Stone . Retrieved 30 March 2019 .

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The show will run from Sept. 21 to 28, opening at the Arts Center and touring to venues across the Adirondacks as the final production of the 2024 ADK LAKES Theatre Festival.

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The production opens at the Arts Center in Blue Mountain Lake at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 21, followed by performances at View Arts Center in Old Forge at 4 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 22; Tupper Lake Middle High School in Tupper Lake at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 24; Pendragon Theatre in Saranac Lake at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 26; and Tannery Pond Center in North Creek at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 28.

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