“The Cure” Archives

The multi-instrumentalist rejoined the band in 2022 as a touring member.

When they released Songs of a Lost World last year, The Cure marked the occasion by playing a three…

The Scottish band has announced plans for a 2026 tour.

A new album, a new film, and new concert dates. What more could a Cure fan ask for?

This hour-long performance provides ample proof that even after five decades, The Cure are still an incredible live act.

Who knew The Cure could sorta sound like Daft Punk?

This unlikely compilation reveals some cavernous new depths to The Cure’s already massive influence.

All royalties from the live album will go to support children living in war-torn areas.

The release of their long-awaited album led to one of the best social media experiences I’ve had in a long time.

The goth icons’ long-awaited fourteenth album is their best in decades, and a heartfelt rumination on death, loss, and mortality.

Also, The Cure helped renew my faith in social media. For a little while, anyway.

The Cure has established one of the most iconic and influential catalogs of music in the annals of alternative, goth, and post-punk.

I’ve published several Cure-related playlists and podcasts for Opus subscribers, and now they’re publicly available.

To celebrate the release of The Cure’s first album in sixteen years, here are some highlights from their legendary catalog.

As its title implies, Simon Price’s Curepedia isn’t a biography or memoir, but rather, an encyclope…

The band’s fourteenth album will be their first since 2008’s 4:13 Dream.

Two songs from the band’s highly anticipated new album will be released on a limited edition “eco-vinyl” single.

The first Cure release I ever bought, it also contains some of the band’s most haunting material

The upcoming reissue will feature two songs that weren’t on the original 1993 release.

The song is the highlight on a recent compilation of Cure covers.