Robert Smith’s cure for Cure is to retire at 70
Robert Smith’s cure for The Cure is to retire at 70
Smith is going to retire in five years. The band turns 50 in 2028; in 2029, Smith turns 70, “and that’s it, that really is it. If I make it that far, that’s it.” Smith, who does some irreparable brand damage by coming off so lovely in the interview (not to mention publicly announcing that he doesn’t read by candlelight),
The Cure's Robert Smith has hit out at Ticketmaster's dynamic pricing model, calling it a 'scam' ahead of the band's first ...
The Cure notably opted out of Ticketmaster's "platinum" and "dynamically priced" on-sale ticketing options for their "Shows ...
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Schecter and the Cure’s Robert Smith join forces for charity with the release of the Shellflower UltraCureThis limited edition run comprises an UltraCure electric guitar and its 30" scale six-string bass sibling, and $500 from the ...
But in 2025, don’t expect The Cure to slow down. Yesterday (October 13), The Cure’s frontman Robert Smith teased the group’s ...
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“We’ll start up again next year”- Robert Smith shares The Cure’s 2025 tour and 50th anniversary plansThe Cure's Robert Smith has shared plans for the band's 2025 tour and 50th anniversary in an interview with Matt Everitt that ...
When considering his own discography, Robert Smith said that one song from The Cure changed his life, but it's not a well-known single or a hit you might expect.
As the singer for the Cure, Robert Smith could reap some great financial benefits from Ticketmaster’s insane price gouging.
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