The Cure this week announced plans to reissue the band’s 1993 live album Paris in 30th anniversary editions that will include a new 2LP vinyl pressing and a single-CD set
Concert photographer Kevin Estrada, fresh off chronicling Love and Rockets’ live return at the Cruel World festival, documented The Cure’s second Hollywood Bowl concert.
The Cure opened its three-night stand at the famed Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles on Tuesday night by debuting another new song: “Another Happy Birthday.”
The Cure’s North American tour finally got underway Wednesday night in New Orleans, with Robert Smith and the band delivering a 29-song set.
Robert Smith had promised to reveal details of The Cure’s concerts in Mexico and South America by the end of April, and though that deadline came and went.
The Cure today expanded its Shows of a Lost World tour by adding four additional North American dates, including second concerts in San Diego, Montreal and Atlanta.
The Cure this morning announced its first North American tour in seven years, with plans to bring its “Shows of a Lost World” trek to the U.S. and Canada.
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