I still can’t believe that I got to experience that live. Ultimately the best show I’ve ever been to and gave me the hardest post concert depression til this day. Having an interaction with Robert and Simon while being in the first row made this the best day of my live. Speaking from a die hard the cure fan perspective still their shows are incredible since they played for almost 3 hours and had the best vibes. This is how every show should be, pleaseeee I need to see them again.

I don't know what was up, but there were no camera operators like there normally are to put together shots to display on the TV screens facing the lawn. So if you sat on the lawn you could barely see anything because it was just one camera on a tripod with the whole stage in a wide shot. You could barely see the band... It was good music to just lay back and stare at the sky since that's all you could do, and then the good dance songs were all at the end for everyone to dance to.

So, I didn’t give this 5 stars for a reason. Being far from the stage, we couldn’t see The Cure very. Not sure if the band requested no close ups of Robert, or if it was the venue. But we weren’t the only ones who noted this. That being said, they sounded fantastic! First time seeing them live, and glad I was able too.

If it was possible to sum up this performance in a single word, that word would be "Amazing". Clocking in at an epic 2 hours and 45 minutes, The Cure put on an epic performance that had people dancing, singing, and simply enjoying themselves. The nostalgia this performance brought was nothing short of a needed escape and remembrance of days when life seemed easier and more carefree. Robert Smith's voice was on point all night. My only regret was not buying a ticket for the next night's performance as well.

Everything was amazing I had the best night ever!!! The opening band was very good (The Twilight Sad). The playlist was almost perfect, missed a few of my favourites songs but didn’t compromise the concert. My husband left very happy, he wasn’t very much familiar with The Cure songs but we danced and sang like no tomorrow! If you have a chance to see them certainly you should give a try… you’ll not regret. I’m excited for the next concert.

It's rare for a band to be at their peak after being around for 45 years. Robert's voice is phenomenal. Jason Cooper is incredible. Reeve Gabrels...I still can't believe he's in the band. But the setlist was weak compared to the rest of the tour. Other cities get Cold, The Drowning Man, A Strange Day, Just Like Cockatoos, If Only Tonight We Could Sleep, At Night etc. and Toronto gets Doing the Unstuck? What the hell?

I have been waiting almost 25 years to see them in concert and the wait was all worth it. I came all the way from Saint George because they decided not to come to Las Vegas this time. The concert was awesome! The band sounded amazing, and Robert Smith's voice was superb. The only thing that I didn't like was the venue. The seats are small, the sound was not that great, and the screens were too small. Nevertheless, I enjoyed the opportunity to see one of my favorite bands ever! Thank you, Robert, for sharing your amazing talent with your loyal fans.

The show was fantastic! My only complaints was that I had to pay for two parking spaces because despite the doors opening at 6:00 the Gem Parking Garage wouldn’t let us park until 6:00. Also, Climate Pledge Arena should relax the bag policy a bit. Other than those two issues, it was an amazing show and thanks to Robert and the band, it was affordable without all the hidden fees that come with a Ticketmaster event (which I refuse to pay for anyone when there’s nearly double the cost of the show in hidden fees.)

Loved the show…his voice sounds exactly the same as it did before. I hated the venue…there ARE bad seats, you can hardly see the people on stage and the stupid screens are about the size of my TV at home. Why put screens up that are supposed to allow those who can’t see the stage, see the show ; but these screens are so small and the camera angles are in weird places…great show, bad venue. Will never go to another show at this venue. I was tricked…thought I was getting tickets for the Moody /ACL but found out it’s the Moody Center; the old Frank Irwin center rebuilt, but worse. Everything is called Moody now…Moody Amphitheater, Moody Center….that’s on me though. I’ll look closer next time I buy tickets in Austin. Austin kinda sucks now…

This was the first time I’ve seen The Cure ever! I listened to them as a teenager, I really didn’t know what to expect and OMG! I’m so glad I came to this concert! It literally blew me away! The play Stellar LIVE! It was sooooo AMAZING! It literally left me speechless! Robert Smith’s voice is the same if not better- it’s never changed! As a whole, the whole band’s energy was so amazing! The music was so energizing., which I feel people should give it a rest saying that they’re dark, moody, etc. Leave it to the fan, because honestly everyone experiences the music differently! To me it was everything opposite, it was soooo uplifting! I left that show totally feeling Awesome and so grateful and appreciative that I got a last minute ticket (only one available) to this Amazing show! Do yourself a favor and go! I cannot wait til the next time I get to see them! Even though I had a great view, I’m getting better seats!!! Thank you Robert , Simon and the rest of The Cure for making last night such an awesome experience that I’ll never forget! ❤️❤️❤️🌹💖🌟

First time I’ve seen them since the Disintegration Tour back in 1988ish.. I’m a lot older, Robert is a lot older.. but The Cure are still great!! The first half is mostly deep cuts and really for the serious fans.. it’s great.. but then they bring out the hits for the second half and the 2 encores and it’s bloody amazing With Mick Lynch and the weather making getting there really hard, and the prices of refreshments at the venue utterly shocking, I was a bit concerned.. but licking the band were brilliant

Fantastic concert. Supporting band was excellent. The Cure played a 3-hour set. Sound quality was brilliant, the lighting was fantastic, the overall show was exceptional. The band was really tight. They played really well together and their performance was polished and well rehearsed. Robert Smith sounded phenomenal. He was funny, humble and grateful, like an accidental legend. It's amazing how much hair he still has, considering the abuse he's put it through. The new material is brilliant and I can't wait for the new albums to be released (no, I really can't wait, so hurry up). The song Robert wrote for his brother who recently died is absolutely beautiful). Seeing The Cure has been on my bucket list for more than 30 years and it was worth the wait!!

Excellent venue love the cure can't wait to see this band again in Glasgow last time in bellhousten Park was a better venue the security at the hydro are out of date some are like Sargent major old and think they can tell people what to do let people have fun get rid of older security please 🙏 the cure were at there best as always one song after another straight in to it no messing about the only bank like it we came to here music and none stop thank for a memorable night

Excellent concert bien sûr, après 33ans et 5mois Robert Smith et les Cure n’étaient jamais revenu se confesser à Bordeaux, il a fallu être patient depuis Desintegration pour revoir le master de la New Wave faire ses vocalises Crawleyènes et taquiner les cordes de sa Schecter préférée… cependant Robert est plus présent à l’émotion saluant ses fans en début et fin de concert comme si la communion ou ” l’accolade” mutuelle était la bien venue. Cet instant de fin fut très émouvant pour moi, comme ci se quitter était cet instant de déchirure et de non retour à cet événement… on pouvait ressentir l’émotionnel de monsieur Smith à vouloir apprécier chaque dernières secondes du moment; comme après une journée de mariage qui finalement est passée trop vite; et remercier chaque convive d’être venu… Merci pour le son, le visuel… les tableaux musicaux se succèdent sous les pluies, le tonnerre, les éclairs et les couleurs de l’imaginaire The Cure, bercés par toutes ces mélodies mémorables que Robert sait à chaque instant re-sublimer … Nous attendons son dernier opus avec impatience Et un autre passage à Bordeaux… "See you soon… 💋"

Fantàstic, com sempre. 2h 40 min de la millor música possible. Bons músics, espectacle sense artificis ni efectes especials, innecessaris. Bon joc de llums i vídeos acompanyant lo més important, tocar i cantar molt bé, amb versions treballades. Set list amb cançons de totes les èpoques, i que varia en cada concert. Han tocat 40 cançons diferents al llarg de la gira, incloses algunes de noves que soben molt bé. Públic totalment entregat, amb un Palau amb sold out. Amb moltes ganes de tornar-hi

Band sounded great and Robert's voice has held up well after all these years. The acoustics in the venue can sometimes be thin and washed out, but that was not the case for this show, in fact, the audio quality may have been the best I've heard at Olympiahalle. Setlist was packed with some amazing songs early, although it felt like it got a bit bogged down with playlist selections that ground the vibe to a bit of a halt with heaviness about an hour into the show. They did not fail to get the crowd back on their feet though, with a brilliant first and second encore.

The performance was fantastic, but I will never buy another ticket to the Shoreline Amphitheatre. I left 3 hours early to be at the event an hour and a half before the gates opened. I ended up walking through the gate an hour and a half AFTER the show started! I was waiting on the offramp for TWO HOURS. They have no idea how to direct traffic. For a place that I'd only an hour away from my house, I absolutely should not have to leave 5 hours early to be on time. The Cure was beautiful, the venue is utterly disgusting.

Excellent three hour performance that spanned The Cure's entire career, from beloved hits to more obscure fan favorites. The crowd clearly lost interest at points throughout the night and only displayed really high excitement during the hits. Robert Smith still has a voice that remains unchanged and the band played with high spirit, but no one was particularly engaged with the audience. All in all, the band delivered but after irregular touring for the last 8 years, they weren't quite at the top of their game.

Excellent show, but I wish I could of got closer tickets for the show. I didn't realize that Citicard and LiveNation had first dibs on tickets before Ticketmaster, by the time I got my tickets, I was only left with nosebleed seats! I consider it unfair that Citicard and LiveNation get first dibs on advance tickets, plus a lot of the tickets for the floor seats were bought by scalpers, press and radio stations as well! Then when the show starts, the show was sold out, but after The Cure played a couple of their hits, a lot people left, which I consider a wasted ticket, if people were going to do that, I would have gladly bought it from someone or would have taken their spot! 5 stars for The Cure for the sure, but overall experience was a 3 because of the people and ticketing experience! Must be nice to have 1st dibs and money to waste not staying for the entire event!

AMAZING!!!!!!! Saw it twice! Saturday and Monday! So proud of NYC audience! Most of us did not sit down once from the minute Robert Smith hit the stage! The audience was with him and he with them! It was emotional & beautiful to witness! Met so many people who were seeing him for the first time! I promised them The Cure never disappoints. There is no ego with Robert Smith, just love! I hope he returns real soon.