Register for tickets
https://verifiedfan.ticketmaster.com/thecure2023
Im new here! And since im traveling to Philadelphia for the concert is anyone else going?
Welcome to Curefans.com
@Chanicurehead! Hopefully someone else from the forum will go to this too!
I hope so! Id love to meet new people
So I didn't see this posted in broader forum so will try here since it's (date-wise) one of maybe 4 shows that works.
What is the deal with re-sale? Ticketmaster says tix aren't transferable but that there is a "face value resale." But I can't find that. Is that a real thing? And how are they making tix "non transferable" anyway? Are they matching a ticket buyer to their ID?
Sorry if dumb questions. But eager to see Bob & the gang for the first time since mid-90s
Any info appreciated.
Cheers!
https://www.cure-concerts.de/concerts/2023-06-24.php
Alone
Pictures Of You
A Fragile Thing
Kyoto Song
A Night Like This
Lovesong
And Nothing Is Forever
Burn
Charlotte Sometimes
Push
Play For Today
A Forest
Shake Dog Shake
From The Edge Of The Deep Green Sea
Endsong
I Can Never Say Goodbye
It Can Never Be The Same
At Night
Plainsong
Disintegration
Lullaby
Six Different Ways
The Walk
Friday I'm In Love
Close To Me
Why Can't I Be You?
In Between Days
Just Like Heaven
Boys Don't Cry
https://www.inquirer.com/entertainment/cure-concert-review-wells-fargo-2023-20230625.html
QuoteWith the gift of a career-spanning 29-song, two-hour-and-45-minute set, the band's show was about generosity, even while Smith sang about alienation and deep sadness.
Now 64, Smith still sports black eyeliner, smeared red lipstick, and a scraggly shock of bedhead. Saturday night, he wore a baggy black jacket over a black David Bowie T-shirt, with "Bowie" in sequins. His voice was strong, clear, and strained as it ever was.
https://xpn.org/2023/06/25/the-cure-wells-fargo-center-2/
QuoteA 15-song first set heavy on deep tracks was bookended by two brand new ones, "Alone" and "Endsong," before a brief intermission that merely marked a halfway point. For nearly three solid hours, Smith and co. offered up their perfect dream, weaving the emo-drama and poetry of old favorites like "Pictures Of You" and "Lullaby" with far more rarely played gems like "Six Different Ways," before descending into a famed jukebox-encore of "Friday I'm In Love," "Just Like Heaven," and "Boys Don't Cry."
And by the way, the latter was referenced brilliantly by graphic artist Matthew Jacobson for a Philly-date tour poster stylized as a Rocky film promo featuring Robert Smith replacing Stallone at the top of the Art Museum steps, overlooking the Parkway – all washed in hues of Flyers' orange.