The cure. Late 22.

[Seventy]

Saw them in the late 70’s and then in LA in I think 1987.

Aching to see them again, they’re here and I want to go.

London, Birmingham, where??!!

[Skyedriver]

Someone has to come out with it: go and see The Prevention, they're better than The Cure.
Sorry, I'll pick up my coat on the way out.

[wal 45]

I went to the Cologne date last night and yes they’re still as good as they always were live.

Lost count how many times I’ve seen them now (been going since mid 80s), apart from once (Wild Mood Swings tour), I’ve never come away disappointed.

The current set is pretty rounded so if you’re a casual fan they’ll be something for you, probably less so if you like the more obscure stuff.

Off to the Brum gig as well as fancied a change from the usual London venues they play.

Get the tickets bought, you won’t regret it

[wiffmaster]

I never saw them in the old days (I'm 34), but I've seen them three times in the last decade and they still put on a hell of a show. The support act (Twilight Sad) are also great.

Looking forward to seeing them again at Wembley on 12th December!

[Andy_mr2sc]

Last saw them back in 2006 at the Royal Albert Hall. Had the perfect seating in a box directly in front of the stage. Still my favourite gig. They played for best part of three hours solid, with no support act. Great to see they're still very active and haven't just retired off.

[Slothly]

First saw them supporting Generation X way back when I still had (spiky) hair.

http://www.wycombegigs.co.uk/24-november-1978-gene...

They weren't the best but have grown into a fantastic act.

Get those tickets!

[marky911]

Damn it. I would have gone to Glasgow this weekend but I’m coming down with man-flu, fast.

On the plus side I’m glad I haven’t got it booked as I’ll feel lousy by Sunday.

[wibble cb]

Not a box I have ticked yet, but would love to, wonder if they would come to Toronto.....