The Cure is set to take audiences on a sonic journey through their iconic discography with the release of "The Show of a Lost World," a concert film featuring the band's latest album, "Songs of a Lost World." The film will hit select theaters worldwide starting December 11, offering fans a unique opportunity to experience the band's intimate show at Troxy in London on November 1, 2024.
Shot with Nick Wickham at the helm and a new surround sound mix by Robert Smith, the Cure's frontman, the concert film promises to showcase the band's eclectic setlist. The movie will include not only all the tracks from "Songs of a Lost World" but also select songs from their extensive discography, including 2015's critically-acclaimed album "4:13 Dream."
According to Robert Smith, the Cure's 45th-anniversary album "Seventeen Seconds" gets its own five-song set, with hits like "Boys Don't Cry," "In Between Days," and "Disintegration." Fans will also be treated to lesser-known gems from across their nearly-five-decade-long career.
CEO of Trafalgar Releasing, Mark Allenby, described the film as a "testament to the artistry and depth of The Cure's music," adding that it was a pleasure to bring this extraordinary concert to cinemas worldwide.
Although fans are eagerly anticipating more new material from The Cure, with Robert Smith hinting at a follow-up album in March 2025, their upcoming tour of Europe and the UK offers the perfect opportunity for fans to catch up on some of the band's most beloved works.
Shot with Nick Wickham at the helm and a new surround sound mix by Robert Smith, the Cure's frontman, the concert film promises to showcase the band's eclectic setlist. The movie will include not only all the tracks from "Songs of a Lost World" but also select songs from their extensive discography, including 2015's critically-acclaimed album "4:13 Dream."
According to Robert Smith, the Cure's 45th-anniversary album "Seventeen Seconds" gets its own five-song set, with hits like "Boys Don't Cry," "In Between Days," and "Disintegration." Fans will also be treated to lesser-known gems from across their nearly-five-decade-long career.
CEO of Trafalgar Releasing, Mark Allenby, described the film as a "testament to the artistry and depth of The Cure's music," adding that it was a pleasure to bring this extraordinary concert to cinemas worldwide.
Although fans are eagerly anticipating more new material from The Cure, with Robert Smith hinting at a follow-up album in March 2025, their upcoming tour of Europe and the UK offers the perfect opportunity for fans to catch up on some of the band's most beloved works.
! It's gonna be amazing to see The Cure perform all those iconic songs live again. I mean, who doesn't love a good "Disintegration" or a moody rendition of "Boys Don't Cry"? 
And it's awesome that they're including some lesser-known tracks – it'll be interesting to see how the band interprets them. The fact that Robert Smith is involved in the mix too makes me think it's gonna sound super polished and immersive. Can't wait to catch this on the big screen!
! I'm so stoked they're including songs from "4:13 Dream" and "Seventeen Seconds", it's like a dream come true for all you Cure fans out there 
! And can we talk about the setlist? It sounds like Robert Smith wants to give us a little taste of everything, which is totally fair because let's be real, The Cure has an insane discography 
. I'm also loving the surround sound mix by Rob himself - he must've put his heart and soul into it 
! Fingers crossed we'll get to see some behind-the-scenes peeks at the making of "Songs of a Lost World" too, that would be SO cool 
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I mean, have you seen all those concert films from bands? It's just a bunch of overpriced ticket touts trying to make a quick buck off die-hard fans... 
And don't even get me started on the surround sound mix by Robert Smith himself - what's next, a 3D re-release of their '80s videos with tacky VR goggles? 
Not convinced this is anything more than a money grab. Can't they just release the album and be done with it? 
. it's great that they're sharing their extensive discography with us - i'm obsessed with "Disintegration" and would love to see them play some of those tracks live 
. the fact that they'll be performing songs from "4:13 Dream" too is a nice touch 
. it's gonna be interesting to compare how the band's sound has evolved over the years... will they stick to their older material or experiment with new sounds? 
... been following them for years and I'm excited to see this show 
. Bring on December 11, I'll be there! 
, and now I get to relive their iconic performances in a whole new way. I've seen them live like 5 times already, but trust me, it's always different. They have these special moments on stage where it feels like Robert Smith is singing directly to you 
. I've been trying to get them to play "Lullaby" live for years, so fingers crossed! 
I'm planning on catching this film when it hits theaters in December – can't wait to see the tour dates announced 
. robert smith's voice still gives me chills 
, and can't wait to see the setlist - they're playing all the hits & some hidden gems too 
... fingers crossed we get more new music in march 
! I mean, who wouldn't wanna see them play all those classics like "Boys Don't Cry" and "In Between Days"? But what I'm most excited about is that lesser-known gems are getting some love too - there's always something new to discover when you dig deeper into their music. And with the film featuring a surround sound mix, it's gonna be like we're right in the mosh pit