Oversome!com :: The Cure: Simon Gallup replaced by his son on bass as he's forced to pull out of Japanese festival

Tip: do you own a website? you can earn up to +5 reward points when you add a link to Oversome!

The Cure: Simon Gallup replaced by his son on bass as he's forced to pull out of Japanese festival

submitted by Nick Jul 28th 2019 08:00 pm (www.nme.com)

A "serious personal situation" stopped the bassist from performing at Fuji Rock FestivalSimon Gallup of The Cure.The Cure‘s Simon Gallup was forced to pull out of a recent show in Japan due to a “serious personal situation,” but instead of the band cancelling their performance, Gallup’s son Eden stepped in to replace his father on bass. Read more: The Big Read – EXCLUSIVE – The Cure: “Glastonbury won’t be the only time […]The post The Cure's Simon Gallup replaced by his son on bass as he's forced to pull out of Japanese festival appeared first on NME.

0 comments | Alternative | 5 fans|

email this | 0 votes | 156 clicks |

add artist to favs

Comments

The Cure: Robert Smith Says The Are Working On Three Albums, Including One Out This Year

submitted by Nick Oct 8th 2019 08:00 pm (stereogum.com)

Robert Smith has been talking about a new Cure album for a while now. It'll be "dark," inspired by the loss of his mother, father, and brother, it has the working title Live From The Moon, and the plan is to have it out by Christmas. And even though it'll be the Cure's first album…

0 comments | Alternative | 5 fans|

email this | 0 votes | 127 clicks |

add artist to favs

The Cure: Robert Smith reveals three new albums are in the works

submitted by Nick Oct 8th 2019 03:00 pm (www.nme.com)

Get excited... The Cure, live at Glastonbury 2019The Cure‘s Robert Smith has revealed that the goth-rock icons have three new albums in the works – with the first potentially arriving before the end of 2019. After previously revealing that their next effort will be shaped by the “darkness” of losing his mother, fa...

0 comments | Alternative | 5 fans|

email this | 0 votes | 137 clicks |

add artist to favs

The Mountain Goats: – “Get High And Listen To The Cure”

submitted by Nick Sep 25th 2019 01:00 pm (stereogum.com)

If you know anything about the Mountain Goats, then you know John Darnielle regularly writes vast numbers of songs, pretty much all of which are great, and not all of which manage to make their way onto Mountain Goats albums. Darnielle has a number of ways of dealing with those overflow songs. Sometimes, he puts…

0 comments | Indie | 0 fans|

email this | 0 votes | 131 clicks |

add artist to favs

The Cure: At Pasadena Daydream, The Showed Why Their Legacy May Never Disintegrate

submitted by Nick Sep 2nd 2019 07:00 pm (stereogum.com)

Used to be there was an unwritten rule in music criticism: Only employ "Beatles-esque" as a last resort. I mean, this band virtually created pop music as we know it, its influence so vast and multivalent that they were practically ambient. "Beatles-esque" was as utilitarian as "ethereal" and "angular." Nowadays, I can't even remember the&#82...

0 comments | Alternative | 5 fans|

email this | 0 votes | 114 clicks |

add artist to favs

Lady GaGa: "When music is magic": Watch Lady Gaga rock out to The Cure

submitted by Nick Sep 2nd 2019 09:00 am (www.nme.com)

The singer watched on as the band headlined Pasadena Daydream over the weekendThe Cure / Lady GagaLady Gaga lavished praise on The Cure as she watched the band’s headline set at Pasadena Daydream festival over the weekend. Held at the Rose Bowl’s Brookside Park in the California city on Saturday night (August 31), The Cure curated t...

0 comments | Dance | 1 fans|

email this | 0 votes | 176 clicks |

add artist to favs

<< Previous 8 9 10 11 121314 15 16 17 18 next >>

Username:	Password:

	click here to sign up