The Cure Announces 2026 UK and Ireland Tour

In an exciting update for fans, The Cure is geared up to bring their latest album to life with a string of outdoor concerts in the UK and Ireland during the summer of 2026. These events promise to offer a mix of their new music alongside classic hits, providing a full spectrum of The Cure’s impact on the music scene over the decades.

Upcoming Tour Dates and Locations

The tour will commence at Dublin’s Marlay Park on June 26, followed by performances at Belfast’s Belsonic in Ormeau Park on June 28. The band will then continue to Manchester’s Wythenshawe Park on August 21, and conclude at the Royal Highland Showgrounds in Edinburgh on August 23 as part of the Edinburgh Summer Sessions.

Special Guests and Performances

Each concert will see a range of supporting acts that include Mogwai, The Twilight Sad, Slowdive, Just Mustard, and Stella and the Dreaming. Additionally, The Slow Readers Club will also perform, ensuring a vibrant and diverse musical experience for all attendees.

Ticket Information

Tickets for the highly anticipated tour will be available from October 3, at 9 AM (BST) through The Cure’s official website. Fans who are part of The Cure’s mailing list will receive early access to pre-sale tickets.

Recent Achievements

The band’s most recent album, Songs of a Lost World, has not only received critical acclaim but also achieved impressive chart positions. It topped the Official U.K. Albums Chart and secured the fourth spot on the Billboard 200. This marks their highest US chart position since their 1992 album Wish.

Robert Smith, the band’s frontman, expressed his gratitude in an interview with the Official Charts Company, highlighting the positive reception and support from fans around the world.

Additional Appearances

Beyond their own tour, The Cure is also set to headline several major festivals including the Isle of Wight Festival, Primavera Sound, Nova Rock, and Rock en Seine. These appearances underscore the band’s enduring appeal and relevance in the contemporary music landscape.

Their influence was notably recognized at the Glastonbury Festival where Robert Smith joined Olivia Rodrigo on stage, further cementing his legacy as a pivotal figure in the music industry.