The Cure

When The Cure took the stage at Glastonbury on June 23, 1995, they were riding high on a wave of artistic evolution. By this point, the band had just released their album *Wish*, which came out in 1992 and featured the anthemic track "Friday I’m in Love." This album was pivotal for them, showcasing a lighter, more pop-infused sound, diverging from their earlier, darker aesthetic. It marked a significant chapter in their career as they began to capture a broader audience while still maintaining their signature moodiness. During their Glastonbury performance, they not only delivered fan favorites like "In Between Days" but also reaffirmed their knack for creating an unforgettable live atmosphere. What's fascinating is that while *Wish* was popular, the era surrounding this concert also dealt with immense personal and creative pressures within the band, reflecting vividly in their performances. It's a testament to their resilience and ability to connect with fans, even amidst changing times.

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