The Cure

In November 2004, when The Cure took to the stage at Halle Tony Garnier in Nyon, France, they were riding high on the waves of their fourteen studio album, "The Cure," released just a year earlier. This self-titled album, which marked a significant return for the band, showcased a sound both familiar and fresh, featuring tracks that resonated deeply with fans. Interestingly, during this period, The Cure was well-known for their vibrant live performances, delivering a magical blend of gothic rock and new wave energy. This concert included fan favorites like "Just Like Heaven" and "Friday I’m in Love," emphasizing their knack for captivating audiences. It was also a time when the band's frontman, Robert Smith, was reflecting on their legacy, thoughtfully mingling nostalgia with new artistic expressions. Their live shows during this era were not just concerts; they were a celebration of a storied career, perfectly captured in the Nyon performance.

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