The Cure

In June 2016, The Cure performed a notably powerful live set at Madison Square Garden, a huge milestone given the band's illustrious career. By this time, they had just wrapped up their album "4:13 Dream," released in 2008. This album marked a bit of a renaissance for the band, showcasing their signature sound combined with a fresh touch, something fans had been eagerly waiting for. Interestingly, during this live performance, they played "One Hundred Years," a track from their iconic album "Pornography," released way back in 1982. It’s fascinating how they're still reviving their classics and engaging audiences new and old—a testament to their enduring influence and adaptability in the music scene. With the energy of the venue pulsating and the crowd fully invested, this live performance captured the emotional depth that The Cure is famed for, proving that even decades into their career, they still know how to electrify a crowd.

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