The Cure announce 30 arena shows in 2023

The Cure announce 30 arena shows in 2023

Led by Robert Smith, The Cure will tour countries like the United States and Canada

Iconic British rock band fronted by the singer Robert Smith, The Cure announced 30 arena shows, set to take place on North America still in 2023. Brazil and other regions of the world are out of this tour.

The Cure returns to North America in May for a 30-date tour #ShowsOfALostWorld23,” said the group in a publication made on social networks. It is worth noting how the hashtag in the text is the name of their first studio album since 4:13released on October 27, 2008.

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Below, see The Cure’s 30 North American tour dates

  • May 10th: Smoothie King CenterNew Orleans, Louisiana
  • may 12: toyota centerHouston, Texas
  • May 13th: Dos Equis PavilionDallas, Texas
  • May 14th: Moody CenterAustin, Texas
  • May 16th: Isleta AmphitheaterAlbuquerque, New Mexico
  • May 18th: desert diamond arenaPhoenix, Arizona
  • 20 of May: NICU AmphitheaterSan Diego, California
  • May 23: hollywood bowlLos Angeles, California
  • May 24th: hollywood bowlLos Angeles, California
  • may 25th: hollywood bowlLos Angeles, California
  • may, 27: Shoreline AmphitheaterSan Francisco, California
  • June 1st: Climate Pledge ArenaSeattle, Washington
  • June 2nd: rogers arenaVancouver, British Columbia
  • June 4: Vivint Smart Home ArenaSalt Lake City, Utah
  • June 6th: Fiddler’s Green AmphitheaterDenver, Colorado
  • June 8th: Xcel Energy Center, MinneapolisSt. paul, minn.
  • June 10: united centerChicago, Illinois
  • June 11th: Blossom Music CenterCleveland, Ohio
  • June 13th: Pine Knob Music TheaterDetroit, Michigan
  • June 14: Budweiser StageToronto, Ontario
  • June 16th: bell centerMontreal, Quebec
  • June 18th: Xfinity Center, BostonMassachusetts
  • June 20th: madison square gardenNew York, New York
  • June 21th: madison square gardenNew York, New York
  • June 22: madison square gardenNew York, New York
  • June 24th: Wells Fargo CenterPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania
  • June 25th: Merriweather Post PavilionColumbia, Maryland
  • June 27th: State Farm ArenaAtlanta, Georgia
  • June 29th: Amalie ArenaTampa, Florida
  • July 1st: Miami-Dade ArenaMiami, Florida


Source: Rollingstone

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