The Cure’s Robert Smith Teases 2027 Tour Dates Will Be ‘Bursting With New Songs’
The veteran band has not yet announced any shows next year.
In a recent voicemail to Nick Grimshaw’s BBC Radio 6 show, The Cure frontman Robert Smith, 67, expressed excitement for the band's upcoming 2027 tour, hinting at a lineup bursting with new songs. This anticipation comes after a busy 2026 for the veteran band, during which they embarked on a European festival tour supporting their 2024 album, Songs of a Lost World.
The tour concluded on August 30 with an appearance at the Rock en Seine festival in Saint-Cloud, France, and included the debut of Smith's collaboration with Olivia Rodrigo on "What's Wrong With Me." Smith also revealed that fans could potentially catch a preview of new music during the 2027 tour, but he emphasized that he does not have specific dates or locations to share yet.
The Cure's 2024 album was their first studio release since 2008's 4:13 Dream, and they followed it up with the concert film The Show of a Lost World, the live album Songs of a Live World: Troxy London MMXXIV, and the remix album Mixes of a Lost World: MMXXIV. Additionally, Smith hinted at two more untitled, unreleased albums in the works, suggesting a continued creative output from the iconic band.
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