Perry Bamonte, who was the guitarist and keyboardist for the legendary rock band The Cure, has died at age 65. The band confirmed his death in a statement that was dated December 26, 2025, giving his ...

Ever since the release of 2008’s “4:13 Dream,” the Cure has spent all its time performing onstage and trawling through its own archives. Along with a relentless concert schedule, there have been ...

The Cure frontman Robert Smith has long been one of the most outspoken men in rock and once called a prominent but divisive ...

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The Cure is set for back-to-back performances next year, as the rock band has confirmed another major festival appearance for 2026. The iconic group, led by frontman Robert Smith, is gearing up for ...

Legendary English rock band The Cure has released a new album for the first time in 16 years and fans are thrilled. “The Cure dropped a new album today and it’s glorious and I’m 16 again,” one person ...

English rock band the Cure released Songs of a Lost World, its first album in 16 years, on Nov. 1, strategically timing the launch to coincide with Halloween. The release stirred excitement among its ...

NEW YORK -- Perry Archangelo Bamonte, longtime guitarist and keyboardist for the influential goth band The Cure, has died. He was 65. The band made the announcement on their official website on Friday ...

The Cure fans converged on BBC Radio 6 Thursday for a monumental event: The band’s lead song for its first new album since 2008. Hobbs shared a statement from The Cure frontman Robert Smith on the ...

The Cure won their first-ever Grammys at the 68th annual ceremony. However, the band was not on hand to accept the award. An online tribute revealed that Bamonte died after a short illness. Bamonte ...

The Cure and Duran Duran were the two ’80s boy bands that ruled the decade. Between their combined five ’80s No. 1 hits, the two bands were unarguably the premier boy bands of the decadent decade.