The Cured

The Cured is a Southern California tribute to The Cure, performing a true-to-era 1989 Cure concert with costumes, lights, effects, and the songs. Built for buyers seeking a clear 80s tribute format for festivals, private events, and themed shows.

The Cured is a Southern California tribute to The Cure, built to recreate the feel of a true-to-era 1989 Cure concert. The show includes costumes, lights, effects, and the songs, with a presentation aimed at fans who never got to see The Cure in the 1980s or want to relive that period live.

From its first performance, the show was described as a hit. The Cured soon moved from being a Southern California band to becoming a national act, completing several tours across the USA and abroad.

Venues named in the band’s history include several House of Blues locations, the Universal (Gibson) Amphitheatre in Los Angeles, Norva in Norfolk, Virginia, The National in Richmond, The Highline Ballroom in New York City, and The Abbey in Chicago.

For buyers, the appeal is straightforward: a Cure-focused tribute show centered on recognizable songs and a defined 1989 visual and musical concept. The band positions itself for corporate events, festivals, weddings, and 80s parties, with a format designed for audiences who want to hear the hits and stay engaged throughout the set.

If seeing The Cure is not an option, The Cured offers a live tribute built specifically around the look, sound, and atmosphere of the band’s 1980s era.