The Cure are looking ahead to an even bigger 2027, with frontman Robert Smith revealing plans to expand the band’s concert schedule and introduce previously unreleased songs into their live performances. Following a busy 2026 touring schedule, the legendary alternative rock group appears eager to keep the momentum going after releasing Songs of a Lost World in November 2024, their first studio album in 16 years. While specific dates and venues for 2027 have yet to be announced, Smith has expressed excitement about sharing more new material with fans.
The band has reportedly continued recording enough music for two additional albums, with one project described as darker and more atmospheric and the other featuring a more upbeat direction. As The Cure approach their 50th anniversary in 2028, the possibility of new releases and expanded touring offers fans plenty to anticipate. With a catalog of classics like “Just Like Heaven,” “Lovesong,” and “Friday I’m in Love,” the band’s upcoming performances could deliver a mix of beloved hits and fresh material.
