The Cure Tickets

Such a special show - the first three albums in their entirety plus three encores from the same periods. I loved that they played the B-sides from the early songs plus other early songs in three phenomenal encores. Robert Smith seemed to behaving a truly great time. My only complaint has nothing to do with The Cure, it is about the audience. I never had to deal with drunken concert goers and people that where actually talking through the show and playing with their cellphones. There were also people that were holding up their cameras through entire songs for video taping, and holding up their cameras without thought of interrupting the view of the people behind them. Additionally, people in the Loge seats were standing and blocking the view for the people behind them. The Loge section is well graded that every seat gives a full view of the stage, provided that people stay seated. Additionally, though I know that The Beacon Theater must make a small mint off of selling alcoholic beverages, the floors were soaked with spilled drinks and two people next to me were so drunk that one of them spilled their wine on two people sitting in front of them. Security took them out for all of about 10 minutes and then they were back, swaying and talking loudly. The Cure was at their best ever (I'd seen them 8 times previously) and in NO way deserved that disrespect. For the true Cure fans, many of which spent a great deal of money, were robbed of the show going on in front of them by ignorant and rude concert goers. It may have been a very different experience show if people were conscientious of the people around them.

the group was amazing. The sound nice but the venue is terrible for this type of concerts. The Cure should play in a bigger site and where is not forbidden to stand up. Bouncers just tell people to sit in other venues people don´t feel threatened when are having fun.

The Cure mesmerized. The audience was in awe, I could feel the chills as each song was sung by the amazing Robert Smith and the group. The group sounds even better than on the cds, the band is well preserved!! I was disappointed to have missed the encores because we left during the first, but was completey satisfied with what I heard...most of the songs were relatively unknown to me, because I expected hits like lullaby, fascination street, and lovesong, but was not disappointed in the least, and now I am an even bigger fan, for I have discovered other gems in their earlier albums. The whole show, from what I saw, was a blast.....truly Mesmerizing, that is The CURE!!

Great show, looking forward to them coming back in 2012.

It has been so many years since I sat and listened to the very early Cure records. I'd hear a song or two every so often, but in this day and age of randomized iPod playback, I forget the days when an 'album' was recorded to be listened to in one sitting, beginning to end. The Cure: Reflections was just that- a chance to listen to records that shaped my sonic landscape performed in their entirety along with b-sides and obscurities. It was also great to hear Robert Smith talk (just a little) about those records, humanizing himself and becoming less an icon in those moments and more musician/composer. He seemed more at ease and to me it felt like he was enjoying revisiting as much as the audience. Thanks, Robert, Seventeen Seconds and Faith were very important to me and it was great to hear them again. It didn't hurt that The Beacon Theater is a great place to see a show.

The Cure sounded exceptional; it was great that Robert Smith decided to "reflect" these albums were a great treat to hear live. The Beacon looked amazing and the acoustics even better.

I cannot even explain haw great of a time this show was. They performed for over 3 hours and there was no headliner. They really know how to put on a show! I highly recommend anyone sees them!

AMAZING. The Cure is the best band ever live. they played 50 songs and even though theyd just played 6 concerts in 7 nights, they were so energetic and fun! After the concert, i met Robert Smith, Lol Tolhurst, and Simon Gallup! Best night of my life!

The final night of the Cure's Reflection tour was a treat. For audience members who didn't see the band perform live in the 80s, it was a chance to experience live performances of songs that would not have been played under normal tours. Three Imaginary Boys, Seventeen Seconds & Faith brought me back to the time I was a teenager and sought like so many others my place in the world. An additional treat was the appearance of Lol Tolhurst, one of the original members of the group. But the band went beyond these early years, playing songs from The Top, Head on the Door & Japanese Whispers, instrumentals and other B-sides, ending with a perennial favorite, the 1986 version of Boys Don't Cry. A wonderful evening with a hint that the band may return to do more reflections.

Unbelievable show!! So great have no words just AwEsOmE!!!

These guys played 48 songs, a 3 1/2HR show... Talk about getting your money's worth. The Cure always goes out of their way for their fans. They usually have different setlists when they play multiple nights in the same city. Nothing less than AMAZING!!!

The Cure was the first band that got me into music. I will forever hold a place for this band in my heart and after seeing them play their "Reflections" tour, my admiration for them grew. This show showcased exactly what this band is all about-- variety of sound. Their music encompasses all emotions and I feel so blessed to have seen them play this tour. Robert Smith gave his real fans what they really wanted and I walked away more than content. The Cure is a timeless band and I will love their music until the day I die.

This concert is a must for anyone who have grown up listening to the Cure in their early stages 1979-1982. Do not expect a regular Cure appearance. There will be no "Friday I'm in love" etc. This period of their musical development is DARK wave, period! Enjoy!!!

It was an unforgettable night! My husband and I and our friends had an amazing night!

Amazing show at a gorgeous venue!! The Cure put on a fantasitc show. I don't think there are any bad seats at The Beacon.

We went to NY all the way from Barcelona and the entire performance was unbelievably good. Almost 50 songs of all times played in a non-stop 3-hour concert. The Cure are out of this world!

The best show from start to finish. Loved the concept of doing albums in their enirety. It was full of energy. Everyone was having a great time and Robert Smith was the best, I can't describe him. Was fascinated by everything. Would definitely love to see more shows of this nature and calibur. Keep it up Robert!!!!

felt like i was 17 again robert and the band sounded great my back hurt watching simon! fantastic show!

spent nearly $2k to spend the weekend in NYC and go to the Beacon Theatre to see this show and it was worth every single penny! Played all 3 sets as expected but went on to play 3 wonderfully chosen encores which were almost as long as each of the sets! It was an amazing experience, they still sound awesome and I love how with each set a new member of the band joined the stage. As The Cure has stated on their website "a truly extraordinary concert experience" and I am so glad I got to be part of it! I hope they come back around soon...even if it means flying out of state to see them again, they are always always always worth the trip to see! THANK YOU GUYS!!!!

Robert Smith was candid and funny. Simon was gorgeous as usual. Everyone sounded great; really the best I've ever heard the Cure sound. One of the best concerts this year and in my life.