The Cure hints at 13 songs recorded for upcoming album and live concert film from Troxy gig

The iconic band, The Cure, have recently shared exciting news with their fans, revealing that they have been busy working on new projects. One of the highlights includes recording 13 new songs for an upcoming album. In addition to this, they are also in the process of creating a concert film based on their Troxy show from last year.

Dedicated fans were quick to notice the band’s updated bio on their official website, which now includes details of their 2025 activities. Among these updates are the release of ‘Mixes Of A Lost World’ in June and a remix album of their highly acclaimed 2024 comeback record, ‘Song Of A Lost World’. Moreover, it was mentioned that Robert Smith, the band’s frontman, made a guest appearance during Olivia Rodrigo’s live headline set at Glastonbury.

The band’s future plans are now confirmed, with a follow-up to ‘Songs Of A Lost World’ on the horizon. The bio on their website stated that in March 2025, The Cure returned to Rockfield Studios to record an additional 13 songs for their forthcoming album. Furthermore, following Robert Smith’s appearance at Glastonbury, he dived back into the studio to assist in the re-editing and remixing of ‘The Show Of A Lost World’ film.

Adding to the excitement, in September, The Cure announced a live show scheduled for Dublin’s Marlay Park in June of the following year. Fans can mark their calendars for June 26 as the band gears up to deliver an unforgettable performance at the venue.

The band’s continuous creative output and dedication to their craft are evident in their latest endeavors. With new music in the works and an upcoming concert film on the horizon, fans of The Cure have much to look forward to in the coming months. Stay tuned for more updates on their Instagram account as the band continues to captivate audiences with their timeless sound and innovative projects.