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Formed in 1978 in West Sussex, England, The Cure emerged as a pioneer in the post-punk and gothic rock movements. Its original members included Robert Smith, Michael Dempsey, and Lol Turhurs. Smith remains the only original member of The Cure. Dempsey left in 1979 followed by Tolfurst ten years later. In 1979, The Cure released its debut album "Three Imaginary Boys." It was followed by the more heavily goth-influenced "Seventeen Seconds" in 1980. The Cure's fourth album, "Pornography" (1982) was the first Top 10 in the UK while its ninth studio album "Wish" (1992) was its first Number One. To date, Cure has released thirteen studio albums with its final, "4:13 Dream," dropping in 2008. Some of The Cure's most popular songs include "Just Like Heaven," "Lovesong," "Pictures of You," and "Friday I'm in Love."

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May 22, 2004
HFStival 2004
Jay-Z / Fall Out Boy / The Cure / Modest Mouse / Yeah Yeah Yeahs / The Offspring / Papa Roach / Yellowcard / Cypress Hill / Taking Back Sunday / Violent Femmes / O.A.R. / New Found Glory / P.O.D. / Lostprophets / Lit / The Living End / Jimmie's Chicken Shack / Voodoo Blue Show all bands
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Unknown venue Washington, D.C., United States
May 22, 2004
HFStival 2004
The Cure / The Offspring / Jay-Z / P.O.D. / New Found Glory / Violent Femmes / Cypress Hill / Papa Roach / Lostprophets / Yellowcard / O.A.R. / Voodoo Blue / Modest Mouse / Yeah Yeah Yeahs / Lit / The Living End / Fall Out Boy / Taking Back Sunday / Jimmie's Chicken Shack / Stars Hide Fire / Washington Social Club / Army of Me / Jah Works / Aphile / Ballyhoo! / Subculture / underscore / Evenout / Reid Speed / DJ Swamp / Loco Dice / Feelgood / Scott Henry / Hybrid / JuJu / John Tab Show all bands
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RFK Stadium Washington, D.C., United States

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