At least Curiosa was more like my kind of music. I paid 350 for first row and have always paid scalpers way before hand for front row. The only time I wasnt in the front row was the 2nd night of the Wish tour, I was in the front row the night before.

I just dont see spending all the money to see them for 2 hours when I dont live in Florida anymore. I am totally not into trance. I am one of the older Cure fans and I dont know if this is just a gimmick to make new fans/ a wider audience or what but I just decided fuck it.

rsx: "...there is such a thing as too many people."

don't feel bad dini -
i don't mind paying scalpers for good seats either - but miami is too expensive and too large an audience, for the amount of cure you get in return.

i'm holding out for some more shows - hopefully someplace nice (& have a little cure holiday).

It will be spring Break the week of these shows. Although Spring Break in Florida has eased off since the early 90's lots more people are going to Miami these days because of South Beach getting lots of recognition and the show Miami Ink and all the celebrities who live there now and the last MTV awards where held there. I think lots of people who dont have tickets and arent Cure fans might be on Spring break and see it as something to do. I am really Curious to see a final tally after the show how many people attended.

I wish I still lived in Fort Lauderdale, I would let everyone stay at my place and we could rent a van and driver. I signed the petition for them to play Nashville, since I live here now

how come you didn;t go to the party why you where bored or what yeah bye love always cherry.