Thu-Sep-13 Tampa – St Pete Times Forum
Sat-Sep-15 Atlanta – Gwinnett Center
Mon-Sep-17 Charlotte – Charlotte Bobcats Arena
Wed-Sep-19 Washington DC – Patriot Center
Fri-Sep-21 Philadelphia – Wachovia Spectrum
Sun-Sep-23 New York City – Madison Square Garden
Tue-Sep-25 Boston – Agganis Arena
Wed-Sep-26 Montreal – Bell Centre
Thu-Sep-27 Toronto – Air Canada Centre
Sat-Sep-29 Chicago – Allstate Arena
Tue-Oct-02 Denver – Red Rocks Amphitheatre
Thu-Oct-04 Salt Lake City – E Center

Sat-Oct-06 San Francisco – Shoreline Amphitheatre – Download Festival

Mon-Oct-08 Seattle – Key Arena
Tue-Oct-09 Vancouver – General Motors Place
Thu-Oct-11 Santa Barbara – Santa Barbara Bowl
Sat-Oct-13 San Diego – Cox Arena
Sun-Oct-14 Los Angeles – Hollywood Bowl
Tue-Oct-16 Houston – Toyota Center
Wed-Oct-17 Dallas – American Airlines Center

The studio album that The Cure started recording last year is yet to be named, and the release date is tentatively being whispered as October of this year.

Any chance that the new studio album won't be as utterly disappointing as the last one? :P

I count "Bloodflowers" among the best of Robert's output, but that self-titled LP from a few years back was pretty bland. It was almost like The Cure Cliff Notes; my friend suggested that if anyone ever asked you "What does The Cure sound like?", you could give them that record and they'd have a general idea. Which is maybe not the kind of album you want to be putting out over 20 years into your career.