THE CURE LIVE: Royal Highland Centre Ingliston In Pictures
Band: The Cure
Venue: Royal Highland Centre Ingliston
Date: 23rd of August 2026
Photos: Gordon Armstrong - G's Gig Shots
Venue: Royal Highland Centre Ingliston
Date: 23rd of August 2026
Photos: Gordon Armstrong - G's Gig Shots
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It is hard to believe it is a month to the day since legends The Cure brought their timeless post-punk sound to the Royal Highland Centre in Ingliston. Performing to a passionate Scottish crowd, Robert Smith and company proved that their dark, majestic live spectacle remains as powerful now as it ever was. Here are the highlights from the night, captured live for Music News Monthly.
This gallery highlights the rich atmosphere of the stage production, the haunting intensity of the music, and the unmistakable stage presence of Robert Smith and Co.
Our photographer Gordon Armstrong was right at the barrier to catch the full scope of the evening. While we couldn't be in the crowd ourselves to pen a full play-by-play review, these stunning photos capture the true pulse of the evening far better than words could.
Our photographer Gordon Armstrong was right at the barrier to catch the full scope of the evening. While we couldn't be in the crowd ourselves to pen a full play-by-play review, these stunning photos capture the true pulse of the evening far better than words could.
We invite you to step right up to the stage through the lens of Gordon Armstrong and experience the sights, and scale of The Cure live at the Royal Highland Centre.
The images captured inside the Royal Highland Centre speak for themselves. Anchored by the iconic voice and presence of Robert Smith, The Cure turned the massive Scottish venue into an immersive celebration of alternative rock heritage.
For this special feature, Music News Monthly hands full creative control over to our lens, bringing you an exclusive front-row visual showcase of The Cure at Ingliston. From the shimmering guitars to the unforgettable visual atmosphere, let the imagery speak for itself.