The news that “The Cure” will perform in Lithuania delighted more than one fan of the band – after decades of waiting, their dream will finally come true. And this “The Cure” concert tour is special: the repertoire of each performance is different. In concerts lasting more than two hours, “The Cure” performs over twenty songs covering the entire impressive creative journey of the band.
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Alongside their biggest hits “Just Like Heaven,” “Lovesong,” “Pictures of You,” “Friday I’m in Love,” “In Between Days,” “Boys Don’t Cry,” Robert Smith brings back rarely performed songs to the concert program, which have not been played live for many years.
Concert reviews call these performances “phenomenal” and “pure musical joy,” and many longtime fans admit that this is one of the best “The Cure” tours in recent decades. Robert Smith and his comrades arrive in Vilnius experiencing a new wave of popularity and becoming one of the most talked-about concert bands this summer.
On August 7th, for the audience gathered in Kalnai Park, it will be an extraordinary Friday evening – the long-awaited first and only “The Cure” concert in Lithuania will be opened by the band “Katarsis” and Alina Orlova. The event starts at 7 PM, and the last tickets for the concert can be found at Bilietai.lt.
On Saturday evening, August 8th, the packed Kalnai Park will roar to the rhythm of Moby. The American electronic music visionary returns to Lithuania after a 15-year break, and the latest Moby concert reviews leave no doubt – he arrives in Vilnius in excellent form.
This is also confirmed by international music press reviews – as the “Moby Live 2026” tour gains momentum, critics unanimously emphasize that his live performances today stand out not only for their emotional atmosphere but also for impressive energy.
In many reviews, the legendary electronic music creator is described as an “unstoppable movement” – on stage, Moby is very active: he moves a lot, switches instruments – from keyboards and guitar to drums – and constantly maintains contact with the audience. According to the British newspaper “The Times,” Moby is a “rave messiah delivering pure joy.”
Moby’s concerts today sound even stronger than before. Together with a large live band and powerful vocal performances, his biggest hits – “Porcelain,” “Natural Blues,” “Go,” “Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad?,” “We Are All Made of Stars,” “Extreme Ways,” and other hits – sound new and turn electronic music classics into an emotional and powerful live sound spectacle.
On August 8th, the audience gathered in Kalnai Park will also enjoy more good music – before Moby takes the stage, the well-known Lithuanian alternative music creator Petunija and the Canadian alternative electronic pop project “Austra,” which will be seen in Lithuania for the first time, will perform.
Important information for fans
Organizers remind fans preparing for the “Sounds Good Vilnius” concerts of “The Cure” and Moby – thousands of spectators will gather at the events, so it is better to arrive earlier – gates open at 6 PM.
It is recommended to have your ticket ready for inspection in advance (saved on your phone or printed out), and to leave all unnecessary items at home – this will save time needed for inspection.
Among the prohibited items at the event are large bags, professional photo and video equipment, tablets and computers, selfie sticks, umbrellas, drinks and food, binoculars, any weapons or narcotics, posters and flags, folding chairs, and anything else that may pose a danger to the safety and comfort of the event and other spectators.
Concertgoers are encouraged to arrive on foot or by public transport – parking options near Kalnai Park are very limited.
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