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The Cure will finally play live in Berlin again in the summer of 2026. On July 10th and 11th, fans can expect two open-air concerts at the Parkbühne Wuhlheide. Since there is already a lot of interest in the shows, fans should plan their ticket purchases carefully.
The Cure: Exclusive fan and promoter pre-sale
Ticket sales for The Cure in Berlin will take place in several phases: First, the exclusive fan and promoter pre-sale starts on Monday (October 13, 2025) at 10 a.m. CEST. Fans in advance on the band’s mailing list If you have registered, you probably have the best chance of getting tickets. The process is simple and free: all you have to do is enter an email address and confirm it using the link sent to you. You will then receive a link to the pre-sale website, where tickets can be purchased from October 13th. In addition, you can at the same time on the organizer’s website strike.
Missed the fan and promoter sale – what now?
If you didn’t have any luck on Monday, you can try again on Wednesday (October 15th) from 10 a.m. Then there will be an exclusive pre-sale at Eventim. The general advance sale finally begins on Friday (October 17, 2025) at 10 a.m. When purchasing tickets, you need to create a user account early or log in directly, provide a means of payment and of course be online on time on the day of sale. Ideally, you can also let family and friends know to increase the chances of success in advance sales. It’s often worth sticking around after the first rush at 10am. Tickets that were initially in other fans’ shopping carts but were not purchased are often shown as available again.
Beware of scammers
Tickets are only available from official providers, such as Eventim and the Karsten Jahnke ticket shop. The official fan-to-fan sales via Eventim are also intended to enable safe buyer changes and protect against fraud. Fans should definitely be careful as tickets purchased from third-party sellers or online auction sites carry the risk of being invalid. Not only is the money gone, but you also miss The Cure’s concert.
In any case, the shows promise to be a great spectacle: with hits from their almost 50-year career and songs from the current album “Songs Of A Lost World” as well as another new album that is due to be released soon, it should be two great evenings in Berlin’s Wuhlheide.