The Cure Bestival

2011 two CD live release from the Goth rockers led by Robert Smith. The band headlined the Isle Of Wight-based festival in September 2011, playing a 32-song, two-and-a-half-hour set. The Cure frontman Robert Smith said of the reasoning behind the album's release: "We had such a great time in the Isle Of Wight at Bestival that we wanted to release this show as a way of thanking fans and islanders alike." All profits from sales of this live album will be donated to the Isle Of Wight Youth Trust, a charitable, independent and professional organization which offers counseling, advice, information and support services to young people aged 25 and under on the Isle of Wight. 2011 two CD live release from the Goth rockers led by Robert Smith. The band headlined the Isle Of Wight-based festival in September 2011, playing a 32-song, two-and-a-half-hour set. The Cure frontman Robert Smith said of the reasoning behind the album's release: "We had such a great time in the Isle Of Wight at Bestival that we wanted to release this show as a way of thanking fans and islanders alike." All profits from sales of this live album will be donated to the Isle Of Wight Youth Trust, a charitable, independent and professional organization which offers counseling, advice, information and support services to young people aged 25 and under on the Isle of Wight. 2011 two CD live release from the Goth rockers led by Robert Smith. The band headlined the Isle Of Wight-based festival in September 2011, playing a 32-song, two-and-a-half-hour set. The Cure frontman Robert Smith said of the reasoning behind the album's release: "We had such a great time in the Isle Of Wight at Bestival that we wanted to release this show as a way of thanking fans and islanders alike." All profits from sales of this live album will be donated to the Isle Of Wight Youth Trust, a charitable, independent and professional organization which offers counseling, advice, information and support services to young people aged 25 and under on the Isle of Wight. 2011 two CD live release from the Goth rockers led by Robert Smith. The band headlined the Isle Of Wight-based festival in September 2011, playing a 32-song, two-and-a-half-hour set. The Cure frontman Robert Smith said of the reasoning behind the album's release: "We had such a great time in the Isle Of Wight at Bestival that we wanted to release this show as a way of thanking fans and islanders alike." All profits from sales of this live album will be donated to the Isle Of Wight Youth Trust, a charitable, independent and professional organization which offers counseling, advice, information and support services to young people aged 25 and under on the Isle of Wight.