Boys Still Cry, a tribute to The Cure Robert Smith's new wave comes back to life at the Sala Hangar
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About the event
Boys Still Cry bring their homage to The Cure to the Sala Hangar, with Tipo as Robert Smith's alter ego. It is a show with an eighties look, somewhere between new wave and post-punk.
Key points
- Saturday 24 October, in the afternoon
- Tipo, founder of The Exploding Boys, as Robert Smith
- Eighties new wave and post-punk
What you'll see
Boys Still Cry are a covers band devoted to The Cure in which Tipo acts as Robert Smith's alter ego. Tipo is the founder of The Exploding Boys, a line-up that has won an award as best tribute band, and his show is billed as one of the most personal devoted to eighties new wave and post-punk. Backcombed hair, gestures and nods to the period complete a show in which, according to the organisers, closing your eyes means hearing the voice of Smith himself. The venue also points out that this is a band that gets asked back wherever it plays. It is a must for fans of The Cure and of the dark sound of the eighties.
Getting there and tickets
The concert is on Saturday 24 October 2026 at the Sala Hangar, on Avenida de la Libertad in Córdoba. It is announced for the afternoon slot, with a duration of three hours; the venue publishes the details in its Facebook event. No price or ticket sales channel has been given. It is organised by Hangar Córdoba. The venue is in the Avenida de la Libertad area, next to the Vial Norte, with good connections to the centre.
