The Cure with The Twilight Sad, The Joy Formidable, and more

The Twilight Sad, formed in 2003 in Kilsyth, Scotland, crafts intense post-punk and indie rock with shoegaze elements. Known for James Graham's emotive Scottish vocals and Andy MacFarlane's layered guitars, their debut "Fourteen Autumns & Fifteen Winters" earned widespread acclaim. Their album "It's the Long Goodbye" includes contributions from Robert Smith of The Cure. They are celebrated for their melancholic, expansive sound.

Formed in Crawley, Sussex (England), The Cure are alt/goth rock icons led by Robert Smith; 13 studio albums, 40+ singles, 1,500+ shows; Rock Hall 2019.

The Joy Formidable is a Welsh alternative rock band formed in Mold, Flintshire. Known for dynamic shoegaze-infused sound, explosive guitar riffs, and powerful vocals, popular songs include "Whirring" and "Endtapes." Albums like "The Big Roar," "Wolf's Law," and "Into the Blue" (2021) achieved chart success. They are recognized for compelling live performances.