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SUMMARY:Liqueur
LOCATION:London New Cross Inn
DESCRIPTION:- New Cross Live presentsLiqueur - a tribute to The CureThe id
 ea of forming a Cure tribute band was first ‘jokingly’ discussed over 
 more than a few beers in the summer of 2006. The original idea was to be a
  food and drink-based tribute band\, given The Cure’s reputation as enth
 usiastic drinkers and lovers of a good curry! Hours of fun ensued ‘foodi
 ng up’ Cure songs and albums\, including such gems as Piemary\, A Forest
  Gateaux\, Quiche me Quiche Me Quiche Me and Seventeen Seconds (can you se
 e what we did there?). However once sober\, it was decided that a more tra
 ditional’ tribute route should be taken if we ever wanted to play to an 
 audience without getting food thrown at us! However\, the throwaway name\,
  Liqueur\, seemed to stick.​Original Liqueur members\, Mark (drums)\, Da
 z (bass) and Chris (Guitar/Vocals) were seasoned veterans of the Norfolk m
 usic scene and had previously all played together in a mid 90’s Britpop 
 band\, Betty Ford. Although not intentional (sic)\, we were often referred
  to as a Blur tribute band\, thus making the transition to another tribute
  band relatively straightforward.​At the beginning of 2007\, The Three I
 maginary Boys began rehearsals in earnest with their first gig taking plac
 e on a cliff top somewhere in North Norfolk in August of the same year. Th
 e following year\, Gary was added to the band on guitar and keyboards. The
  new 4-piece Liqueur debuting at The Brickmakers\, Norwich in December 200
 8. From this point onwards Liqueur have gigged all over the UK regularly\,
  the reception we receive from our audiences is always fantastic and we ha
 ve made many friends on our travels\, many of whom now travel the country 
 to watch us play. Comments such as\, ‘You sound more like The Cure than 
 The Cure!’ Or ‘I’m more excited about seeing Liqueur than seeing The
  Cure!’ are not a rare occurrence.​In 2012\, Liqueur introduced Dave i
 nto the fold on keyboards and occasional guitar\, however family commitmen
 ts (and a love of techno) made his tenure somewhat short-lived and he was 
 replaced by Si in 2013\, thus giving Liqueur its current ‘classic’ 5 p
 iece line-up.​What makes Liqueur special is the fact that we all like Th
 e Cure\; we’ve been fans since we were kids (I would calculate the accum
 ulative fan years we hold but I don’t have enough fingers\, and hailing 
 from Norfolk\, that’s really saying something!). Reproducing the songs i
 s the easy part\, we want to look\, sound\, eat and drink The Cure\, there
 fore we try to use the same equipment as the band wherever we can (thank y
 ou eBay and Barclaycard!) and the look and feel of our gigs is very import
 ant to us. When we play a gig….we are The Cure and we want you to feel l
 ike you are watching The Cure.http://www.liqueurband.com/plus special gues
 tsReptile House - a tribute to Sisters Of MercyCrested in early 2023\, Rep
 tile House are the alter ego of a dark alternative originals band that hav
 e been together since 2017. Having previously been booked to play a set of
  Sisters of Mercy tracks at Whitby in 2019 the band were then asked to sup
 port The Spouky Kids last year at a gothic wedding.That moment opened thei
 r eyes to the possibilities of a tribute.The band are recreating tracks fr
 om the Reptile House EP through to the Vision Thing album\, with visual re
 presentation of Andrew Eldritch\, Wayne Hussey\, Craig Adams and Patricia 
 Morrison and slideshow charting moments of the band’s era through this p
 eriod.Expect plenty of smoke\, black and shades. Saturday 3rd October 2026
 New Cross InnDoors 6pmTickets £16 ADV STBF\n\nBoletos: https://wegotticke
 ts.com/event/681449
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