February 27, 2012

6 Fun Goth Tribute Bands

The Cure - The Curse

This Cure tribute band dates back to 2003. Their most recent show was in February 2012 in Covina, California.

http://www.thecurseband.com/

The Curse on Facebook

The Curse on MySpace

The Curse on Twitter

The Cure - The Cureheads

This tribute band has been performing for over 20 years! You can check out their videos and live clips here at the site. I have to hand it to Gary Clarke, he really does an incredibly good impression of Robert Smith's singing voice.

They'll be performing several shows in June 2012 in England and Holland.

http://www.thecureheads.com/

The Cureheads on Wikipedia

The Cureheads on Facebook

The Cureheads on Twitter

Sisters of Mercy - The Reptile House

A San Francisco-based tribute band. My favorite tribute song by them is their version of Lucretia.

The Reptile House, on Facebook

The Reptile House, on MySpace

The Reptile House, on YouTube

Joy Division - Transmission

"Devoted to recreating the atmosphere of a live Joy Division gig." They're playing a gig every other month or so in the UK in 2012.

http://www.transmissionlive.com/

Transmission, on MySpace

The Smiths - The Sweet and Tender Hooligans

Oh my gosh, I had no idea how very many Smiths tribute bands were out there. I may have to do a separate post featuring many of them. Meanwhile, I chose The Sweet and Tender Hooligans for this post because of their long twenty year history as a tribute band. Based in LA, they are still performing actively and seem to really be enjoying what they do.

http://www.sweetandtenderhooligans.com/

The Sweet and Tender Hooligans, on Facebook

Siouxsie and the Banshees - The Happy Haus

In 2007 members of several Los Angeles goth and alternative bands formed "The Happy Haus." You can hear some of their songs on their YouTube channel. (My favorite is their Spellbound video).

Currently they're scheduled to play several southern California shows.

http://www.thehappyhaus.com/

The Happy Haus on Facebook


--Copyright 2012 Carrie Carolin

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