Funko POP Rocks The Cure Robert Smith Vinyl Figure #306 Black Metallic Expo Exclusive

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Their hits include “Boys don’t cry”, “Friday I’m in love”, “Love Song”, “Lullaby” and “Pictures of You” to name but a few. The members of The Cure aren’t the only musicians to have been transformed into Funko POP! toys. Liam and Noel Gallagher have been given Funko treatment, as have Post Malone, Eddie Van Halen, Metallica and The White Stripes.

Formed in the late 1970s, the band rose to prominence in the early 1980s with a string of hits that included “Boys Don’t Cry” and” Love Song.”Despite lineup changes and mainstream success, The Cure has remained true to its roots, continuing to record and perform its own brand of music.

Both frontman Smith and keyboardist O’ Donnell have reacted to being given the Funko POP! treatment. Sharing an image of his figurine, Smith simply tweeted: “gulp…” The Cure are currently out on a European headline tour, where they’ve debuted a range of new songs: ‘And Nothing Is Forever’, ‘Alone’, ‘Endsong’, ‘I Can Never Say Goodbye’ and ‘A Fragile Thing’. In an interview with Rolling Stone, he once quipped, “I’ve always been fascinated by death. I’m not morbid, but I am fascinated by the fact that we’re all going to die.” The Cure have reacted to their new Funko POP! likenesses. Each member of the iconic goth group, Robert Smith, Simon Gallup, Jason Cooper, Roger O’Donnell and Reeves Gabrels, has been transformed into a vinyl figurine, At 3.89-3.4-40 inches tall, the instrument-wielding toys are a great deal sweeter than the real thing.

With his distinctive hair and make-up, Smith is instantly recognizable, and his music has a unique emotional power that has won him a loyal following worldwide. This Pop! Protector Box will keep your Funko Pop! Vinyl in a pristine, collectable condition. Perfect for all standard single Pop! Vinyl All the band members have united in this set, including POPs! of Jason Cooper, Reeves Gabrels, Robert Smith, Simon Gallup, and Roger O’ Donnell. Other acts to have been transformed into Funko POP! toys include Liam and Noel Gallagher, The White Stripes, Metallica, Post Malone and the late Eddie Van Halen. Robert Smith’s distinctive voice and chunky guitar work defined the sound of The Cure, while bassist Simon Gallup provided a powerful low end.

The Cure rose to prominence with their dark and atmospheric music, balanced hook-heavy pop sensibilities with deep and introspective lyrics. Of the many attributes that I could specifically list, their four guarantees prove their commitment to fans and collectors alike. The Cure was part of the first wave of post-punk bands that emerged in England in the late 70s along with the likes of Joy Division and Siouxsie and the Banshees.

The Cure emerged in England in the late 1970s as part of the first wave of post-punk bands like Joy Division and Siouxsie and the Banshees. Robert Smith Funko Pop! is coming soon. There’s no release date yet, but stay tuned because I’ll update more information in the long run. Robert Smith, with his dark hair, smudged eyeliner, and dour expression, Smith became the face of an entire genre.