1987-03-27 Rio De Janeiro - Maracanãzinho (Brasil)

Mainset:

The Blood
Play For Today
Secrets
A Night Like This
Primary
Kyoto Song
Charlotte Sometimes
Inbetween Days
The Walk
Push
One Hundred Years
A Forest
Sinking

Encore 1:

Close To Me
Let's Go To Bed

Encore 2:

Six Different Ways
Boys Don't Cry

Encore 3:

Three Imaginary Boys
Give Me It
10.15 Saturday Night
Killing An Arab

Robert Smith
Simon Gallup
Boris Williams
Porl Thompson
Laurence Tolhurst

Songs played: 21 (13 | 2 | 2 | 4)

Day of the week: Friday
Tour: -

Attendance:
Capacity:

Mainset:

[???]

The Blood

[???]

Play For Today

[???] this is called 'secrets'

Secrets

[???]

A Night Like This

[???]

Primary

[???]

Kyoto Song

[???] 'charlotte sometimes'

Charlotte Sometimes

[???]

In Between Days

[???]

The Walk

[???] this is called 'push'

Push

[???]

One Hundred Years

[???]

A Forest

[???]

Sinking

[???]

Encore 1:

[???]

Close To Me

thank you [???] this is called 'let's go to bed'

Let's Go To Bed

[???]

Encore 2:

thank you. [...] this is called 'six different ways'

Six Different Ways

[???]

Boys Don't Cry

[???]

Encore 3:

thank you. 'three imaginary boys'

Three Imaginary Boys

[???] 'give me it'

Give Me It

[???]

10.15 Saturday Night

Killing An Arab

thank you, good night. [???]

stage banter segments may be wrong or incomplete
[...] marks not understandable banter segments
[???] marks that it is unknown whether anything else was said at this point

thanks to Rogerio

Melody Maker (1987-05-30) #1 | from Autumn

MM #2 | from Autumn

MM #3 | from Autumn

MM transcript #1

Star Hits (1987-08) #1 | from Autumn

SH #2 | from Autumn

from the book 'Ten Imaginary Years'

In March, The Cure travelled to Argentina where they played two shows in a 20,000 capacity Buenos Aires football stadium and suffered riots outside when all the people gathered couldn't get in and over 100 were arrested. Tour security was immediately taken over by the Ministry Of Interior Affairs and, again, the band were under siege in their hotels until they flew to Brazil for eight more concerts. These concerts, too, were wild affairs, and the group returned to London after three weeks triumphant but more than slightly shell-shocked!