Watch Cursive

Cursive performing Cursive live at The Glass House, Pomona from February 2012. Set list: (0:00) Drunken Birds; (2:49) Big Bang; (5:54) Sierra; (9:31) The Cat And Mouse; (12:28) Retreat!; (16:05) A Red So Deep; (20:28) A Birthday Bash; (24:33) Driftwood: A Fairy Tale; (27:58) We're Going To Hell; (32:30) The Martyr; (38:26) Twin Dragon/Hello Skeleton; (43:58) I Couldn't Love You; (47:36) The Recluse; (52:15) The Sun And Moon; (55:41) From The Hips; (1:00:57) Dorothy At Forty; (1:04:04) Sink To The Beat; (1:08:27) Art Is Hard; (1:11:33) This House Alive;

Take one look at Cursive live and you'd never believe they'd a band that was once plagued by instability. The Nebraska rockers may have gone through numerous hiatuses and almost hiatuses, at least one break-up and a few lineup changes, yet the sheer energy and passion that frontman Tim Kasher and co pour into their raucous live performances is astonishing.
Any fan worth their weight in Cursive albums (and after two decades together, there's plenty of those) will tell you that, on record, hearing Kasher's distinctive vocals brim with pure emotion is really something. But watching Cursive perform and seeing how Kasher physically connects with his songs brings his often dark, sardonic lyrics to another level entirely. Throw in some thunderous riffs, face melting percussion and jagged guitars courtesy of the rest of the Cursive crew, and you got yourself one hell of a rock show.
Filmed at The Glass House a week after they dropped their ambitious seventh album, I Am Gemini, the band delivered a thrilling mix of new tunes (from opener, Drunken Birds to Kasher" self-professed, weird jam" Twin Dragon/Hello Skeleton) and old classics (Sierra" The Recluse, and Art Is Hard).

Cursive is a 2012 musical with a runtime of 1 hour and 17 minutes.