The film follows The Cure as they play a series of concerts in early 1991.

Time has done nothing to blunt the band’s intense, intricate, and emotional brand of post-hardcore.

A YouTuber has uploaded an AI-enhanced version of The Cure’s “Show” concert film, and it’s an absolute treat.

Rosie Thomas’ sets are always a delight thanks to her charming personality and heartbreaking music.

Two songs from an amazing Starflyer 59 performance.

Witmer’s Cornerstone sets made for a nice change of pace from all of the punk and hardcore bands.

Namelessnumberheadman specializes in creating really cool, synth-laden jams full of heart and soul.

Recorded just before the band had to cancel their tour due to the coronavirus. Modern post-punk at its best.

The venerable indie-rock trio deliver some of the best Christmas music of the season in this concert recording.

Pedro the Lion’s Cornerstone sets were must-see events for me and my friends.

This was one of the most intense sets I saw at Cornerstone 2002. I just wish I’d recorded more of it.

Wovenhand’s electrifying performance represented what Cornerstone was all about for me.

Music comes alive in a way unlike any other when it’s shared with others.

The trio played an excellent set in support of their “Trust” album — and paid tribute to Mister Rogers.

Fine China’s breathy, ’80s-inspired pop music was a nice change of pace at Cornerstone.

Featuring Jason Martin, Jeff Cloud, Richard Swift, and Frank Lenz.

The Chrindie emo giants tear it up in Bushnell, Illinois.

I don’t usually get up before 5am, but when I do, it’s to watch The Cure perform their greatest album live.

I never got to see The Prayer Chain live back in the day, but they’re in fine form here.