Olivia Rodrigo’s New Single Is Called “the cure,” But Owes More to The Smashing Pumpkins
Olivia Rodrigo can’t fix herself in time to save her relationship on “the cure,” her new song that starts as an alt-pop ballad and builds to an anxiety attack. Although called &ldqu…
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- Olivia Rodrigo can’t fix herself in time to save her relationship on “the cure,” her new song that starts as an alt-pop ballad and builds to an anxiety attack
- Olivia Rodrigo’s New Single Is Called “the cure,” But Owes More to The Smashing Pumpkins
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- The 23-year-old pop artist has an expansive 2026-2027 tour coming in support of the release (look for tickets here)
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- Although called “the cure,” she confirmed it doesn’t have anything to do with, you know, The Cure, and it probably owes more to The Smashing Pumpkins
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Olivia Rodrigo can’t fix herself in time to save her relationship on “the cure,” her new song that starts as an alt-pop ballad and builds to an anxiety attack. Although called &ldqu…
Olivia Rodrigo is releasing a new song and shoring up her alt-pop bona fides with "the cure." Stream it and check out our review
Although called “the cure,” she confirmed it doesn’t have anything to do with, you know, The Cure, and it probably owes more to The Smashing Pumpkins. Rodrigo and producer Dan Nigro use strings for racing heartbeat arpeggios on the track’s back third, as well as during t…
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- Olivia Rodrigo can’t fix herself in time to save her relationship on “the cure,” her new song that starts as an alt-pop ballad and builds to an anxiety attack
- Olivia Rodrigo’s New Single Is Called “the cure,” But Owes More to The Smashing Pumpkins
- Olivia Rodrigo is releasing a new song and shoring up her alt-pop bona fides with "the cure." Stream it and check out our review
- Although called “the cure,” she confirmed it doesn’t have anything to do with, you know, The Cure, and it probably owes more to The Smashing Pumpkins
- Rodrigo and producer Dan Nigro use strings for racing heartbeat arpeggios on the track’s back third, as well as during the comedown, where the instrumentation adds a bit of majesty that evokes “Tonight, Tonight.” The verses explore deranged jealousy
Why this matters
- The 23-year-old pop artist has an expansive 2026-2027 tour coming in support of the release (look for tickets here)
- The practical value is the source trail: Consequence is the place to check before acting on prices, dates, availability, or local implications
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