Isle Of Wight Festival is hosting a live-stream photographer Q&A celebrating the career of The Cure

The live-stream will be hosted at 6pm, via Instagram.

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Sky Presents the Isle of Wight Festival will host a live-streamed photographer Q&A celebrating the career of one of the most influential bands of all time, The Cure, this evening (22nd January) at Iconic Images Piccadilly.

The event will feature longtime Cure photographers Kevin Cummins and Richard Bellia in a Q&A panel, joined by Isle of Wight Festival promoter John Giddings and Curepedia author Simon Price. The panel will be moderated by NME journalist, Liberty Dunworth.

You can watch the live stream via the Isle of Wight Festival Instagram (link HERE). 

The event marks the launch of a public photo exhibition of work by Cummins and Bellia at Iconic Images Gallery, Piccadilly, running until February 2, 2026.

Richard Bellia, whose access to The Cure has spanned decades, captures moments of introspection and stillness that occur on the edge of the public spectacle, revealing the interiority and focus driving the band’s creativity.

Kevin Cummins, by contrast, brings a sharp graphic sensibility honed through his work in post-punk and alternative culture. His portraits of The Cure helped solidify the band’s visual identity within the broader context of British music photography. 

The Cure will headline Sunday night at Sky Presents the Isle of Wight Festival 2026, joined by fellow headliners Lewis Capaldi and Calvin Harris, plus The Last Dinner Party, Wet Leg, The Kooks, Tom Grennan, Teddy Swims and more. Read our other article, here.

The live-stream is at 6pm, via Instagram here.

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