Simon Gallup is best known as the bassist for the iconic English rock band The Cure, which he joined in 1979. His distinctive bass lines and stage presence have been integral to the band’s sound and image.

Gallup’s time with The Cure has seen the release of numerous critically acclaimed albums, including “Disintegration,” “Pornography,” and “Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me.” His playing style, characterised by melodic hooks and a deep, resonant tone, has influenced generations of musicians. Creating great hits like, Boys Don’t Cry, Friday I’m in Love, and Love Cats. 

Offstage, Gallup has cultivated a reputation as a private individual, preferring to let his music speak for itself. Despite this, his contributions to The Cure’s enduring legacy are undeniable, cementing his status as one of the most respected bassists in alternative music history.