UK electro-rock group Depeche Mode have just announced that they will be releasing a full-length film titled, Depeche Mode: M, which will feature live footage from their 2023 shows in Mexico City ...

Depeche Mode at Amsterdam Central station on 26th May 1981: Andrew Fletcher, Vince Clarke, Dave Gahan and Martin Gore. Picture: BSR Agency/Gentle Look via Getty Images At the end of 1981 ...

Since breaking out of England in the early 1980s, Depeche Mode has forged a distinctive and uncompromising legacy. The band has always maintained an outsider’s mentality, even as their group ...

MOJO The Collectors’ Series: Depeche Mode Essentials presents the definitive guide to Depeche Mode’s albums, songs, films and books. It’s in UK shops Thursday March 14 and available to order HERE! As ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. Dave Gahan and Martin Gore, founders of ...

Depeche Mode stood in front of a 40-foot, ultra-high def video screen with a 35-foot, twitching neon “M” at its center. Lights strobed, lasers beamed, images flashed on the screen with ...

Depeche Mode have been playing massive venues as far back as 1988, while still existing as four guys playing keyboards, but for the last 25 years have been a very credible arena rock band.

Exactly 30 years after Depeche Mode singer Dave Gahan nearly died in New Orleans, he returned very much alive — arguably moreso than ever — to sing about death. On Oct. 8, 1993, the British ...

Perhaps no act has utilized the synthesizer with as much versatility and variety as Depeche Mode. The British band formed in 1980 and, through its four-plus decades, has grown and matured with the ...

Earlier this year, Depeche Mode shared their 15th studio album Memento Mori. Now the legendary band is in the midst of bringing that new material to stages everywhere on their Memento Mori Tour.

Following stadium and arena shows across Europe, Mexico, Canada, and the US this summer and fall, Depeche Mode today announced 29 new European dates which will extend the tour into 2024.