Depeche Mode

"Fletch would have loved this album," says Dave Gahan. Depeche Mode have announce a major world tour – including their biggest Irish headline show to date at ...

The electronic music legends will play at the north Dublin venue on June 14, 2023 with tickets going on sale this Friday at 9am via Ticketmaster.ie. The ...

Depeche Mode have just announced a new album and brand new tour will be on the horizon in 2023. Dave Gahan and Martin Gore confirmed this.

One of the greatest synthpop acts of all time are returning to Irish shores. The iconic Depeche Mode will play Dublin's Malahide Castle on June 14th next ...

In a press event livestreamed from Berlin, singer Dave Gahan and guitarist and keyboardist Martin Gore said they were still working on "Memento Mori", their ...

Musical band Depeche Mode will be performing for its first concert in Ireland since 2017. The band will captivate the audience at Malahide Castle in the ...

The views expressed here are that of the respective authors/ entities and do not represent the views of Economic Times (ET). He commented on the band starting their world tour as a band of two, which was the new reality. Movers & ShakersBeating all the negative news surrounding Fed rate hikes, recession and inflation, the domestic equity benchmark index has managed to rally around 7.5% so far in the September quarter even as other major world markets were lying in the bear grip. [Martin Gore](/topic/martin-gore), a band member, said that despite losing Andy Fletcher, they have decided to carry on as this is what he would have wanted. [Andy Fletcher](/topic/andy-fletcher), this year. You can grab tickets for the show starting this Friday on Ticketmaster.

Depeche Mode have announced a new album which they feel has been given an “extra level of meaning” following the death of their keyboardist Andy Fletcher.

The group also announced they will be embarking on a tour of the album in 2023, which will be their first in five years. “After Fletch’s passing, we decided to continue as we’re sure this is what he would have wanted, and that has really given the project an extra level of meaning.” Depeche Mode have announced a new album which they feel has been given an “extra level of meaning” following the death of their keyboardist Andy Fletcher.

Depeche Mode have announced a new album which they feel has been given an “extra level of meaning” following the death of their keyboardist Andy Fletcher.

The group also announced they will be embarking on a tour of the album in 2023, which will be their first in five years. “After Fletch’s passing, we decided to continue as we’re sure this is what he would have wanted, and that has really given the project an extra level of meaning.” Depeche Mode have announced a new album which they feel has been given an “extra level of meaning” following the death of their keyboardist Andy Fletcher.