Depeche Mode at Stade de France

DEPECHE MODE AT STADE DE FRANCE

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June 2023 DEPECHE MODE 2023 Make your guests relive unforgettable memories! Depeche Mode is undoubtedly THE emblematic band of electronic music and alternative rock. The numbers speak for themselves: over 100 million records sold, 35 million fans worldwide!

July 2017 DEPECHE MODE 2017 Today, during a special event held in Milan, DEPECHE MODE, one of the most influential artists, announced that they are preparing to start a world tour in May 2017, to support their new studio album, which should be released at the start of 2017.

June 2013 DEPECHE MODE To present their latest album, "Delta Machine", Depeche Mode appeared on stage at Stade de France on June 15, 2013.

June 2009 DEPECHE MODE - TOUR OF THE UNIVERSE During their "Tour of the Universe" tour, Depeche Mode called in to Stade de France on June 27, 2009. For the first appearance of the English group at the Stadium, nearly 70,000 spectators came to watch the show.

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Depeche Mode at Stade de France

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BIOGRAPHY OF DEPECHE MODE

The group's history began in 1976 in Basildon, England. It was during a performance noticed at the Bridge House in London that they got picked up by the Mute Records record label. Their first album, "Speak & Spell", was released in November 1981 and the single, "I just can't get enough", made them well known.

DEPECHE MODE, A HIGHLY PRODUCTIVE GROUP

Depeche Mode released a string of albums, "A broken frame" in 1982, "Construction Time Again" in 1983. The group's popularity continued to increase. In 1984, "Some Great Reward", which included the single "People Are People". "Black Celebration", which marked a change in the group's sound, moving away from synthpop to become more personal. In 1989, Depeche Mode released the "Violator" album and the single, "Personal Jesus".

FROM THE 90S TO NOWADAYS

After the huge success of "Violator", Depeche Mode experienced major difficulties between the health problems of Dave Gahan and the departure of Alan Wilder, who was considered the creative core of the group.

After a few "minor" albums, they made a comeback to the scene in 2001 with the Exciter album, which marked the revival of the group and was followed by Playing the Angel (2005), Sounds of the Universe (2009) and Delta machine (2013), their latest album.