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7:00 PM

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Depeche Mode's North American/European Set List

[01] Intro
[02] A Pain That I'm Used To
[03] John The Revelator
[04] A Question Of Time
[05] Policy Of Truth
[06] Precious
[07] Walking In My Shoes
[08] Suffer Well
[09] Damaged People / Macro / Damaged People
[10] Home
[11] I Want It All
[12] The Sinner In Me
[13] I Feel You
[14] Behind The Wheel
[15] World In My Eyes
[16] Personal Jesus
[17] Enjoy The Silence

Encore 1

[18] Somebody / Somebody / A Question Of Lust
[19] Just Can't Get Enough
[20] Everything Counts

Encore 2

[21] Never Let Me Down Again
[22] Goodnight Lovers

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Depeche Mode

Depeche Mode is a synthpop band from the town of Basildon, England, originally founded in 1980. They have been one of the longest-lived and most successful bands to have emerged during the New Wave/New Romantic era; many of their videos have been heavily rotated on MTV and Fuse. As of 2005, it is estimated that Depeche Mode has sold over 70 million albums worldwide. They have influenced many of today's popular recording artists, in part due to their innovative work, recording techniques and use of sampling. Though influential in the modern electronic dance scene, they remain in the alternative genre.

The three current members of Depeche Mode are:

Martin Gore (primary songwriting, vocals, guitars, keyboards)
David Gahan (lead vocals, recent songwriting, occasional instruments)
Andrew Fletcher (early keyboards, primary management, other occasional instruments)

While Depeche Mode remains quite popular in the U.S., Western Europe and Australia, its most loyal fan base and widest appeal seems to lie in Central Europe and Eastern Europe fed by the timely confluence of several key events in this part of the world in the early 90's: the then world-wide popularity of Depeche Mode and synthesized dance music in general (which has since waned in the U.S.), the collapse of communism, and the rise of the Internet with the instant access this brought to a region thirsting for western music and ideals. Today there are countless fan-created web sites, in nearly every language, propelling the band to perpetual fame.

Depech Mode of the 21st Century
In 2001, Depeche Mode released Exciter, which did not place well in the charts outside of Continental Europe. Although it spawned several dance club hits such as Danny Tenaglia's remixes of "I Feel Loved", many fans felt the album was uninspired and underproduced, although the record was noted as containing some of the strongest vocal stylings of Dave Gahan since joining the band. Web blogs from L.A. to Sydney questioned if this wasn't a manifestation that indeed Depeche Mode had in essence broken up with the departure of Alan Wilder in 1995. Shortly after the Exciter tour, Martin and Dave seemed to sense that this would be a good time to busy themselves with new solo efforts.

2003 saw the release of Dave Gahan's solo album, Paper Monsters, followed by a worldwide tour and a DVD taken from it, titled Live Monsters; Martin Gore continued his solo career with the release of Counterfeit² (additional covers of some of Martin's most beloved and influential songs first canonised in his 1989 release Counterfeit); and Andrew Fletcher launched his own label, Toast Hawaii (the most notable outcome of which has so far been the female synth-pop duo,Client).

In August, 2004, Mute released the DVD version of "Devotional," filmed during their world tour in 1993, and a new remix compilation album Remixes 81-04 that covers some new & unreleased promo mixes of the singles from 1981 to 2004, highlighted with a re-release and new renditions of their timeworn classic Enjoy the Silence. The single peaked at #7 in the UK, but did poorly in the U.S.. On October 18, the Depeche Mode fansite Depechemode.tv ([1]) took top honours at the BT 2005 Digital Music Awards, further reflecting the enduring popularity of the band. It was also during this time that Martin, in an interview on BBC Radio's Stuart Maconie show on September 5th, revealed that he was currently going through a divorce.

On October 17, 2005, the band released their long awaited 11th studio album Playing the Angel to mixed, but mostly positive reviews.

Depeche Mode, circa 2005.
Produced by Ben Hillier, this top ten hit (peaking at #1 in several European countries) featured the hit single "Precious", peaking at #4 in the UK charts. The album was backed by the band's first in-store signing since 1990, on the day of release in New York City. Worthy of note is that this was the first DM album to feature songs written by frontman David Gahan. Several months prior to its official release, a prototype of the video for "Precious" was leaked onto the internet, resulting in the arrest of a Polish citizen. Meanwhile, the official video was released on September 12 on the Depeche Mode website, www.depechemode.com. To promote the album, the band launched a five-month worldwide tour in November, taking them to fans in North America and Europe. Rumours of an additional leg in the Summer of 2006 have now been confirmed. It will include more European dates, North American dates (Depeche Mode will be the headliners for the 2006 Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival) and possibly even South America. The second single from the album, "A Pain That I'm Used To", was released on December 12, and the third single from the album will be "Suffer Well", the first Depeche Mode single ever to have been written by lead vocalist David Gahan. (To see information on "Touring the Angel" and other Depeche Mode tours, view Depeche Mode Tours)

2006 and Depeche Mode
According to fan websites, all ten pre-Playing the Angel Depeche Mode albums are set to be re-released with remastered audio and extra tracks in 2006. In addition, there will be a "Best Of" compilation at the end of the year, and a Playing the Angel live DVD.

To date, Depeche Mode has sold nearly 70.5 million albums worldwide (releasing a new studio album every four years since mid-career), and has cemented their position as one of the most popular recording and live performance artists of all time.

Also in 2006, they have announced that their upcoming single release "Suffer Well" will also be sung in Simlish as it is featured on The Sims 2 "Open For Business" PC game soundtrack along with accompanying video (the group featured as Sims). Of course, the conventional video and single will be done in English. They join other 80's Techno stars, Kajagoogoo and Howard Jones in the PC game as musical contributors with their performances in Simlish.

Depech Mode's Live supporting musicians
Hildia Campbell (Backing vocals, 1993 - 1994)
Samantha Smith (Backing vocals, 1993 - 1994)
Daryl Bamonte (keyboards, 1994)
Dave Clayton (keyboards, 1997)
Christian Eigner (drums, recent songwriting, 1997 - present)
Peter Gordeno (keyboards, occasional bass, 1998 - present)
Jordan Bailey (Backing vocals, 1998 - 2001)
Janet Ramus (Backing vocals, 1998)
Georgia Lewis (Backing vocals, 2001)