Depeche Mode Concert was great
by DMODE on 7/27/09Molson Amphitheatre - TorontoThe concert was great, played some new stuff and old stuff which was nice. Sound just as good as the studio sound
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Pioneering synth-pop band Depeche Mode have sold over 100 million albums and played to over 35 million fans worldwide. Depeche Mode was formed in 1980 by Andy Fletcher, singer Dave Gahan and keyboardists Martin Gore and Vince Clarke. The band released their U.S. breakthrough in 1984 with the platinum-certified album Some Great Reward, which included iconic songs such as “Master and Servant” and the Billboard Hot 100 Top 20 hit “People Are People.” By the ’90s, Depeche Mode became one of the most popular bands of the alternative music boom. Their triple-platinum album Violator (1990) became a smash hit that spawned alternative classics such as "Personal Jesus” and "Enjoy the Silence.” Over 40 years after their formation, Depeche Mode continues to be a touring force; the band’s 2017–2018 Global Spirit Tour grossed over $202 million. They were also inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2020. Following the tragic passing of Fletcher in 2022, Depeche Mode forged ahead with their 15th studio album Memento Mori in 2023 and a massive world tour, and remain as influential as ever.
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Depeche Mode embarked on the fall leg of the Memento Mori Tour in September 2023. After kicking off in Austin, Texas, the tour covered much of North America.
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The fall leg of the Memento Mori Tour began on September 29 at the Moody Center in Austin, Texas.
The fall leg of the Memento Mori Tour took Depeche Mode across North America in the following cities:
The concert was great, played some new stuff and old stuff which was nice. Sound just as good as the studio sound
The Show was absolutely amazing. I've seen them over 7 times and they are still rockin like they always do. David Gahan, well all I can say is that man can move! WOW! and Martin Gore, he's always great!! I LOVED IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Best band, best songs, best experience ever. Depeche Mode have been around for almost 30 years and I only wish I was born earlier so I could have experienced them from the beginning!
As usual the show was awesome. High energy, great selection of songs, and nice visual effects.
Never miss an opportunity to see these guys live! Still relevant, still rocking some electro tunes!
After nearly 30 years of making and performing great music, most bands would've called it. But not Depeche Mode. Despite a torn calf muscle and recent bout with cancer, lead vocalist Dave Gahan put on an amazing show for his fans. I've seen DM now over 10 times, and this concert was up there with the best. Great sound quality, phenomenal visual effects, and - oh yeah - 2+ hours of fresh-sounding music from the greatest synth-pop band ever. Performing songs from their newest CD Sounds of the Universe, Depeche Mode balanced their new music with remixed versions of their biggest hits, as well as a few lesser-known songs for true DM fans. Only one negative I saw to the entire night - getting out of the Molson Ampitheatre. Approximately 16,000 fans had to funnel through a major bottleneck at the back of the venue to make it back out to the Toronto streets. We had good seats, and paid the price by waiting nearly 15 minutes to exit the premises. Need to find another way to get concert-goers out of there more quickly, guys! All-in-all, a great evening.
They were simply amazing. Sounded like the DM of old. Thought I was listening to the DM 101 CD at times. Dave's voice is amazing and Toronto crowd was very into it!
Show starts with new music and progresses to the hits that we all expect. What you don't expect are the background visuals that are unique, fun and provocative! They updated and gave some new edge to all of the music along with bringing back music that hasn't been seen live in a long time, which for most hardcore fans will NOT disappoint. Bottom Line is the concert builds, builds, builds in energy!!!!!
Last night, Depeche Mode kicked off the North American leg of the Tour of the Universe and it was great! I witnessed the power of the Mode in full swing as they played a tremendous set of hits from the past and present. Dave was in great spirits and so was the rest of the band. It's indeed to go down as one of my fave shows. Check out the Mode when they come to your town. You won't regret it!
The setlist was changed slightly from the European leg of the tour, as was the background screen. It was a strong show, all the way from beginning to end. Dave Gahan is still one of the most charismatic frontmen. He just commands your attention and holds it throughout. Martin Gore's vocals were outstanding and consistent as well. Andrew Fletcher was excellent on the Keyboard. Depeche Mode is one of the only bands with a heavy electronic sound that can duplicate their sound live. Even though I was on the lawn, I still enjoyed every moment of this awesome show. The sound, the lights, the screens, the people...all perfect!
Amazing concert! These guys sound great live and put on a fabulous stage performance. Played old and new stuff. Definitely looking forward to more things from them (still!!)
Though I was unhappy, about them not playing "People are people", it was an excellent show. I was extremely happy when they played " Stripped". Love you guys!!!
The sound/venue was horrible. The only way you could really get the full range of the sound was to be the lucky 1/3 on the floor. So if you were the rest of the 2/3, then it was quite muffled. D.M. performance was good, but I think they could of rearranged their set list a little better. Audience was fun however.