Martin Gore and Dave Gahan before their press conference in Berlin on October 4, 2022
Photo: AFP via Getty Images, JOHN MACDOUGALL. All rights reserved.
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Yesterday, Thursday (March 24), Depeche Mode celebrated the start of the “Memento Mori” tour in Sacramento, California. The first concert tour without Andy Fletcher. And yet the keyboardist, who died last year, was always present. In “World In My Eyes”, for example, Fletch’s favorite song, he was shown on the screens.
The gig offered 23 songs, the oldest being “Everything Counts”, and there were also two surprises from the back catalogue, “Sister of Night” and “Waiting for the Night”. Five songs from “Memento Mori” were played.
Photos and videos:
EVERYTHING COUNTS ❤️#depechemode
Video de Nurse Arce pic.twitter.com/IIGbMIKhVW
— DepecheMexico (@depechemexico) March 24, 2023
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SISTER OF NIGHT ¡interpreted by Dave!#depechemode
Video de Nurse Arce pic.twitter.com/yJ1ERrXj1v
— DepecheMexico (@depechemexico) March 24, 2023
WORLD IN MY EYES
Para Andy Fletcher ?#depechemode
Video de Nixsternik pic.twitter.com/dsmoGh2b9c
— DepecheMexico (@depechemexico) March 24, 2023
set list:
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