Depeche Mode at a press conference in Berlin, October 2022.
Photo: AFP via Getty Images, JOHN MACDOUGALL. All rights reserved.
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As the second countdown to the first single from the new Depeche Mode album continues to tick down, there is news of their 2023 world tour -will support stops. An exception is the concert on April 14 in New York, where Gahan’s daughter Stella Rose receives this honor.
Support for first leg of the Memento Mori World Tour will be @kellyleeowenswith the exception of the New York show, which will feature support from @stellarosexxxx. Additional North American shows will be announced shortly.https://t.co/RQ8fE9xv6c pic.twitter.com/dpfnGO0HHd
— Depeche Mode (@depechemode) February 7, 2023
The band also announced that additional North American dates would be confirmed soon. The two Britons will also come to Germany on the “Memento Mori World Tour”. Concerts in Leipzig, Düsseldorf, Munich, Frankfurt, Berlin and Klagenfurt are planned between May and July 2023. For this part of their tour, which lasts from March to August, they have not announced any support yet.
Her 15th album “Memento Mori” is scheduled for release on March 17th. On February 9th there will be the first complete audio sample in the form of the single “Ghosts Again”. The upcoming tour will be the first without founding member Andrew Fletcher, who passed away in May 2022 at the age of 60.
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