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Subject: Depeche Mode Plan Summer North American Tour Author: Ky [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 23:22:01 03/12/01 Mon Author Host/IP: spider-tj031.proxy.aol.com/152.163.213.186 03.12.2001 7:54 AM EST Sulky Depeche Mode fans finally have something to smile about — the seminal synth-pop trio are launching a North American tour beginning June 15. The band — singer Dave Gahan and keyboardists Andrew Fletcher and Martin Gore — will embark on its first road trip in more than three years to support May's Exciter (see "Depeche Mode Post Clips From Exciter Online"), kicking things off in Montreal and winding through the United States before wrapping up August 14 in Los Angeles. Produced by Mark Bell, best known for his work on Björk's Homogenic (1997) and Selmasongs (2000), Exciter is the band's first studio album since 1997's Ultra. "Dream On," the first single from the band's 11th full-length album, is expected to surface at radio in April. "It still has darkness," Gore said in a statement, "but I find it more uplifting." Gahan, meanwhile, said he thinks fans of the band's previous work will feel at home with the new material. "[The tracks] could have been songs from various different years of Depeche Mode," he explained in a statement. "It's almost like a greatest hits of songs that haven't been released yet. I'm not saying they're all going to be very big hits or anything like that. I just feel it is very strong in that way."-----Joe D'Angelo For a complete Depeche Mode tour itinerary: 06/15/2001 Montreal, QC 06/16/2001 Toronto, ON 06/19/2001 Minneapolis, MN 06/20/2001 Milwaukee, WI 06/22/2001 Chicago, IL 06/23/2001 Detroit, MI 06/24/2001 Cleveland, OH 06/27/2001 New York, NY 06/30/2001 Philadelphia, PA 07/01/2001 Boston, MA 07/05/2001 Washington, DC 07/07/2001 Ft Lauderdale, FL 07/08/2001 Tampa, FL 07/09/2001 Atlanta, GA 07/13/2001 New Orleans, LA 07/14/2001 Houston, TX 07/15/2001 San Antonio, TX 07/17/2001 Dallas, TX 07/19/2001 Las Cruces, NM 07/20/2001 Albuquerque, NM 07/21/2001 Denver, CO 07/23/2001 Salt Lake City, UT 07/27/2001 Portland, OR 07/28/2001 Vancouver, BC 07/29/2001 Seattle, WA 08/01/2001 Sacramento, CA 08/03/2001 San Francisco, CA 08/04/2001 Concord, CA 08/05/2001 Santa Barbara, CA 08/08/2001 Las Vegas, NV 08/10/2001 Phoenix, AZ 08/11/2001 San Diego, CA 08/14/2001 Los Angeles, CA [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]