Depeche Mode kicks off North American tour tomorrow

LOS ANGELES, CA – Depeche Mode are set to launch their acclaimed THE DELTA MACHINE WORLD TOUR in North America tomorrow, August 22 at Detroit’s DTE Energy Music Theatre. One of the world’s most influential and innovative bands continues to draw huge legions of loyal fans to arenas and stadiums to experience their unforgettable performances. Produced by Live Nation, the North American leg of THE DELTA MACHINE WORLD TOUR will take Depeche Mode to 21 cities across the continent including sold-out shows in New York City, Los Angeles, Toronto and Las Vegas.

Depeche Mode wrapped up their massively successful European summer stadium tour in July that played to 1.3 million fans at 38 sold-out shows across 25 countries. The tour recently earned the band the top spot on Billboard’s “Hot Tours Chart.” With tickets to see the critically acclaimed show still in high demand, the band announced they will return to Europe this winter for an arena tour with shows lined up in London, Dublin, Belfast, Paris, Amsterdam, Oslo, Milan, Madrid and even more dates set for the Middle East and Eastern Europe as well.

For an all access, behind-the-scenes look at THE DELTA MACHINE WORLD TOUR, fans can watch the band’s “VEVO Tour Exposed” piece HERE. Bat For Lashes and Crystal Castles will act as support for the upcoming U.S. and Canadian shows. A full list of dates on THE DELTA MACHINE WORLD TOUR is below.

THE DELTA MACHINE WORLD TOUR – NORTH AMERICAN TOUR DATES

All dates subject to change.

August

Aug. 22
Detroit, MI
DTE Energy Music Theatre*

Aug. 24
Chicago, IL
First Midwest Bank Amphitheatre*

Aug. 27
St. Paul, MN
Minnesota State Fair*

Aug. 30
Atlantic City, NJ
Ovation Hall

September

Sep. 1
Toronto, ON
Molson Canadian Amphitheatre* (sold out)

Sep. 3
Montreal, QB
Bell Centre*

Sep. 6
Brooklyn, NY
Barclays Center* (sold out)

Sep. 8
Wantagh, NY
Nikon at Jones Beach Theater*

Sep. 10
Washington, DC
Jiffy Lube Live*

Sep. 12
Atlanta, GA
Aaron’s Amphitheatre at Lakewood*

Sep. 14
Tampa, FL
Live Nation Amphitheatre at the Florida State Fairgrounds*

Sep. 15
Ft Lauderdale, FL
BB&T Center*

Sep. 18
Houston, TX
Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion**

Sep. 20
Dallas, TX
Gexa Energy Pavilion**

Sep. 22
San Diego, CA
Sleep Train Amphitheatre** (sold out)

Sep. 24
Santa Barbara, CA
Santa Barbara Bowl** (sold out)

Sep. 26
Mountain View, CA
Shoreline Amphitheatre**

Sep. 28
Los Angeles, CA
STAPLES Center (sold out)

Sep. 29
Los Angeles, CA
STAPLES Center (sold out)

October

Oct. 2
Los Angeles, CA
STAPLES Center

Oct. 4 & 11
Austin, TX
Austin City Limits

Oct. 6
Las Vegas, NV
Pearl Concert Theater At Palms Casino Resort (sold out)

Oct. 8
Phoenix, AZ
Desert Sky Pavilion

Support:

* w/ Bat For Lashes

** w/ Crystal Castles

Delta Machine, Depeche Mode’s 13th studio album, is out now on Columbia Records. The album, recorded in Santa Barbara, CA and New York City, was produced by Ben Hillier and mixed by Flood. With their new release, Depeche Mode continues to be one of modern music’s most influential groups. Formed in 1981, Depeche Mode – Martin Gore, Dave Gahan and Andy ‘Fletch’ Fletcher – have won critical and commercial acclaim around the world both in the studio and on the road. The band’s 12 albums have reached the Top Ten in over 20 countries, including the U.S. and United Kingdom, and have global sales in excess of 100 million.

Praise for Delta Machine:

“Delta Machine is the strongest album the group has put out this century… [Depeche Mode] still feels fresh 13 albums into their career.” –Entertainment Weekly

“One of the best recordings in Depeche Mode’s catalog, and maybe even the best. It’s impressive to see a band get so far into their career without losing their desire to experiment and explore, or their ability to surprise.” –Esquire

“The British electronic group that continues to dominate the movement it pioneered 30 years ago delivers a hefty, exhilarating combo of pop precision and industrial clank on its 13th album.” – USA Today

“Delta celebrates brooding faith and slippery solace without scrimping on Depeche’s trademark blackstrobe punishment.” – Rolling Stone