Depeche Mode to headline Bridgestone Arena this fall

It's time again to "Enjoy The Silence," Nashville. Rock & Roll Hall of Fame group Depeche Mode returns to Music City this fall.

The hitmaking 1980s electronic outfit performs at Bridgestone Arena on Oct. 19, a Thursday night. Tickets for the "Memento Mori" world tour stop go on sale Feb. 24 at 10 a.m. via bridgestonearena.com.

The tour comes in support of "Memento Mori," a new Depeche Mode album due out March 24. It marks the band's first studio release and major tour since co-founding member Andy Fletcher died in May 2022. The English group continues with longtime members Dave Gahan and Martin Gore.

The world tour kicks off next month in March, with dates spanning North America, Spain, England, France and Sweden, among other countries.

One of the world's foremost synth-pop bands, hit Depeche Mode songs include "Enjoy The Silence," "Personal Jesus" and "Strange Love." "Ghosts Again," the band's lead "Memento Mori" single, debuted last week on streaming platforms.

Depeche Mode entered the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2020; the group last played Nashville in 2017, a sold-out night at Ascend Amphitheater.

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