NME — Duo will also support Depeche Mode more info

411 Mania — Creed's comeback single is an improvement, but unfortunately still features "Stapphonics." Depeche Mode's main vocalist is back from the dead and contributing more than just his voice. Plus a can't-be-missed music video from 30 years ago featuring th... more info

Live Daily — Imagine if Nine Inch Nails traded dark for light, if Trent Reznor went on Prozac, found God and swapped all his anger and angst for optimism and joy. If such a remarkable transformation ever took place, it would probably sound, look and feel a lot li... more info

The Red Radio — Damn it, a dream pairing for us for sure. Two of our favorites will once again share a bill for the first time in twenty years. Nitzer Ebb will open for Depeche Mode on the European/Russian leg of their 2010... more info

Topix — A Depeche Mode representative is disputing reports that the British pop band's lead singer inadvertently sent a shout-out to the wrong country at a concert in Peru. more info

411 Mania — "Thank you very much, Chile!" more info

A Depeche Mode representative is disputing reports that the British pop band's lead singer inadvertently sent a shout-out to the wrong country at a concert in Peru. more info

MSN Music — Depeche Mode rep denies lead singer shouted 'Thank you very much Chile!' at Peru concert more info

Rolling Stone — Depeche Mode were onstage earlier this week during their second of four shows south of the Equator when frontman Dave Gahan ended “Never Let Me Down Again,” grabbed his microphone and shouted, “Thank you Chile!” to the audience at Explanada d... more info

Jam! Showbiz Music, Canada — Rockers Depeche Mode faced the wrath of their Peruvian fans on Tuesday, after frontman Dave Gahan gave a shout-out to the wrong country. more info