Consequence of Sound — A performance of "Where’s the Revolution" in support of the forthcoming album, Spirit. more info

Consequence of Sound — Coming in support of their new album, Spirit. more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Tickets go on sale March 10 with a Depeche Mode fan presale starting March 6. Continue reading… more info

Kings of A&R — Maddox-Jones and Raife Hacking , the electronic pop duo who go under the moniker of Born Stranger released the track Cheating Love featuring Caitlyn Scarlett. The English pop act who draw their influences from Depeche Mode, The Weeknd and Sia first b... more info

Chorus.fm — The notable artists on your television this week include: Depeche Mode (Fallon; 3/1), The Flaming Lips (Colbert; 3/2), Panic! at the Disco (Meyers; 3/1), and Future (Ellen; 3/2). more info

XLR8R — Depeche Mode's "Where's The Revolution" has been given the remix treatment. The British electronic band's track "Where's The Revolution" is the first single from forthcoming their full-length, Spirit (which will be available to purchase from... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — The BBC's indie/alt station is throwing a three day fest in Glasgow featuring Depeche Mode, The Jesus & Mary Chain, Ride, Belle & Sebastian, Father John Misty, Sparks, The Wedding Present, The Shins, Warpaint, Edwyn Collins, Future Islands, and ... more info

Consequence of Sound — The UK outfit quickly fire back and denounce the white supremacist's statements. more info

The Quietus — Key figure of the so-called alt-right claims Depeche Mode are the 'official band' of the movement more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Neo-nazi punching bag Richard Spencer was quoted earlier today at the CPAC saying Depeche Mode is "the official band of the alt-right." The band is obviously not cool with that. Continue reading… more info