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What was Depeche Mode's biggest concert?

Depeche Mode's highly expressive Dave Gahan at Chicago's United Center on .

Who opened for Depeche Mode in 1988?

Coinciding with the 10th anniversary of KROQ FM (a long time supporter of the band), the all-day concert featured Wire, Thomas Dolby and O.M.D. as the opening acts.

Thereof, who opened for depeche mode in 1990?

band Nitzer Ebb

Industrial band Nitzer Ebb opened for the band in North America. Rolling Stone magazine called out the tour as one of the highlights of the 1990 summer music scene, saying "These British synth poppers offer post-industrial melancholy you can dance to.

What is Depeche Mode's most famous song?

Enjoy the Silence

'Enjoy the Silence' from the 1990 album Violator is probably Depeche Mode's most widely recognised song.

Are Depeche Mode big in America?

An old New Wave rock band that's never released a No. 1 song in the U.S. is selling more concert tickets than the biggest pop stars in the world. Depeche Mode, the British synth-pop group formed in 1980, is having one of the most remarkable tours in modern music and its most-successful concert run ever.

One may also ask: how much is depeche mode worth?

Depeche Mode has sold more than 100 million records worldwide.
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David Gahan Net Worth.

Net Worth:	$80 Million
Profession:	Singer, Musician, Singer-songwriter
Nationality:	England

People also ask how do you pronounce gahan? Mode.

And another question: who is the king of goth music?

Facts About Bauhaus

Bauhaus is the Godfather of goth music. The band's musical style features a vampiric and gloomy sound mixed with an extra dose of darkness. One of the group's most famous single was "Bela Lugosi's Dead," which started the goth anthem.

Who was the first goth band?

Bauhaus

Bauhaus released their debut album In the Flat Field in 1980, and the album is often considered the first gothic rock album.

You can also ask: who started goth?

Some people credit Jalacy "Screamin' Jay" Hawkins, perhaps best known for his 1956 song "I Put A Spell on You," as a foundation of modern goth style and music. Some people credit the band Bauhaus' first single "Bela Lugosi's Dead", released in August 1979, with the start of goth subculture.

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