Depeche Mode to headline London's Stadium

Depeche Mode stadium show 2017

Saturday 3rd June 2017
Lonbdon Stadium, Queen Elizabeth Park, London, E20 2ST, England MAP
from £55 to £70

Daily capacity: 80,000

Last updated: Wed 12th Apr 2017

Alongside their European festival appearances Depeche Mode have announced their full Global Spirit Tour 2017 European dates, which include headlining London's Stadium, in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park on Saturday 3rd June 2017.

The support acts have not yet been announced.

Depeche Mode, announced the start of the Global Spirit Tour today at a special event in Milan. The would tour will start in May next year and will be in support of their new studio album, Spirit, due to be released in early 2017.

The first leg of the Global Spirit Tour will see Dave Gahan, Martin Gore and Andy Fletcher play to more than 1.5 million fans in 32 cities in 21 countries across Europe.

Spirit will be their 14th studio album and the follow-up to 2013's Delta Machine. Spirit is being produced by James Ford, founding member of the band Simian Mobile Disco.

Speaking in Milan, Dave Gahan commented, "We’re exceptionally proud of Spirit’s sound and energy, and we’re excited to get back on tour to share it with our fans around the world."

Following the European tour dates in Summer 2017, the Global Spirit Tour will continue with shows in North and South America. The Global Spirit Tour will be the band’s 18th tour and will mark their first live performances in over three years.

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Tickets are priced from £40, £55, £60, and £70 plus booking fee, and go on sale at 9am on Friday 14th October on the link above.

Their full Global Spirit Tour 2017 European dates are:
May 5     Stockholm, Sweden           Friends Arena
May 7     Amsterdam, Netherlands       Ziggo Dome
May 9     Antwerp, Belgium           Sportpaleis
May 12    Nice, France               Stade Charles-Ehrmann
May 14    Ljubljana, Slovenia           Dvorana StoÅ¾ice
May 17    Athens, Greece           Terra Vibe Park
May 20    Bratislava, Slovakia           Štadión Pasienky
May 22    Budapest, Hungary           Groupama Aréna
May 24     Prague, Czech Republic       Eden Aréna
May 27 Leipzig, Germany           Festwiese
May 29    Lille, France               Stade Pierre-Mauroy
May 31    Copenhagen, Denmark       Telia Parken
June 3     London, United Kingdom       London Stadium
June 5     Cologne, Germany           RheinEnergieStadion
June 9     Munich, Germany           Olympiastadion
June 11   Hannover, Germany           HDI Arena
June 18   Zurich, Switzerland           Letzigrund Stadion
June 20   Frankfurt, Germany           Commerzbank-Arena
June 22   Berlin, Germany           Olympiastadion
June 25   Rome, Italy               Stadio Olimpico
June 27   Milan, Italy               Stadio San Siro
June 29   Bologna, Italy               Stadio Rentao Dall’Ara
July 1     Paris, France               Stade de France
July 4     Gelsenkirchen, Germany       Veltins-Arena
July 6       Bilbao, Spain               BBK Live Festival
July 8     Lisbon, Portugal           NOS Alive Festival
July 13     St. Petersburg, Russia           SKK
July 15     Moscow, Russia           Otkritie Arena
July 17     Minsk, Belarus               Minsk-Arena
July 19     Kiev, Ukraine               Olimpiyskiy National Sports Complex
July 21     Warsaw, Poland           PGE Narodowy
July 23     Cluj-Napoca, Romania       Cluj Arena