A French musical troupe performed Depeche Mode's "Just Can't Get Enough" on 100% recycled household items from pans to ...

A member of the iconic 80s band Depeche Mode left an eye-watering fortune to his relative following his death.

A member of the iconic 1980s band Depeche Mode left a whopping £46 million in his will. Andy Fletcher who was the keyboard player for the band that was formed in 1980 died in May 2022.

Depeche Mode ended the 80s as one of the most successful bands of that decade, but everything was about to ramp up significantly. Their seventh album Violator, released in March 1990, would make them ...

Violator (1990): Widely regarded as their masterpiece, Violator propelled Depeche Mode into global stardom. Featuring iconic tracks like “Personal Jesus" (possibly their best known, most ...

Naturally, the energy inside the venue went up several notches when Depeche Mode performed the iconic dance-oriented hits “Just Can't Get Enough,” “Enjoy the Silence” and the evening's ...

reminiscing about the late icon with Bobby Gillespie, and what's next for Depeche Mode ...

Yes, you read that right. Depeche Mode’s iconic single “Just Can’t Get Enough” was performed using pots, pans, a refrigerator, and even some pigs. French musical troupe Les Fo’Plafonds ...

Fletcher met Gore in sixth form at Nicholas Comprehensive which they attended with fellow 80s icon Alison Moyet ... and Just Can't Get Enough. Depeche Mode continues to perform but only with ...

Depeche Mode ended the 80s as one of the most successful ... something that would result in one of the band’s most iconic and indelible hooks. But Gore was still not sold.