Electro rock legends Depeche Mode are set to kick off the North American leg of their world tour, ‘Tour of the Universe,’ this Friday, July 24th with a sold-out show in Toronto, Canada at the Molson Amphitheatre.
The 22-city North American leg follows on the heels of the group’s 35-date, sold-out European stadium tour and is scheduled to hit cities in both the US and Canada, including two sold-out shows for at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, as well as, a headlining slot at this year’s Lollapalooza festival in Chicago’s Grant Park. Depeche Mode concert tickets are available now at www.livenation.com
Depeche Mode’s North American tour dates coincide with the group’s new studio album Sounds Of The Universe (Mute/Capitol/Virgin), which debuted at the # 3 spot on the Billboard Top 200 following it’s release this spring.
- NORTH AMERICAN DATES:
- Friday, July 24th Toronto Molson Amphitheatre
- Saturday, July 25th Montreal Bell Centre
- Tuesday, July 28th Washington, DC Nissan Pavilion
- Friday, July 31st Boston Comcast Center
- Saturday, August 1st Atlantic City Borgata Events Center
- Monday, August 3rd New York Madison Square Garden
- Tuesday, August 4th New York Madison square Garden
- Friday, August 7th Chicago Lollapalooza
- Monday, August 10th Seattle Key Arena
- Wednesday, August 12th San Francisco Shoreline Amphitheatre at Mountain View
- Friday, August 14th San Diego Cricket Wireless Amphitheatre
- Sunday, August 16th Los Angeles Hollywood Bowl
- Monday, August 17th Los Angeles Hollywood Bowl
- Wednesday, August 19th Anaheim, CA Honda Center
- Thursday, August 20th Santa Barbara Santa Barbara Bowl
- Saturday, August 22nd Las Vegas The Pearl
- Sunday, August 23rd Phoenix US Airways Center Arena
- Tuesday, August 25th Salt Lake City E Center
- Thursday, August 27th Denver Red Rocks Amphitheatre
- Saturday, August 29th Dallas Superpages.com Center
- Sunday, August 30th Houston Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion
- Tuesday, Sept 1st Atlanta Aaron’s Amphitheatre at Lakewood
- Friday, Sept 4th Tampa Ford Amphitheatre
- Saturday, Sept 5th Ft. Lauderdale Bank Atlantic Center
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