2010-01-23 Sportspaleis, Antwerp, Belgium

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Credit to Stéphane Devillers.

Notes

Observation made by Angelinda: "The funniest part was when the big guys right in front of me started humming 'Just Can't Get Enough' right before Stripped. Then Dave said "Tell you what, you guys need a new singer." Then after Stripped those guys started again, to which Dave lowered his head and put his head in his hands. But that made them only sing louder! So at one point Dave stood directly in from of them and laughingly said to them off-mic something like "Shut the fuck up already with that awful tune!"

Here is the diary entry for Depeche Mode's official tour blog:

Another exciting stop on Depeche Mode's Tour of the Universe. Aside from the fact that it is the diamond capital of Europe and that very much appeals all of us, Antwerp's 17,000-strong crowd was incredible!

The Sportspaleis was voted by Billboard magazine as one of the top 10 best venues in the world in 2007. Considering how exciting the show was, I don't think much has happened to challenge that standing.

Enjoy the shots!

author: MM

According to Billboard, the concert was sold out (16,789 people) and it grossed $1,065,690.

According to a 2008 tour list uploaded by PeterToo, this concert was initially planned to take place on 2010-01-22.

Nitzer Ebb was the support act.

Set list

  1. In Chains
  2. Wrong
  3. Hole To Feed
  4. Walking In My Shoes
  5. It's No Good
  6. A Question Of Time
  7. Precious
  8. World In My Eyes
  9. Insight (*)
  10. Home (*)
  11. Miles Away / The Truth Is
  12. Policy Of Truth
  13. In Your Room
  14. I Feel You
  15. Enjoy The Silence
  16. Never Let Me Down Again
  17. One Caress (*)
  18. Stripped
  19. Behind The Wheel
  20. Personal Jesus

Set list info obtained from the Home forum.

Sources

  • Source 1 is a good, but unfortunately lossy audience recording.