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*1986-07-07 ?, Seattle, WA, USA (listed in Black Celebration tourbook)
*1986-07-07 ?, Seattle, WA, USA (listed in Black Celebration tourbook)
*1987-11-17/22 Ahoy, Rotterdam, Netherlands (according to Dutch fan Ron G., it was cancelled in favour of Holiday On Ice at Ahoy; Rotterdam was listed in the first pressing of the MftM tourbook)
*1987-11-17/22 Ahoy, Rotterdam, Netherlands (according to Dutch fan Ron G., it was cancelled in favour of Holiday On Ice at Ahoy; Rotterdam was listed in the first pressing of the MftM tourbook)
*1987-12-02 Cow Palace, San Francisco, CA, USA (according to the [https://www.newspapers.com/image/461511850/ SF Examiner], a second show was added, but this never took place)
*1988-02-19 ?, Bremen, Germany (in the 1987/10 issue of Pop/Rocky Magazin, a preliminary German tour dates list is given, stating "Bremen" instead of [[1988-02-19 Ostseehalle, Kiel, Germany]])
*1988-02-19 ?, Bremen, Germany (in the 1987/10 issue of Pop/Rocky Magazin, a preliminary German tour dates list is given, stating "Bremen" instead of [[1988-02-19 Ostseehalle, Kiel, Germany]])
*1988-02-22 Ahoy, Rotterdam, Netherlands (Dutch magazine Hitkrant reported that this planned concert was cancelled)
*1988-02-22 Ahoy, Rotterdam, Netherlands (Dutch magazine Hitkrant reported that this planned concert was cancelled)

Revision as of 20:35, 1 August 2019

This page lists all Depeche Mode concerts that were, unfortunately, cancelled.

The links below "Pages in category "Cancelled concerts"" (see second half of this page) show pages of concerts of which tickets had already gone on sale but then had to be cancelled, usually last-minute. However, some sporadic evidence shows that there also may have been some concerts that they were initially planned by the management/organizers, but were never actually really organised and never had tickets put on sale. Here is a list of concerts that may have been planned, but please note that some of these are based on claims by fans, and that this list does not contain concerts which were planned on one date but rescheduled to another date:

  • 1981-01-31 Crocs, Rayleigh, Essex, England, UK (Stevo Pearce spread some bill advertisements about 'Some Bizzare Evenings', naming i.a. DM: however, it is likely that DM didn't play this night)
  • 1981-02-01 Cabaret Futura, London, England, UK (Stevo Pearce spread some bill advertisements about 'Some Bizzare Evenings', naming i.a. DM: however, DM played at 1981-02-01 Moonlight Club)
  • 1981-02-05 Warehouse Club, Preston, England, UK (Stevo Pearce spread some bill advertisements about 'Some Bizzare Evenings', naming i.a. DM: however, this concert was cancelled, read more here)
  • 1981-02-09 Electro Disco, Leeds, England, UK (Stevo Pearce spread some bill advertisements about 'Some Bizzare Evenings', naming i.a. DM: however, DM played at 1981-02-09 Bridge House)
  • 1981-02-10 Limit Club, Sheffield, England, UK (Stevo Pearce spread some bill advertisements about 'Some Bizzare Evenings', naming i.a. DM: this concert was cancelled, read more here)
  • 1981-02-11 Pips, Manchester, England, UK (Stevo Pearce spread some bill advertisements about 'Some Bizzare Evenings', naming i.a. DM: this concert was cancelled, read more here)
  • 1981-02-12 Warehouse Club, Preston, England, UK (Stevo Pearce spread some bill advertisements about 'Some Bizzare Evenings', naming i.a. DM: this concert was cancelled, read more here)
  • 1982-09-16/18 Discoh '82, Expo Hall, Hilversum, Netherlands (according to this Billboard article, DM were one of the listed acts for this consumers' fair)
  • 1983-10-28 Six Flags Magic Mountain, Santa Clarita, CA, USA (according to local newspapers, it would first take place at the Pacific Amphitheater, then at SFMM, then was quickly cancelled)
  • 1983-10-29 Beverly Theater, Los Angeles, CA, USA (the Beverly Theater announced in the The LA Times on October 16th 1983 that their U.S. tour was postponed)
  • 1983-11-01 Kabuki Theater, San Francisco (the Kabuki Theater announced this concert in The SF Examiner on October 9th 1983)
  • 1983-11-11 Teatro Tenda, Turin, Italy (according to La Stampa, it was cancelled because the organisers could not guarantee the building's availability in time)
  • 1984-02-19 ?, San Sebastian, Spain (listed on this Spanish promo release; the other Spanish gigs were moved)
  • 1983-12-11 Musikhalle, Würzburg, Germany (listed in Depeche Mode Information Service letter #10 1983: 1983-12-11 University Haula, Saarbrucken, Germany was played instead)
  • 1984-03-01 Stadion Za Lužánkami, Brno, Czech Republic (listed on Wikipedia)
  • 1984-03-02 Hala Arena, Poznan, Poland (listed on Wikipedia)
  • 1984-03-05 The Sports Centre, Venice, Italy (listed in Depeche Mode Information Service letter #3 1984: instead, Bologna got moved from March 6th to 5th, and Milan was added)
  • 1984-03-07 ?, Naples, Italy (Italian fan Fabrizio C. claims to have read about this planned concert in a newspaper, when it was too late for him to attend it)
  • 1984-11-2x ?, Rome, Italy (stated on official posters and t-shirts at the time)
  • 1984-11-2x ?, Padova, Italy (stated on official posters and t-shirts at the time)
  • 1984-12-1x ?, Stuttgart, Germany (stated on official posters and t-shirts at the time)
  • 1984-12-1x ?, Frankfurt, Germany (stated on official posters and t-shirts at the time)
  • 1985-08-03 World Festival of Youth and Students, Moscow, Russia (Fletch says here that DM was offered to play but they declined due to Dave's wedding on this date)
  • 1986-06-0x Bushnell Memorial Hall, Hartford, CN, USA (Hartford Courant says on 1986-05-01 "Look for DM at [this venue] in early June", but then says "It doesn't look too good for a Connecticut date for DM."
  • 1986-07-07 ?, Seattle, WA, USA (listed in Black Celebration tourbook)
  • 1987-11-17/22 Ahoy, Rotterdam, Netherlands (according to Dutch fan Ron G., it was cancelled in favour of Holiday On Ice at Ahoy; Rotterdam was listed in the first pressing of the MftM tourbook)
  • 1987-12-02 Cow Palace, San Francisco, CA, USA (according to the SF Examiner, a second show was added, but this never took place)
  • 1988-02-19 ?, Bremen, Germany (in the 1987/10 issue of Pop/Rocky Magazin, a preliminary German tour dates list is given, stating "Bremen" instead of 1988-02-19 Ostseehalle, Kiel, Germany)
  • 1988-02-22 Ahoy, Rotterdam, Netherlands (Dutch magazine Hitkrant reported that this planned concert was cancelled)
  • 1988-03-09 ?, Brno, Czech Republic (listed in a UK itinerary; Budapest was chosen instead)
  • 1988-03-10 ?, Ostrava, Czech Republic (listed in a UK itinerary; Budapest was chosen instead)
  • 1988-03-10 ?, Zagreb, Croatia (listed in a UK itinerary; Budapest was chosen instead)
  • 1988-03-11 ?, Ljubljana, Slovenia (listed in a UK itinerary; Prague was chosen instead)
  • 1988-03-11 ?, Brno, Czech Republic (listed in a UK itinerary; Prague was chosen instead)
  • 1988-05-31 ?, NYC, NY, USA (listed in a US itinerary)
  • 1988-06-02 ?, Long Island, NY, USA (listed in a US itinerary)
  • 1988-06-05 ?, Jones Beach, NY, USA (a "rain date" according to US itinerary)
  • 1988-06/07/08-xx ?, Moscow, Russia (in Pop/Rocky #1987/10, Fletcher says that they want to go to Russia but it's too expensive; and in issue #1988/05, Gore says they want to go to Russia that summer)
  • 1990-07-24 Park West Amphitheater, Salt Lake City, UT, USA (cancelled last-minute due to a heavy thunderstorm, postponed to the next day)
  • 1990-10-19 ?, Paris, France (stated on official Violation Tour poster and tickets)
  • 1990-10-25 ?, Lille, France (stated on official Violation Tour poster; Liévin was played instead)
  • 1993-07-1x ?, La Coruna, Spain (stated on official t-shirts)
  • 1993-07-22 Festhalle, Frankfurt, Germany (this tour list for the support act listed a second Frankfurt gig instead of this Cologne gig)
  • 1993-07-24 ?, Hamburg, Germany (fans claim that at Forest National they were given flyers about a concert on this date; Zeebrugge was played instead)
  • 1993-09-11 ?, Providence, RI, USA (stated on official t-shirts)
  • 1993-09-11 Mullins Center, Amherst, MA, USA (listed in a US itinerary)
  • 1993-09-12 ?, Buffalo, NY, USA (stated on official t-shirts)
  • 1993-09-21 ?, Indianapolis, IN, USA (stated on official t-shirts)
  • 1993-11-27 Anaheim Arena, Anaheim, CA, USA (stated on official t-shirts and listed in a tour itinerary)
  • 1993-12-09 Palais Omnisport De Paris Bercy, Paris, France (according to fans, this concert was planned)
  • 1993-12-xx ?, Glasgow, UK (stated on official t-shirts)
  • 2009-07-26 Pemberton Festival, Pemberton, BC, Canada (PeterToo uploaded a tour list here, planned in 2008; this festival was cancelled)
  • 2009-08-16 ?, San Antonio, TX, USA (PeterToo uploaded a tour list here, planned in 2008; Dallas and Houston were moved to other dates and San Antonio was scrapped)
  • 2009-08-19 ?, New Orleans, LA, USA (PeterToo uploaded a tour list here, planned in 2008)
  • 2009-09-07 ?, Chicago, MI, USA (PeterToo uploaded a tour list here, planned in 2008: it was probably scrapped to make room for Lollapalooza)
  • 2009-11-01 Kopi Arena, Oberhausen, Germany (PeterToo uploaded a tour list here, planned in 2008: Bremen was chosen instead)
  • 2009-11-10 ?, ?, France (PeterToo uploaded a tour list here, planned in 2008: Switzerland was chosen instead)
  • 2010-01-12 ?, Gdansk, Poland (PeterToo uploaded a tour list here, planned in 2008)
  • 2010-01-14 ?, Leuven, Belgium (PeterToo uploaded a tour list here, planned in 2008)
  • 2010-01-16 ?, Strasbourg, France (PeterToo uploaded a tour list here, planned in 2008)
  • 2010-01-31 ?, Oslo, Norway (PeterToo uploaded a tour list here, planned in 2008; it was probably scrapped after 2009-07-02 Koengen Outdoor Arena, Bergen, Norway was moved to 2010-01-29)

Pages in category "Cancelled concerts"

The following 65 pages are in this category, out of 65 total.

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