Depeche Mode, featuring Dave Gahan and Martin Gore, supported the newly released studio album “Memento Mori” at SAP Center in San Jose.
It had been more than five years since Depeche Mode last performed in the Bay Area.
The sold-out San Jose date was just the second date of the band’s 19th concert tour, which had opened two days earlier at Golden 1 Center in Sacramento, and the group used the occasion to nicely showcase 23 cuts from 10 of its 15 studio albums in just around two hours’ of stage time. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame band, which was enshrined as part of the awesome 2020 class with Roxy Music and others, sounded terrific as it continued through “Walking In My Shoes” from 1993’s “Songs of Faith and Devotion” as well as “It’s No Good” and “Sister of Night,” both hailing from 1997’s “Ultra.”
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