Construction Time Again Tour
The Construction Time Again Tour was a 1983–84 concert tour by English electronic group Depeche Mode in support of the act's third album, Construction Time Again, which was released in August 1983.[1]
Concert by Depeche Mode | |
Associated album | Construction Time Again |
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Start date | 7 September 1983 |
End date | 2 June 1984 |
Legs | 3 |
No. of shows | 50 |
Depeche Mode concert chronology |
The tour, which took place in Europe, began in September 1983 in Hitchin, England. Following an initial leg of dates in the U.K. and Ireland, a second leg in December reached Sweden, Denmark, Belgium, the Netherlands and West Germany.
In March 1984, the group performed its first dates in Italy and Spain. The final date was a one-off show in June supporting Elton John in Ludwigshafen, West Germany, where "People Are People", the lead single from their next album, made its live debut on the special set. A tour in support of the act's subsequent studio release, Some Great Reward, followed in September.
Setlist
- "Everything Counts"
- "Now, This Is Fun"
- "Two Minute Warning"
- "Shame"
- "See You"
- "Get the Balance Right!"
- "Love, in Itself"
- Song performed by Martin Gore
- "The Landscape Is Changing"
- "And Then..."
- "Photographic"
- "Told You So"
- "New Life"
- "More Than a Party"
- "The Meaning of Love"
- "Just Can't Get Enough"
- "Boys Say Go!"
Tour dates
Date | City | Country | Venue | |||
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Europe | ||||||
7 September 1983 | Hitchin | United Kingdom | Regal Theatre | |||
9 September 1983 | Dublin | Ireland | SFX Hall | |||
10 September 1983 | Belfast | United Kingdom | Ulster Hall | |||
12 September 1983 | Bristol | Colston Hall | ||||
13 September 1983 | Brighton | Brighton Dome | ||||
14 September 1983 | Southampton | Gaumont Theatre | ||||
15 September 1983 | Coventry | Coventry Apollo | ||||
16 September 1983 | Sheffield | Sheffield City Hall | ||||
18 September 1983 | Aberdeen | Capitol Theatre | ||||
19 September 1983 | Edinburgh | Edinburgh Playhouse | ||||
20 September 1983 | Glasgow | Tiffany's | ||||
21 September 1983 | Newcastle | Newcastle City Hall | ||||
23 September 1983 | Liverpool | Liverpool Empire Theatre | ||||
24 September 1983 | Manchester | Manchester Apollo | ||||
25 September 1983 | Nottingham | Nottingham Royal Concert Hall | ||||
26 September 1983 | Hanley | Victoria Hall | ||||
28 September 1983 | Birmingham | Birmingham Odeon | ||||
30 September 1983 | Cardiff | St David's Hall | ||||
1 October 1983 | Oxford | Apollo Theatre Oxford | ||||
3 October 1983 | Portsmouth | Portsmouth Guildhall | ||||
6 October 1983 | London | Hammersmith Odeon | ||||
7 October 1983 | ||||||
8 October 1983 | ||||||
1 December 1983 | Stockholm | Sweden | Draken | |||
2 December 1983 | Copenhagen | Denmark | Saga Cinema | |||
3 December 1983 | Lund | Sweden | Akademiska Föreningen | |||
5 December 1983 | Antwerp | Belgium | Hof Ter Lo | |||
6 December 1983 | Amsterdam | Netherlands | Paradiso | |||
8 December 1983 | West Berlin | West Germany | Deutschlandhalle | |||
10 December 1983 | Mannheim | Mannheimer Rosengarten | ||||
11 December 1983 | Saarbrücken | Forum Universität | ||||
12 December 1983 | Sindelfingen | Ausstellungshalle | ||||
13 December 1983 | Neu-Isenburg | Hugenottenhalle | ||||
15 December 1983 | Cologne | Sartory-Saal | ||||
16 December 1983 | Düsseldorf | Philips Halle | ||||
17 December 1983 | Borken | Stadt Borken | ||||
19 December 1983 | Münster | Halle Münsterland | ||||
20 December 1983 | Bremen | Stadthalle Bremen | ||||
21 December 1983 | Hamburg | Musikhalle Hamburg | ||||
22 December 1983 | ||||||
23 December 1983 | ||||||
3 February 1984 | Birmingham | United Kingdom | Odeon Theatre | |||
1 March 1984 | Brno | Czechoslovakia | the concert was not allowed due to the political regime | |||
5 March 1984 | Bologna | Italy | Teatro Tenda | |||
6 March 1984 | Milan | Teatro Orfeo | ||||
8 March 1984 | Valencia | Spain | Discoteca Pacha | |||
9 March 1984 | Barcelona | Studio 54 | ||||
10 March 1984 | Madrid | Pabellón Polideportivo | ||||
2 June 1984 | Ludwigshafen | West Germany | Südweststadion [1] |
- 1^ = Date supporting Elton John.
Musicians
- Dave Gahan – lead vocals
- Martin Gore – keyboards, synthesizers, guitar, melodica, recorder, electronic drums, metal pipes, lead and backing vocals
- Alan Wilder – keyboards, synthesizers, electronic drums, corrugated iron, backing vocals
- Andy Fletcher – synthesizers, electronic drums, bikewheel, backing vocals
References
- "Depeche Mode". www.depechemode.com. Retrieved 19 March 2018.