Dave Gahan, lead singer of the electro-pop trio Depeche Mode, talks to WSJ's Lee Hawkins about America's new political climate and the band's new album, "Spirit." The trio's world tour kicks off ...

the setlist and more here Gahan tells NME about how Lanegan was "right up there with the Nick Caves and Johnny Cashes of this world", what to expect from this week's London tribute gig ...

The duo only put out a new album every four years between 1993's ... This article was originally published on audiophix.com as Dave Gahan has some potentially devastating news for Depeche Mode ...

FLETCHER: Dave actually locked himself away ... and for his work with Björk. GAHAN: I call that the Mark Bell album. To me that was the record that said: yeah, we’re still around and there ...

Samplers were coming in, and we went to Berlin to mix the album. Things were really starting ... I remember me, Andy and Dave all left that project early to go on holiday. We all had holidays ...

Dave Gahan celebrates his 62nd birthday today. Do him a favour and listen to one of his solo albums, such as 'Imposter', an album of covers (including P.J. Harvey, Mark Lanegan and Neil Young ...