Construction Time Again Tour

Construction Time Again Tour
Concert by Depeche Mode
Associated album Construction Time Again
Start date 7 September 1983
End date 2 June 1984
Legs 3
No. of shows 50
Depeche Mode concert chronology

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]

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

  1. "Everything Counts"
  2. "Now, This Is Fun"
  3. "Two Minute Warning"
  4. "Shame"
  5. "See You"
  6. "Get the Balance Right!"
  7. "Love, in Itself"
  8. Song performed by Martin Gore
  9. "The Landscape Is Changing"
  10. "And Then..."
  11. "Photographic"
  12. "Told You So"
  13. "New Life"
  14. "More Than a Party"
  15. "The Meaning of Love"
  16. "Just Can't Get Enough"
  17. "Boys Say Go!"

Tour dates

Date City Country Venue
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
2 March 1984 Poznań Poland Hala Arena
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]

Musicians

  • Dave Gahan – lead vocals
  • Martin Gore – Yamaha DX7, E-mu Systems Emulator, guitar, melodica, recorder, Star Instruments Synare III, metal pipes, lead and backing vocals
  • Alan Wilder – Roland Jupiter 8, Octave Plateau Voyetra 8,Star Instruments Synare III, corrugated iron, backing vocals
  • Andy Fletcher – Oberheim OB-8, Star Instruments Synare III, bikewheel, backing vocals

References

  1. ↑ "Depeche Mode". www.depechemode.com. Retrieved 2018-03-19.
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