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2006-08-01 Terra Vibe, Athens, Greece

== Notes ==
The last show of the tour and the last time 'Suffer Well' and 'It Doesn't Matter Two' were played live.
During 'Enjoy The Silence', a little bird toy with a guitar (similar to Martin Gore and his "wings") was shown on the screen projection as an end-of-tour surprise from the crew.
Though this concert was ultimately the final one of the tour, there was no end-of-tour speech because 2006-08-03 Hayarkon Park, Tel Aviv, Israel was originally slated to be the final concert but was unfortunately cancelled as a result of the 2006 Lebanon War. Since this concert was not anticipated to be the last concert of the tour, no end-of-tour speech was given at this concert. Notably, Depeche Mode started the 2009-2010 Tour Of The Universe in Tel Aviv to make up for this cancellation.
When Dave Gahan was asked by ANT1's Proinos Kafes in 2009 what he remembered from this concert, he replied:
"All my family were there. I remember that my wife's mother was on the side of the stage, watching. And I kept thinking, "I have to be careful because my mother-in-law is watching me, and I shouldn't get too down-and-dirty with my performance. But then after a while, I was like, "Ah, whatever, I gotta do my thing." She was smiling and laughing, and afterwards, she was like, "Ohh, it's... It's very revealing, very revealing.""
Schiller and The Raveonettes were the support acts.
== Video ==
== Set list ==
#Intro (I Want It All)
#A Pain That I'm Used To
#A Question Of Time
#Suffer Well
#Precious
#Walking In My Shoes
#Stripped
#Home (*)
#It Doesn't Matter Two (*)
#In Your Room
#John The Revelator
#I Feel You
#Behind The Wheel
#World In My Eyes
#Personal Jesus
#Enjoy The Silence
#Shake The Disease (*)
#Photographic
#Never Let Me Down Again
Category:2005-2006 Touring The Angel
Category:External videos
Category:Setlist sheet picture
Category:Live Here Now released
2006-08-03 Hayarkon Park, Tel Aviv, Israel

== Notes ==
Depeche Mode stated on July 31st 2006:
"Depeche Mode regretfully announce the cancellation of their scheduled concert on August 3rd, 2006, at Hayarkon Park, following the latest developments. Unfortunately, at present there is no way to reschedule the concert, as this is the end of the Depeche Mode world tour. The band apologize to the fans, and thank them for their understanding."
On May 8th 2009, Depeche Mode held a press conference at the Hilton Hotel in Tel Aviv, and when asked about the cancellation of this concert, Martin Gore said:
"We were very disappointed, very depressed about it. We had been looking forward to coming here, and we know we have a very big fanbase here. Really, the decision was taken out of our hands, because it wasn't just a decision made by us. Our crew felt that it was unsafe to come here at the time, and they had to spend more time here than we did. So we felt it was wrong for us to force our crew to come here when they didn't want to."
Andy Fletcher told Haaretz in 2013:
"We, the band, didn't want to cancel. But Hezbollah was firing all those rockets and we were to play in front of 50,000 people. So we thought, is this a sensible thing to do? In the end, it was our crew who voted against it. And we couldn't force 70 people to do something they considered dangerous." 
The band also said at SXSW in 2013:
Dave: "The reason why we cancelled the show - there were lots of reasons. There were a lot of people working for us at the time, crew members and everything, who actually definitely said that they wouldn't be going, because they were afraid. It was a different situation. [...] I don't think it's political."
Andy: "We had a serious debate when we had to cancel that show. We asked the British Embassy."
Martin: "The crew took a vote, I think. They had a big discussion, and the majority of them didn't want to go. And we could have flown in, played the show, and flown out that night. But our crew had to go there and be there for three of four days. It's not really fair for us to say, "We're doing the show, you've gotta go there." So really, the crew kind of made that decision for us. And also, there's like 50,000 people in one place, and there are rockets flying, and we just felt it was maybe a bit unsafe and maybe creating a big target. [the audience starts laughing] I didn't mean that as a joke! I was serious. It does create a target."
Category:Cancelled concerts
2006-xx-xx Sverige Radio P2, Stockholm, Sweden

== Notes ==
Mats Almegård interviewed to promote DM's concert at Globen Arena in Stockholm that year. Andrew Fletcher is also sitting in the room but does not say much. Martin says that it's "easier to write about feelings than about politics". This file was uploaded by the radio station in 2011. The date of the interview (or broadcast thereof) is unknown.
* Duration: 4:42 minutes
== Audio ==
Category:Interviews
Category:Interviews featuring Martin Gore
Category:Interviews featuring Andrew Fletcher
2007-05-11 MusiCares Map Fund Benefit, HenryFonda Music Theater, Los Angeles, CA, USA

== Notes ==
Dave Gahan was asked to be a part of the third annual Map Fund Benefit of MusiCares (a foundation that supports musicians who have been in some form of crisis), which was honouring Soundgarden and Audioslave frontman Chris Cornell and independent concert promoter Jeff McClusky that year. Dave Gahan got to perform two songs during this event, Policy Of Truth and Personal Jesus.
Band line-up:
* Dave Gahan: Vocals
* Victor Indrizzo: Drums
* Martyn LeNoble: Bass
* Vincent Jones: keyboard
* Josh Klinghoffer: Guitar
* John Frusciante: Guitar
A full recording of both songs exists, taped by someone named 'Slickmode', but it's not online and is rarely traded. Personal Jesus was uploaded on YouTube but later removed by DM's webmaster (note that Victor Indrizzo has stated that he really liked the upload). Later on, it was uploaded on Depechemode.tv (now-defunct), and has been spread back on YouTube here. A recording of the performance of Policy Of Truth has never been online, but DM's webmaster 'Brat' has recorded the rehearsal of this song. This video is no longer on DM's official site, but it is on YouTube.
During the red carpet interviews, Dave also revealed that he was working on a solo album that would become 'Hourglass'. 
Dave Gahan told Artisannews:
"Well I was asked to do it, which I was honored to be asked and like I said some of the people involved in it were instrumental in getting me help and pointing me in the right direction, years ago. So, it's weird that life goes like that, when you're awake and showing up for it, things happen. I think it was a couple of phone calls. I know that John was asked to do it and then I was asked to do it and I was like "Is John doing it?" and it's one of those kind of things. And the chance to go out and play with him, he's quite a fan of Depeche Mode and it's great. I'm a big fan of what he does." 
== Set list ==
#Policy Of Truth
#Personal Jesus
Category:Miscellaneous performances
2007-05-23 Medienkonverter, Q Hotel, Berlin, Germany

== Notes ==
Alan Wilder was in Berlin for two days to give interviews in order to promote Recoil album SubHuman. German musicsite Medienkonverter interviewed him for their site, and asked him to give an ID greeting as audio. This is that file. For the interview, go here.
* Duration: 00:05 minutes
== Audio ==
Category:Interviews
Category:Interviews featuring Alan Wilder
Category:Interviews relating to SubHuman
2007-06-06 Radio Z-Rock, Sofia, Bulgaria

== Notes ==
A phone interview with Alan Wilder with Bulgarian radio station Z-Rock, in order to promote his album SubHuman. This file was uploaded on depeche-mode.org and recorded by 'Lu'.
* Duration: 12:39 minutes
== Audio ==
Category:Interviews
Category:Interviews featuring Alan Wilder
Category:Interviews relating to SubHuman
2007-06-25 Heartbeat, FM4, Vienna, Austria

== Notes ==
Robert Rotifer interviewed Alan Wilder on his show Heartbeat about Wilder's new album SubHuman in London, and asked him about his collaboration with Joe Richardson, the end of Mute Records, and his musical struggles. The lineage of the file is unknown.
* Duration: 19:20 minutes
== Audio ==
Category:Interviews
Category:Interviews featuring Alan Wilder
Category:Interviews relating to SubHuman
2007-07-13 Sciambola Mare, Radio Deejay, Riccione, Italy

== Notes ==
Andrew Fletcher was in Italy to DJ at Prince Fashion Club in Riccione. Before that, he went to Radio Deejay to give an interview. Radio Deejay uploaded the interview on their site (link no longer working).
* Duration: 05:02 minutes
== Audio ==
Category:Interviews
Category:Interviews featuring Andrew Fletcher
2007-09-13 XFM, London, UK

== Notes ==
After having been to Berlin to talk to the German press, Dave Gahan spent three days at the Berkeley hotel in London. On the final day, (the 13th), Gahan not only went to Capital FM studios for an interview, but was also asked to comment on Led Zeppelin's reunion in that year, for an online article by XFM. Dave reckoned that, despite being a huge fan, his recent Rolling Stones experience made him a little wary of the reunion.
* Duration: 01:18 minutes
== Audio ==
Category:Interviews
Category:Interviews featuring Dave Gahan
Category:Interviews relating to Hourglass
2007-09-18 Radio 105, Milan, Italy

== Notes ==
Dave Gahan went to Milan, Italy, on September 18th 2007, to promote his album Hourglass. He did three radio interviews, one of them being this one. This file was uploaded by Italian fan Angela Spadola on her site Freeangel.it.
* Duration: 11:15 minutes
== Audio ==
Category:Interviews
Category:Interviews relating to Hourglass
Category:Interviews featuring Dave Gahan
2007-09-18 Tropical Pizza, Radio Deejay, Milan, Italy

== Notes ==
Dave Gahan went to Milan, Italy, on September 18th 2007, to promote his album Hourglass. He did three radio interviews, one of them being this one. DJ Nikki interviewed him on his radio show Tropical Pizza. They uploaded this interview on Podfeed.net.
* Duration: 20:32 minutes
== Audio ==
Category:Interviews
Category:Interviews relating to Hourglass
Category:Interviews featuring Dave Gahan
2007-09-23 Music Week, BBC6 Radio, London, UK

== Notes ==
After having been to Berlin to talk to the German press, Dave Gahan spent three days at the Berkeley hotel in London, giving interviews to British media. He also went to BBC6 Radio to give an interview, which was aired on the 23rd. For this interview, fans could submit questions which were picked out by host Lucy O'Doherty. This file was downloaded as a podcast from at the time.
* Duration: 04:30 minutes
== Audio ==
Category:Interviews
Category:Interviews relating to Hourglass
Category:Interviews featuring Dave Gahan
2007-09-27 Radio 1, Prague, Czech Republic

== Notes ==
Alan Wilder went to Prague on the 26th of September 2007 to promote his album SubHuman. After attending a release party, participating in a series of interviews, Q&As and autograph signings, Wilder visited Radio 1 the next day. Audio originally hosted on the Radio 1 website.
* Duration: 31:35 minutes
== Audio ==
Category:Interviews
Category:Interviews relating to SubHuman
Category:Interviews featuring Alan Wilder
2007-09-27 Radio Express, Prague, Czech Republic

==Notes==
Alan Wilder went to Prague on 26 September 2007 to promote his album SubHuman. After attending a release party, participating in a series of interviews, Q&As and autograph signings, he visited Radio Express on the 27th. Dr. Bob interviewed him on his show 'Express Drive'.
Hepzibah Sessa wrote in their report of this trip:
The day started with an early morning interview courtesy of Radio Express and the dulcet tones of Septic ex-pat Dr. Robert. As usual, Alan slipped effortlessly into 'interview mode', sounding cool and calm, throwing in a few humorous comments and totally belying the fact that he's been out of the promo loop for 7 years. By contrast, I sat there dribbling and prising my eyelids open Tom and Jerry style with two matchsticks.
* Duration: 31:25
==Audio==
Category:Interviews
Category:Interviews relating to SubHuman
Category:Interviews featuring Alan Wilder
2007-10-01 Radio Wave, Prague, Czech Republic

==Notes==
Alan Wilder went to Prague to promote his album SubHuman. He attended a release party, gave a Q&A session, met with Czechian fans, and participated in a series of interviews. On 1 October 2007, Wilder went to the studio of Radio Wave to give an interview there.
Description by Radio Wave:
Není nad to odstartovat týden, potažmo celý nový měsíc setkáním s výjimečným hostem. Takovou událostí byla jistě pondělní návštěva Alana Wildera ve studiu Radia Wave. Někdejší člen kultu Depeche Mode se od léta roku 1995 věnuje výhradně svému sólo projektu Recoil, se kterým v těchto dnech vydává svou novou desku nazvanou "subHuman".
Tu přijel představit i do Prahy na tzv Recoil party, která byla naplánována na sobotu 29. září v pražské Retro Music Hall. Jak tento večírek dopadl, jak se Alanovi v Praze (do které přijel po dlouhých 14 letech) líbí a jak si vůbec užíval prodloužený víkend v metropoli, to byl úvodní okruh otázek, který zazněl krátce po poledni na vlnách ČRo4.
Vedle povídání o vzniku nové desky Recoil, o ovlivňování se současnou muzikou došla pochopitelně řada i na slavná léta s Depeche Mode. Sám Alan se těchto historických okamžiků nezříká a je připraven na salvy otázek, které se působení v jedné z nejzásadnějších kapel minulých dekád týkají. I v Mezaninu na pár takových došlo, ale většinou se rozhovor točil okolo současných plodných dnů Alana Wildera. 
* Duration: 29:27
==Audio==
Category:Interviews
Category:Interviews relating to SubHuman
Category:Interviews featuring Alan Wilder
2007-10-02 Radio Z-Rock, Sofia, Bulgaria

==Notes==
Andrew Fletcher DJed at Sea Fest in Kavarna, Bulgaria on 8 September 2007. While there, radio station Z-Rock interviewed him at Hotel Admiral in Golden Sands, and aired it on October 2nd. They uploaded this interview on their site as an MP3 file, where it is still available.
* Duration: 06:36
==Audio==
Category:Interviews
Category:Interviews featuring Andrew Fletcher
2007-10-08/11 First Wave, Sirius XM, Los Angeles, CA, USA

== Notes ==
Richard Blade aired fragments on his show First Wave, a sub-channel of digital radio station Sirius XM. In this interview with Dave Gahan, aired from October 8th till 11th, Gahan talks about early Depeche Mode hits. While Blade did this to promote Gahan's album Hourglass, nothing is said about the album. It is possible that this interview was actually recorded a few years before, and that Blade aired in again in 2007. American fan Amanda Nichole a.k.a. 'Usaku' recorded three out of four fragments. Gahan talks about 'Just Can't Get Enough', 'People Are People', and 'A Question Of Time' respectively.
* Total duration: 06:49 minutes
== Audio ==
Category:Interviews
Category:Interviews featuring Dave Gahan
2007-10-23 Apple Store, SoHo, NYC, NY, USA

== Notes ==
In the week of the release of 'Hourglass', Dave did many interviews and promotional events. One of them was an intimate show at New York City's Apple store in SoHo. The show was admitted on a first come, first served basis. This show was recorded and released on iTunes afterwards.
Band line-up:
* Dave Gahan: Vocals
* Christian Eigner: Drums
* Martyn LeNoble: Bass
* Graham Finn: Guitar
* Andrew Phillpott: Keys & sequences
* Kurt Uenala: Roland SH101
== Set list ==
#Saw Something
#Kingdom
#Deeper And Deeper
#Use You
#Endless
#A Little Lie
#Miracles
Category:Miscellaneous performances
Category:Promotional events
Category:Officially released
2007-10-23 Channel 93.3, Denver, CO, USA

== Notes ==
Dave Gahan phoned Josh Goodman from Channel 93.3 in Denver on the morning of 23 October to coincide with the release of Gahan's solo album Hourglass. Goodman asks serious questions to a very enthusiastic Gahan. The interview was uploaded on their site (link now defunct) afterwards.
* Duration: 08:44 minutes
== Audio ==
Category:Interviews
Category:Interviews relating to Hourglass
Category:Interviews featuring Dave Gahan
2007-10-23 Mancow, Chicago, IL, USA

== Notes ==
Dave Gahan phoned Mancow Muller on his eponymous radio station in Chicago in the morning of 23 October to coincide with the release of Gahan's solo album Hourglass. This interview was uploaded on his site (link now defunct) as an MP3 file, from which this upload was taken.
* Duration: 06:46 minutes
== Audio ==
Category:Interviews
Category:Interviews relating to Hourglass
Category:Interviews featuring Dave Gahan
2007-10-25 Avatar Studios, NYC, NY, USA

== Notes ==
In the week of the release of 'Hourglass', Dave did many interviews and promotional events. One of them was this highly intimate gig. G Rock Radio held a contest where fans could send in their best questions for Dave Gahan. Twelve winners and their guests got to go to an undisclosed location to ask these questions to Dave Gahan as a Q&A. When they arrived at the studio they found out they were also getting a surprise: a live performance of Dave Gahan's new album, 'Hourglass', in addition to asking Dave questions in a Q&A session afterward.
There is only this short fan video recording of Miracles online as well as a video report by the G Rock Radio:
The Q & A can be watched in three parts: here, here, and here.
Band line-up:
* Dave Gahan: Vocals
* Christian Eigner: Drums
* Martyn LeNoble: Bass
* Graham Finn: Guitar
* Andrew Phillpott: Keys & sequences
* Kurt Uenala: Roland SH101
== Set list ==
#Saw Something
#Kingdom
#Deeper And Deeper
#Use You
#Endless
#A Little Lie
#Miracles
Category:Miscellaneous performances
Category:Promotional events
Category:External videos
2007-10-2x Interface, Spinner.com, AOL Studios, New York, NY, USA

== Notes ==
In the week of the release of 'Hourglass', Dave did many interviews and promotional events. One of them was a short "gig" on a show named 'Interface' where artists are asked to perform stripped-down versions of their songs for the now-defunct site Spinner.com. Spinner was property of AOL Music and so the performance took place in AOL's studios situated on Broadway, New York. The performance was uploaded on November 15th, 2007 as video files on Spinner's site (archive.org link), which could only be accessed if the viewer had an IP address from the U.S.A. The upload on the site went down about a year after, and in 2013, the whole site was shut down.
Band line-up:
* Dave Gahan: Vocals
* Christian Eigner: Drums
* Martyn LeNoble: Bass
* Graham Finn: Guitar
* Andrew Phillpott: Keys & sequences
* Kurt Uenala: Roland SH101
=== Interview ===
Dave Gahan also did an interview afterwards, which you can watch below:
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Note that this video has been re-encoded from the original Flash Video to a modern codec to allow streaming; the audio was not re-encoded from the original MP3 audio. The original FLV file is included in Source 1.
=== Gallery ===
Five images retrieved via an archive.org copy of the original Spinner.com page for this event are mirrored below.
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=== Description from Spinner.com ===
Dave Gahan Brings His 'Hourglass' to Our Studio
Depeche Mode frontman Dave Gahan stopped by our New York studio for a seven-song performance, featuring industrial-laced numbers from his new album, 'Hourglass.' The legendary New Wave pioneer's baritone vocals are arguably one of the most recognizable world-wide and with no touring plans announced, this performance serves as the only look at Gahan's pulverizing new material.
"It kind of happened almost like by accident, we didn't set out to make a record," Gahan told Spinner while speaking of the creation of 'Hourglass.' "I had this feeling inside that I needed to do something outside of the band [Depeche Mode]." Keep reading to watch Gahan's enigmatic performance.
Posted by Mike Spinella on Nov 16th 2007 12:00PM
== Set list ==
#Saw Something
#Kingdom
#Deeper And Deeper
#Use You
#Endless
#A Little Lie
#Miracles
== Sources ==
*Source 1 is the original FLV video fileset from Spinner.com for all 7 songs plus the interview with Dave.
*Source 2 is lossless audio of the 7 songs.
Category:Miscellaneous performances
Category:Download available
Category:Promotional events
Category:Interviews
Category:Interviews featuring Dave Gahan
Category:Interviews relating to Hourglass
2007-10-2x Interface, Spinner.com, AOL Studios, New York, NY, USA/Source 2

== Notes ==
An excellent soundboard recording of seven songs performed at AOL Studios in New York. These were recorded during the week of October 22, 2007, and subsequently released on November 15 via the (now-defunct) Spinner.com website.
This recording is a fantastic upgrade in quality compared to the previously available 96kbps MP3 files. Many thanks to Mike for sharing this lossless audio.
Endless and Miracles include more audio at the start of the songs compared to the video versions. For Endless, Dave introduces the song, and approximately 15 seconds of additional intro audio is included. For Miracles, Dave begins by saying, "Alright, so, we'll have another go at Miracles."
The running order of the songs on the CD-R was originally in alphabetical order, but this has been adjusted to match the sequence listed on the Spinner.com website. The revised order makes more sense, as Dave introduces himself and his band, 'The Jupiters,' at the beginning of Saw Something.
The Spinner.com article for this performance can be found on the Internet Archive.
The original FLV videos from Spinner.com, upgraded with this lossless audio, can be found as Source 1.
An interview with Dave following this performance is also available to watch on the main wiki page for this performance.
== Listen ==
You can listen to this entire recording below.
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== Track list ==
#[5:29] <sm2>https://media.dmlive.wiki/stream/dg2007-10-2x.sbd.AOLStudios.0.flac1644/01.m4a</sm2> Saw Something
#[4:44] <sm2>https://media.dmlive.wiki/stream/dg2007-10-2x.sbd.AOLStudios.0.flac1644/02.m4a</sm2> Kingdom
#[4:24] <sm2>https://media.dmlive.wiki/stream/dg2007-10-2x.sbd.AOLStudios.0.flac1644/03.m4a</sm2> Deeper And Deeper
#[4:54] <sm2>https://media.dmlive.wiki/stream/dg2007-10-2x.sbd.AOLStudios.0.flac1644/04.m4a</sm2> Use You
#[5:49] <sm2>https://media.dmlive.wiki/stream/dg2007-10-2x.sbd.AOLStudios.0.flac1644/05.m4a</sm2> Endless
#[5:00] <sm2>https://media.dmlive.wiki/stream/dg2007-10-2x.sbd.AOLStudios.0.flac1644/06.m4a</sm2> A Little Lie
#[3:42] <sm2>https://media.dmlive.wiki/stream/dg2007-10-2x.sbd.AOLStudios.0.flac1644/07.m4a</sm2> Miracles
*Total time: 34:04
== Lineage ==
*AOL Studios CD-R -> ripped with dBpoweramp R2024-09-30 -> WAV -> FLAC level 8
*dBpoweramp rip log, scans of CD-R, and auCDtectTaskManager log included
== Download ==
*Download ZIP - FLAC 16-bit 44.1KHz - 236.98MB
Category:Soundboard recordings
Category:Master recordings
Category:Source
Category:Streamable
2007-10-2x Offsite, Ethel, XM Satellite Radio, Sirius XM, NYC, NY, USA

== Notes ==
In the week of the release of 'Hourglass', Dave did many interviews and promotional events. One of them was a short "gig" on a sub-channel called Ethel, which is part of sub-channel XM47, which is part of radio channel Sirius XM. Since this is satellite radio, only subscribers could listen to it. The performance was not aired until February 10th, 2008, on Ethel's show 'Offsite'. But XM radio did upload a podcast on January 28th, 2008 in which they included the interview with Dave Gahan as well as really tiny snippets of four songs from the "gig". Only this podcast is online: see 2008-01-28 Ethel, XM Satellite Radio, NYC, NY, USA. From that podcast, it is clear that Dave and 'The Jupiters' (Dave's backing band) played at least Saw Something, Kingdom, Deeper And Deeper and A Little Lie, but it is not known in which order this was played and if they played any more songs.
Category:Miscellaneous performances
Category:Promotional events