Depeche Mode’s lead singer, Dave Gahan, has recently addressed the band’s future, revealing that new music is not currently a priority. In a candid interview, Gahan shared that neither he nor bandmate Martin Gore have been writing new material since their world tour concluded in April 2024. He emphasized the importance of cherishing time with family and friends, reflecting on the impact of the 2022 death of musician Mark Lanegan.
This revelation follows a series of personal and professional challenges for Gahan. Earlier in 2024, he underwent vocal surgery, which led to complications and a prolonged recovery period. During this time, Gahan admitted he was “100% ready” to retire due to the setbacks and the unexpectedly grueling recovery process.
In light of these events, Depeche Mode announced an extended hiatus after their scheduled activities in 2025, citing the need for personal downtime and creative replenishment. The band emphasized the importance of focusing on health and well-being during this period.
Despite these challenges, Gahan remains committed to his musical journey. He has hinted at the possibility of future solo projects, suggesting that his time with Depeche Mode has allowed him to explore new aspects of his musical identity. “I will
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