Over-18s tribute show by The Devout, billed as the UK's best Depeche Mode tribute act, running for more than two and a half hours.
The Devout are playing Saltbox on Friday 6 November, as part of their 2026 European tour. They're a Depeche Mode tribute act, and the BBC has called them 'The Best Depeche Mode Tribute band in The UK'.
The show is built on authentic song reproductions and visuals, and it runs for more than two and a half hours. This particular tour is called the Black Celebration Tour, a nod to the 40th anniversary of the album Black Celebration. The set is designed to transport the audience back to a Depeche Mode concert at its peak, and the length of the show means they can work through a good deal of ground rather than just a handful of the best-known tracks.
The line-up brings together musicians who've each made their own mark elsewhere. Reza Udhin has played with Killing Joke, Inertia and Black Volition; Keith Trigwell comes from Speak & Spell and Form; and Barclay Quarton has been in The Doors Experience. Between them, they've got a fair bit of stage experience to draw on.
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Saltbox is at Bolero Square, NG1 1LY. The night runs from 7:30pm to 11:00pm, with last entry at 10:30pm, so you've got a bit of leeway if you're running late. Tickets are between £17.60 and £19.80, and the venue restricts admission to over-18s.
