Depeche Mode's Gahan Has Tumor Removed

Doctors operate to excise a malignant growth from frontman Dave Gahan's bladder. Click here for details.
Dave Gahan

Depeche Mode singer Dave Gahan had a low-grade malignant tumor removed from his bladder, but is expected to make a full recovery and restart his band's world tour June 8 in Leipzig, Germany, according to a statement posted on the band's website.

Depeche Mode's Dave Gahan Rushed to Hospital

The Brit synth-pop band is forced to cancel six shows. Click here for more.
David Gahan

Depeche Mode singer Dave Gahan was rushed to the hospital Monday, just before his band's scheduled performance in Athens, Greece.

SPIN.com's Best of the Week

From Green Day's new tour to the Lollapalooza lineup, this week's top stories had us asking, "Is it summer yet?"
Green Day's Billy Joe / Eminem / Perry Farrell

This week's top stories had us thinking that summer couldn't come soon enough: Green Day announced their summer tour plans, while officials unveiled the lineup for this year's Lollapalooza festival. Meanwhile, Eminem unveiled the pilled-out cover of his summer release and Oasis announced plans to take a summer vacation -- for five years!

Jane's Addiction, Tool, Depeche Mode Play Lollapalooza

Killers, Kings of Leon, and more also scheduled for the Chicago fest. Click here for the official lineup -- and a few surprises!
Dave Navarro from Jane's Addiction / Photo by Misha Vladimirskiy

It's official: Depeche Mode, Jane’s Addition, Tool, the Killers, Beastie Boys, and Kings of Leon will headline 2009's Lollapalooza festival, scheduled to hit Chicago's Grant Park August 7-9.

New Albums from Depeche Mode, Art Brut, and 9 More

Get SPIN's take on the best and worst releases of the week!
Depeche Mode

Here's a rundown of the essential albums available online and in record stores today:

The Inquisition: Tough Questions for Martin Gore

"I think we've done pretty well," says the Depeche Mode songwriter. "If God was judging us, I think he'd give us a seven."
Martin Gore / Photo by Anton Corbijn

Dave Gahan may be the voice and snaky hips in front, but it's Martin Gore, with his choirboy vocals, perverse stage getups, and hyper-emotional songwriting, who provides Depeche Mode with its dark heartbeat.

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