Depeche Mode London O2 Arena set times: When fans can expect band and support on stage for Memento Mori shows

Depeche Mode's Memento Mori tour is set to stop at the London O2 Arena this week as they take to the stage on Monday (January 22) and again on Saturday (January 27).

The group's latest string of shows which will also see them perform in Birmingham and Manchester is named after their fifteenth studio album, which they released last spring in March.

This week won't be the first time the tour has stopped in London. In June, Depeche Mode brought their Memento Mori Tour to fans in the capital at the 82,000 capacity Twickenham Stadium. 

Depeche Mode is no stranger to the capital arena, having performed on its stage several times over the years. They last took over the O2 in 2017 as part of their Global Spirit tour.

Here's when Depeche Mode are set to take to the stage at their 2024 London O2 Arena show. 

When is Depeche Mode's London O2 Arena support act set to take to the stage?

The Electronic group will be supported by singer-songwriter Nadine Shah for their show at the London O2 Arena. Shah, who started her musical career as a jazz singer at just 17 years old, has gone on to release four studio albums and is set to release her fifth, Filthy Underneath, next month. 

As per the confirmed performance times for Depeche Mode's upcoming Birmingham show at the Utilita Arena, London fans can expect Nadine Shah to open the band's O2 Arena show at around 7.45pm.

When is Depeche Mode set to take to the stage at London's O2 Arena?

Depeche Mode are expected to take to the London O2 Arena stage at around 8.45pm. Just Can't Get Enough and Never Let Me Down Again are just some of the band's hits that London fans will no doubt hear as the group takes over the iconic capital music venue.

When will Depeche Mode's London O2 Arena show end?

Weekday and Saturday London O2 Arena shows typically wrap up around 11pm. Therefore, Depeche Mode fans can expect the group's show to end then, too.