Dave Gahan
| Born | May 9, 1962 |
| Hometown | Epping, England |
| Net worth | $80 million |
| Height | 5'10" (1.78m) |
| Spouse | Teresa Conroy, Teresa Conroy, Jennifer Sklias-Gahan, Joanne Fox |
| Children | Stella Rose |
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Depeche Mode won't 'rule out' new music in the future
- Depeche Mode are enjoying some downtime before considering working on new music.
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- EntertainmentThe Guardian
Depeche Mode review – who knew synth-pop could be this colossal and life-affirming?
Dave Gahan is a mic-spinning, limb-bending, theatrical marvel as the band gallop through decades’ worth of hits. And the presence of Andrew Fletcher, the keyboardist who died last year, is touchingly felt
- EntertainmentRolling Stone UK
Depeche Mode live in Dublin: a stunning celebration of life and music
On a balmy night in Dublin, Depeche Mode prove why they've lost none of their live power
- EntertainmentRolling Stone UK
Depeche Mode’s Dave Gahan on ‘Memento Mori’ and life after Andy Fletcher
Dave Gahan on the genesis of the band's best album in years.
- EntertainmentThe Telegraph
Depeche Mode honour the dead, Lana Del Rey is at her most self-indulgent – the week’s best albums
When your lead singer is a recovered heroin addict who has had so many brushes with death (including heart attacks, suicide attempts and overdoses) that paramedics nicknamed him “The Cat”, calling your 15th album Memento Mori (Latin for “remember death”) might seem like bravado. As it transpired, it was not Dave Gahan who was tempting fate. Songs had been demoed and the album title already chosen when Depeche Mode keyboardist and founder member Andy Fletcher died of a heart attack in May last ye
- EntertainmentBANG Showbiz
Depeche Mode dismiss suggestions Alan Wilder could rejoin
Depeche Mode have dismissed speculation Alan Wilder - who quit the group in 1995 - is set to rejoin the band in place of the late Andy Fletcher.
- EntertainmentEvening Standard
Memento Mori - Depeche Mode review: a serious album that reaches celestial grandeur
4/5 The pace stays slow, the mood gloomy: this is serious music for a serious band
- EntertainmentThe Independent
Depeche Mode review, Memento Mori: Facing down the inevitable
4/5 Dave Gahan and Martin Gore’s first album since the death of their bandmate Andrew Fletcher offers a more nuanced side of their dark electronic sound
- EntertainmentThe Guardian
Depeche Mode: Memento Mori review – a life-affirming farewell for Fletch
Andy Fletcher’s two surviving bandmates reflect on mortality on an album of warm, weird electro-pop
- CelebrityBANG Showbiz
Dave Gahan discussed the future of Depeche Mode with his therapist
Dave Gahan turned to his therapist for advice on how best to go about his working relationship with Martin Gore.
- CelebrityBANG Showbiz
Depeche Mode's Dave Gahan 'totally lost it' at Andy Fletcher's funeral
Depeche Mode star Dave Gahan has revealed he 'totally lost it' and broke down in tears at the funeral of his bandmate Andy Fletcher
