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Nouvelle Vague 'A Date With Depeche Mode'

Gigs and concerts· London

Nouvelle Vague 'A Date With Depeche Mode'

Nouvelle Vague

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When
Friday, 5 March 2027, 6.30pm
Where
KOKO, 1A Camden High Street, Camden, London, NW1 7JE
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About the event

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AGMP Concerts presents NOUVELLE VAGUE 'A Date With Depeche Mode' + special guests Nouvelle Vague - the renowned bossa nova project founded by Marc Collin, a skilled musician, composer, and producer along with the late Olivier Libaux, announce their 2027 worldwide tour to celebrate the launch of the band's new album 'A Date With Depeche Mode'. Nouvelle Vague have cultivated an ever-evolving sound by hosting a rotating cast of talented female vocalists, including the likes of Camille, Elodie Frege, Melanie Pain, Phoebe Kildeer along with American actress, singer and musician Juliette Lewis and actress, model and singer Vanessa Paradis, Depeche Mode's Martin Gore, Ian McCulloch from Echo and the Bunnymen, Terry Hall and more who have seamlessly made these vintage tunes their own through their emotive interpretations and personal flair.

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1A Camden High Street, Camden, London, NW1 7JE

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