Depeche Mode TonI François Share on Facebook Share on X Share to Flipboard Send an Email Show additional share options Share on LinkedIn Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share on Tumblr Share on Whats App Print the Article Post a Comment Depeche Mode's concert film Depeche Mode: M will get a limited time theatrical release in October, the band confirmed on Tuesday. The concert doc, which chronicles the band's three 2023 Mexico City shows at Estadio GNP Seguros (then called Foro Sol), will hit theaters and IMAX starting October 28, with tickets going on sale September 17 on the film's website. The film is being released through Sony Music Vision and Trafalgar Releasing and will screen at over 2,500 theaters . Depeche Mode: M originally premiered at Tribeca back in June, one of many music-related projects that hit the film festival this year. The movie was directed by Mexican director Fernando Frías de la Parra, whose other credits include the acclaimed I'm No Longer Here and I Don't Expect Anyone to Believe mE. Related Stories News Taylor Swift Reveals New Album 'The Life of a Showgirl' in Teaser for Travis Kelce's Podcast News Cause of Death of Kelly Clarkson's Ex-Husband Brandon Blackstock Revealed by Coroner "At its core, our new film 'M' is about the deep connection between music, culture, and people-and Fernando Frías, who directed and conceived the film, did a beautiful job telling that story that through the lens of Mexican culture and our shows in Mexico City," Depeche Mode's Dave Gahan said in a statement. Depeche Mode played the Mexico shows during the group's Memento Mori Tour, which marked the band's first tour since keyboardist Andy Fletcher's death in 2022. Over 112 shows across 2023 and 2024, that tour sold about 3 million tickets. "We're proud to continue our longstanding collaboration with Sony Music Vision and IMAX to bring Depeche Mode: M to audiences worldwide in October," Marc Allenby, CEO of Trafalgar Releasing, said in a statement. "This cinematic experience is a perfect celebration of the Memento Mori Tour and the deep connection Depeche Mode has with their global fanbase." THR Newsletters Sign up for THR news straight to your inbox every day Subscribe Sign Up Richard Linklater NY Film Festival Adds World Premieres of Ben Stiller's Jerry Stiller and Anne Meara Doc, Daniel Day-Lewis' Acting Return in Son Ronan Day-Lewis' 'Anemone' Locarno Pro Locarno Open Doors Program Unveils Winners, Including 'Kachifo' and 'Black Snake' Locarno Film Festival 'Mosquitoes' Looks to Bring the Buzz, Inspired by Its Directing Sisters' Childhood and 'Powerpuff Girls' Zach Cregger Josh Brolin Says 'Weapons' Is the Opposite of "All the Same S***" on Streamers Shrek 5 'Shrek 5' Moves Back 6 Months to Summer 2027 The Naked Gun 'Naked Gun' Producers Seth MacFarlane and Erica Huggins Talk Greenlight Hurdles and Sequel Possibilities Richard Linklater NY Film Festival Adds World Premieres of Ben Stiller's Jerry Stiller and Anne Meara Doc, Daniel Day-Lewis' Acting Return in Son Ronan Day-Lewis' 'Anemone' Locarno Pro Locarno Open Doors Program Unveils Winners, Including 'Kachifo' and 'Black Snake' Locarno Film Festival 'Mosquitoes' Looks to Bring the Buzz, Inspired by Its Directing Sisters' Childhood and 'Powerpuff Girls' Zach Cregger Josh Brolin Says 'Weapons' Is the Opposite of "All the Same S***" on Streamers Shrek 5 'Shrek 5' Moves Back 6 Months to Summer 2027 The Naked Gun 'Naked Gun' Producers Seth MacFarlane and Erica Huggins Talk Greenlight Hurdles and Sequel Possibilities