Depeche Mode занимаются благотворительностью. Всем известная группа из Великобритании Depeche Mode примет участие в концерте, который организовуют в благотворительных целях - Teenage Cancer Trust. Вначале это были слухи, но позже сами артисты подтвердили свое присутствие семнадцатого февраля этого года. Сам концерт пройдёт в столице Великобритании Лондоне в Royal Albert Hall. Следует сказать, что это первый концерт в целях благотвориетельности, который организовал фонд по борьбе с раком среди молодых людей Великобритании. Сами музыканты сказали, что очень рады выступить на предстоящем концерте, тем более Depeche Mode никогда раньше не выступали в Royal Albert Hall, а тут такой шанс, да ещё и ради благотворительности.
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