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On Thursday, October 12, synth-pop icons
Depeche Mode performed at the Kaseya Center in downtown Miami as part of the band's Memento Mori Tour. South Florida fans packed the arena to hear songs like "Personal Jesus," "Strangelove," and "Enjoy the Silence."
If there was a dress code for Thursday's show, it was most definitely black. Whether intentional or not, the crowd was clad in tropigoth attire, which had
long been a thing in Miami before TikTok influencers took hold of the trend.
Check out the highlights from in and outside the arena, courtesy of photographer Michele Eve Sandberg.
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