Forced to fashion rock Potsdam: An evening full of memories!

Forced to fashion rock Potsdam: An evening full of memories!

Potsdam, Deutschland - A fantastic music event recently took place in Potsdam: the popular band Forced to Mode. On July 13, 2025, they rocked the Waschhaus OpenAir stage with a rousing selection of songs that made the heart of many Depeche fashion fans beat faster. This concert not only promised nostalgia, but also an unforgettable experience for everyone present.

The audience enjoyed a bombastic playlist with hits such as "People are People" from 1984 and "Enjoy the Silence" from 1990. Classics such as "Just Can’t Get Enough" (1981), "A Question of Lust" and "Striped" (both from 1986) were not missing. Despite the rains, the mood was exuberant and energetic-exactly what you hope for from a live concert. The organizer, Rengo Wunderlich, really put it to the point when he praised the deep connection to the music and the great proximity to the original, which only intensified the atmosphere.

enthusiastic visitors and an atmospheric night

The number of visitors was remarkable and the enthusiasm was hard to overlook. Hartmut Behrenwald and his wife, who are considered a deportion fashion fans, were overjoyed to experience the concert, while Manuela Thiel was for the fifth time when they appeared by Forced to Mode. "It's just great again and again," she laughed. Vera Radtke from Babelsberg emphasized how much the music of her youth is countering.

The evening was more than just one concert: after over two hours and several encores that repeatedly encouraged the audience to celebrate, the last tones of "Just Can’t Get Enough" were smashed out into the night. As those present reported, it was a fantastic evening that left the last impression.

insight into music history

The music of Depeche Mode, which is based on Forced to Mode, has decades of history. The band first appeared live in 1980, which laid the foundation for their success. All of the songs played come - mostly - from Vince Clarke, with some pieces by Martin L. Gore. Not only in Potsdam makes this music impression, but also in other cities, such as Vienna, the band rocks the stages. A report by Pix666 describes another energetic concert, where the audience enthusiastically made "Enjoy the Silence" and also made the final with "Everything Counts" unforgettable.

The enthusiasm for Forced to Mode and their homage to Depeche Mode clearly shows that this music was not only a hit in the 80s, but still lives on in the heart of fans today. So the soundtrack of our youth will continue to be brought to the stages - with a dedication that keeps the past decades alive.