SNEAKERS - Tribute to Depeche Mode

Born in the now distant 1995, the SNEAKERS have been able to transform themselves and go beyond the stereotype of a simple "tribute band", becoming a well-known name on the new wave music scene of Turin and beyond. The reasons for this artistic longevity must surely be sought in the strong cohesion and the live impact that the band manages to release at every concert ... After having successfully presented the show that emulated the Touring The Angel, the SNEAKERS presented themselves on stage with the scenography of the Devotional Tour of 1993. The clash between electronic sounds made of samplers, synths and sequencers, and the sounds decidedly "live" are repeated in the two hours of the show by ..SNEAKERS, ranging through the three fundamental moments of the DM, the naive and yet fundamental beginnings of the 80s with Vince Clark, (to the long years with Alan Wilder, where the fundamental pages of the band's history were written (and here the list would be endless: just quote songs like Black Celebration, Never let me down again, Personal Jesus, Enjoy the silence, World in my eyes, Halo) without forgetting the latest works following Alan Wilder's abandonment (Home, It's no good, Freelove). In October 2004 the live show was subjected to the criticism of the same DM who were happy with the work done, defining the SNEAKERS one of the best tribute bands