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Depeche Mode<\/a>\u2019s epic live film M<\/em> is set to arrive on Netflix later this week.<\/p>\n Details of the concert film were shared last April<\/a>, when the band confirmed that they had compiled footage from their \u2018Memento Mori\u2019 shows<\/a> in Mexico City, where Dave Gahan and co. played to nearly 200,000 fans over three sold-out nights.<\/p>\n It was conceptualised and directed by award-winning filmmaker Fernando Frias, and looked to both take the audience on a \u201cprofound musical journey\u201d and explore how the band\u2019s album of the same name carried a \u201cdeep connection to death and mortality in Mexican culture\u201d.<\/p>\n \u2018Memento Mori\u2019, which was their 15th studio release, marked the first since the tragic passing of synth player and founding member Andy Fletcher<\/a>, who died back in May 2022. The subsequent tour spanned between 2023 and 2024 and saw the surviving members play to more than 3million fans globally across 112 shows.<\/p>\n M<\/em> had a premiere at the 2025 Tribeca Film Festival, and was then screened at over 2,500 cinemas across more than 60 countries<\/a> last October. It was then given a physical release later that month, and also shared as a live album called \u2018Memento Mori: Mexico City\u2019<\/a>.<\/p>\n Now, it is heading to streaming, and will be available on Netflix from later this week.<\/p>\n The concert film will be arriving on the streaming giant on Friday (January 9) and available for those in the US, UK and Europe.<\/p>\n