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Peter Hook & The Light Tour 2024: Band Set to Play 'Substance' Albums Across North America, UK, and More

Peter Hook & The Light will be performing all songs from Joy Division and New Order's albums of the same name, 'Substance', next year; check out all the details about tickets below.#PeterHookAndTheLight #JoyDivision #NewOrder
Ian Curtis' Cause of Death: How Frontman's Passing Transformed Joy Division Into New Order Explained

Joy Division's frontman Ian Curtis died on May 18, 1980, before the band's then-new album release and supposed first U.S. tour.#IanCurtis #JoyDivision
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 2023 Nominees Announced: Will Kate Bush Finally Be Inducted?

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame has finally unveiled the nominees for its Class of 2023. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame has finally unveiled the nominees for its Class of 2023.
New Order Returns to America: 2023 Tour: Tickets, Venues, and More Details

New Order will be heading to the United States this 2023 for a short tour including an appearance at the SXSW festival; find out if they're going to a city near you!#NewOrder #SXSW
Ian Curtis and Joy Division Remembered on the 36th Anniversary of Singer's Death

Yesterday marked the 36th anniversary of the death of legendary musician Ian Curtis, acclaimed singer and songwriter of infuential English post-punk band Joy Division. The anguished frontman committed suicide on May 18, 1980 at 23.
New Order Unveil US Tour Dates, New 'Music Complete' Single "Singularity"

After making their triumphant return to form in 2015 with the group's first album in a decade, New Order are gearing up to get back out on the road again. The "Blue Monday" band have announced the first batch of U.S. shows on their upcoming Music Complete Tour, which includes a stop at the famed Radio City Music Hall. They have also released the next single from their comeback album Music Complete, "Singularity," giving the track the extended mix treatment.
New Order Shares Disco Inspired ‘Tutti Frutti’ Video [WATCH]

Synthpop veterans New Order dropped their tenth studio album, Music Complete, last September. Now they've shared an official video for standout track "Tutti Frutti," which is one of three tracks on the new album featuring vocals from La Roux's Elly Jackson.
Sonar Festival 2016 Lineup: New Order, Fatboy Slim, Skepta Lead Phase 1

The festival will take place in Barcolna June 16-18. Sónar Festival Barcelona has announced the first phase of acts that will join its 2016 lineup.
Stream, Download New Order Album 'Music Complete'

In a day packed with some of the biggest albums of the year, one mustn't overlook the triumphant return of UK new wave rock band New Order and their first album in nearly a decade Music Complete. The LP is now available to stream and download through any of your favorite portals.
New Order's 'Restless' Music Video Pays Tribute to 'Game of Thrones' Myth [WATCH]

It's been 10 years since New Order released a new album and on September 25, we'll get to hear what the British new wave band has been working on. In the mean time, fans can get a taste for the album, Music Complete, with a Game of Thrones tribute video for the band's first single "Restless."
New Order Announces New Album 'Music Complete' & 2015 Tour

Electro icons New Order recently announced plans for a UK tour in addition to revealing additional details about their forthcoming full-length. Known for crafting essential dance anthems and new wave favorites like "Blue Monday," "Age of Consent" and "Enjoy The Silence," New Order became a classic of the '80s. After what has for fans undoubtedly felt like a decade, the band's 10th album is set to drop September 25 and now a tour is set to follow.
New Order to Release New Album This Fall

Back in September, synthpop legends New Order announced that they had signed to Mute Records, and in a new interview with "Rolling Stone," the band has revealed that its first album for the label can be expected for fall 2015. This new album, which has yet to be given a title, will be New Order's first with their new five-piece lineup, which includes Bad Lieutenant's Phil Cunningham and Tom Chapman. The album also sees the return of keyboardist Gillian Gilbert, who left the band following their 2001 album "Get Ready."