Peter Hook And The Light have announced new shows playing both of Joy Division's two albums in full. ORDER NOW: The Rolling Stones are on the cover of Uncut’s November 2021 issue READ MORE: New Order – Movement: The Definitive Edition review The band, who have been performing mate...
Peter Hook And The Light have announced new shows playing both of Joy Division‘s two albums in full.
- ORDER NOW: The Rolling Stones are on the cover of Uncut’s November 2021 issue
- READ MORE: New Order – Movement: The Definitive Edition review
The band, who have been performing material from Hook‘s old bands Joy Division and New Order since they formed in 2010, will play both Unknown Pleasures and Closer as part of their Joy Division: A Celebration Tour next April.
In addition to our UK & Irish tour dates in January and November, we are pleased to now be adding further shows for April.
Tickets for the April dates go on sale this Friday 24th September via https://t.co/aRq5vk7N7r
Tickets for the January & November dates are already on sale. pic.twitter.com/QjSKoKpkVd
— Peter Hook (@peterhook) September 20, 2021
They will also play rescheduled shows in Leeds, Glasgow, Manchester and London in January, as well as shows in Belfast, Dublin and Limerick in November 2022.
The shows will also see Hook and his band play a special opening set of New Order material. Full tour dates are as follows.
Peter Hook And The Light will play:
January 2022
11 – Leeds, O2 Academy
12 – Glasgow, Barrowland
14 – Manchester, O2 Apollo
15 – London, O2 Academy Brixton
April
7 – Brighton, Concorde 2
8 – Colchester, Arts Centre
9 – Norwich, UEA
16 – Nottingham, Rock City
18 – Bristol, Marble Factory
21 – Oxford, O2 Academy
22 – Holmfirth, Picturedrome
28 – Gloucester, Guildhall
29 – Birmingham, O2 Academy
November
10 – Limerick, Big Top
11 – Dublin, Olympia Theatre
12 – Belfast, Limelight
In October next year, Hook will also play rescheduled The Sound Of Joy Division Orchestrated shows with Manchester Camerata.
Hook first collaborated with the chamber orchestra back in 2019 for a trio of gigs, including a show at the Royal Albert Hall in London, which saw the musicians “revisit the post punk elements that shaped Joy Division’s ground-breaking sound, aligned with a full orchestra to reflect and respect the spirt which defines their heritage”.