New Order Announce Lima Show on 5 December 2026
New Order have announced a show in Lima on 5 December 2026.
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New Order have announced a show in Lima on 5 December 2026.
Phil Cunningham has marked 25 years since his first gig with New Order at Liverpool's Olympia. The keyboard player used the milestone to reflect on the memories and friendships formed during his time with the band, and to thank fans for their ongoing support.
New Order posted emojis on their official Twitter account, with fans reporting that pre-ordered items have begun arriving.
New Order bring together their acclaimed compilations 'The Best Of New Order' and 'The Rest Of New Order' in a new combined release, available today. The collection features fully remastered audio and previously unreleased remixes from Sub Sub, Richie Hawtin, and Joe T. Vannelli. Separate vinyl editions with audio remastered at Abbey Road are now available, alongside a new 3LP version of 'The Rest Of New Order'.
New Order posted a video featuring 'World in Motion' in connection with England football action.
New Order will perform at the Veltrac Music Festival in Lima, Peru on 5 December 2026.
New Order posted 'World in Motion' video and audio content on their official account.
New Order have shared Richie Hawtin's Alternate Version 2 mix of Blue Monday-95, available to listen to now. The track features on the four-CD deluxe edition '(the best & the rest of) NewOrder', out 17 July.
Stephen Morris, drummer with Joy Division and New Order, will be interviewed on BBC Radio 6 Music on Sunday July 12 at 6pm. The programme will air in the week of what would have been Ian Curtis's 70th birthday.
New Order shared a new video on their official account.
New Order have announced a show at Espaço Unimed in São Paulo, Brazil on 25 November 2026. The band previously played the city in 1988.
New Order will return to São Paulo on 25 November for a performance at Espaço Unimed, their first Brazilian show since December 2018. Tickets are available through Ticketmaster.
New Order have announced that drummer Stephen Morris and keyboard player Gillian Gilbert will not be touring with the band for the foreseeable future due to personal health reasons. The decision affects their upcoming performance at Chile's Primavera Festival in November, marking the first show in the country for seven years. This marks a significant change to the band's live lineup, which has centred around these two core members since the 2011 reunion.
New Order will perform at Primavera in Chile in November, their first show there in seven years. Stephen Morris and Gillian Gilbert will not be joining due to personal health reasons, with Bernard Sumner, Phil Cunningham, and Tom Chapman performing as a trio.
New Order shared a video of their classic 'World in Motion' on their official account.
New Order have reflected on their Boston roots, recalling a September 1980 performance at The Underground — one of their earliest American shows, performed only months after Ian Curtis's death. Playing seven songs including 'Cries and Whispers' with Stephen on vocals, it marked their début as a reformed band in the US. They returned to Boston in 2022 during The Unity Tour, opening with 'Regret'.
Forty years on from Low-Life, New Order remain the essential blueprint for merging live guitar-and-bass performances with drum machines and synthesizers—a hybrid approach that once felt experimental and now underpins how contemporary musicians think about electronic production. The retrospective traces their arc from Joy Division through Power, Corruption & Lies, Low-Life, Brotherhood, and Technique, examining how they built a cultural bridge between post-punk Manchester and 1980s club culture that newer listeners continue discovering through streaming. Their influence extends beyond nostalgia: contemporary indie and electronic acts still cite them as evidence that a band can reinvent itself completely without abandoning its core emotional identity.
The classic lineup of Bernard Sumner, Peter Hook, Stephen Morris, and Gillian Gilbert fused post punk with electronic music. Albums like Power ...
Joy Division remain a dark gravitational force for new generations discovering post-punk, with Unknown Pleasures and Closer still ranking amongst rock's finest albums nearly fifty years after the band's 1980 split. Their influence is visible in contemporary artists from Interpol to The Strokes, and their streaming presence continues to introduce listeners to the band's stark, emotionally devastating sound.
New Order shared a new video and directed fans to a music release on their official account.
New Order are playing Festival Fauna Primavera in Santiago de Chile on 26–28 November 2026. Further information is available at faunaprimavera.cl.
New Order have reissued their two landmark compilations from the mid-'90s together for the first time, with newly remastered audio. The reissue spans multiple formats including Abbey Road-mastered vinyl, and adds a 3LP version of The Rest Of that finally compiles all 12 original songs on a single format.
New Order have announced 'The Best & The Rest Of', a remastered collection combining their two acclaimed early-90s compilations with previously unreleased remixes from SubSub, Richie Hawtin and Joe T. Vannelli. The four-CD deluxe and separate vinyl editions arrive 17 July via Warner Music. The announcement comes following their Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction and Peter Hook's recent comments on a potential reunion.
New Order have announced '(The Best & The Rest Of) New Order', a compilation bringing together their '(The Best Of) New Order' and '(The Rest Of) New Order' collections for the first time. The release features fully remastered audio alongside a selection of remixes, including previously unreleased tracks, from Sub Sub, Richie Hawtin, and Joe T. Vannelli. Pre-orders are live at the band's official store.
New Order sent birthday wishes to Tom Chapman on X on 15 May.
Joy Division and New Order are being inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame on November 14, with both bands honoured together at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles. Peter Hook has confirmed he will attend but has ruled out any reunion performance with the other band members, citing the fallout from the group's 2007 split and subsequent legal dispute.
Peter Hook is in talks to perform at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony in Los Angeles on 14 November, which will honour Joy Division and New Order as a single act. He's ruled out reuniting with his former bandmates, citing an eight-year legal battle and ongoing bad blood. But he suggested that Oasis could serve as unlikely intermediaries to help broker peace.
Joy Division and New Order have finally entered the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame after three years of applications. Peter Hook, interviewed by Rolling Stone, initially insisted he won't stand with his former bandmates at the ceremony, but gradually suggested that a genuine apology might change his mind — leaving the door open to a potential reunion performance.
New Order have been recognised by the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. In a statement released via X, the band thanked the institution and reflected on their nearly five-decade journey from Joy Division, acknowledging fans, collaborators, and those no longer with them.
Joy Division and New Order have been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, ending decades of omission for two of rock's most innovative and influential bands. The induction marks a significant shift in the Hall's historical resistance to post-1980 rock and electronic artists.
Joy Division and New Order have been inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame's 2026 class. The bands were nominated jointly for the third consecutive year, a combined legacy now recognised at the highest level of rock music history.
Joy Division and New Order are being inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame on their third nomination. The induction ceremony is on 14 November at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, with the broadcast to follow on ABC and Disney+ in December.
New Order have shared a video of 'Fine Time' from their 1988 Top of the Pops appearance, with hashtags referencing the Balearics and Amnesia Ibiza.
Brighton band Lime Garden have released a cover of New Order's 1983 single 'Age Of Consent', recorded at Abbey Road studios. The track appears on their forthcoming album Maybe Not Tonight, for which New Order served as a key influence.
Lime Garden recorded a cover of New Order's 'Age Of Consent' at Abbey Road whilst developing their new album 'Maybe Not Tonight'. The band cite New Order and synthesist Gillian Gilbert as key influences on their sound.
New Order have issued a year-end thank you to everyone who attended their 2025 tour dates, which spanned Japan, Australia, and the USA. The band wished fans well for 2026.
New Order have sent their best wishes to keyboardist Phil Cunningham on his birthday. The band shared a photograph by Warren Jackson to mark the occasion.
New Order have announced expanded 2CD and Blu-ray reissues of their first four albums: Movement, Power, Corruption & Lies, Low-Life, and Brotherhood. The records span 1981–1986 and chart the band's evolution from post-punk to electronic pop, and they're now available to order.
A fake Gillian account on TikTok is circulating — Gillian's not on TikTok. The band have listed the real accounts (Gillian, Stephen, Phil and Tom on Instagram and/or X) and flagged that members will never ask fans for anything in return for merchandise.
New Order are releasing their first four albums in 2CD expanded format for the first time outside the boxsets—each with the remastered original plus a bonus disc of extras. Movement, Low-Life, and Brotherhood are also arriving on Blu-ray Audio with Dolby Atmos, 5.1 surround, and newly mixed 2024 stereo versions by Steven Wilson.
The Merch Market arrives at Manchester venues on Sunday 25th May with free entry and merch stalls from New Order, Doves, and dozens of other bands. Stephen Morris will conduct interviews, and Serenity Booksellers will run a bookstall alongside artwork vendors.
New Order are playing Kilby Block Party in Salt Lake City on 15 May 2025. What started as an actual block party in 2019 has grown into a proper festival, now pulling over 25,000 attendees at the Utah State Fairground.
New Order have issued a statement denying reports of a forthcoming studio album and world tour. The band emphasised they share official news through their official channels first, so fans should follow social media and neworder.com for genuine updates.
New Order are confirmed for Cruel World Festival 2025 at Pasadena's Rose Bowl. Early pass registration opens Friday, 25 October.
Stephen Morris has appeared on the Rockonteurs podcast alongside Gary Kemp and Guy Pratt to discuss his time in New Order, the forthcoming Brotherhood reissue, and the return of the Transmissions podcast series. The episode is available to listen now.
Season 2 of Transmissions features exclusive interviews with all four New Order members, plus contributions from Johnny Marr, Christine And The Queens, Virgil Abloh, and others. It charts what happened after Blue Monday's global success—when Quincy Jones and John Hughes came calling, and top producers queued up for studio time—through the recording of Brotherhood, Technique, and Republic and the chaotic peak of the Hacienda.
The Brotherhood Definitive Edition arrives 22 November in 2CD, 2DVD and vinyl formats. It features nine unreleased tracks from a 1985 Japan session and live footage from Brixton, G-Mex and Glastonbury that's never been officially available before.
New Order's Stephen Morris will present a 30-minute ICONS Mix with Mary Anne Hobbs on BBC Radio 6 Music at midday on Friday.
Bernard Sumner has posted a rare political statement, criticising the Conservative government's plan to slash disability benefits for people with mental health issues and the billions wasted on unusable PPE during COVID. He's also challenged the government's rejection of an EU youth mobility scheme and called Brexit an abject failure. Coming from someone who rarely speaks out publicly on politics, it's a significant intervention.
After a 41-year wait, Cardiff finally gets New Order back on 22 August, with The Charlatans supporting. Manchester's up next (24 August) for their first full headline since 2021, with Johnny Marr and Róisín Murphy on the bill. Presale opens 4 December.
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New Order's Substance 1987 compilation is being reissued as an expanded four-disc set arriving 10 November. Beyond the original album's classic tracks—including "Ceremony," "Blue Monday," "True Faith," and "The Perfect Kiss"—the reissue adds a disc of dub versions and alternate takes, plus a previously unreleased 1987 live performance from California recorded to match the album's track list. The set is available in 2CD, 4CD, 2LP, and cassette formats.
New Order have announced a reissue of 'Substance 1987', the 1987 Factory Records compilation of their early 12" singles. The release arrives in multiple formats—vinyl, CD, cassette, and an expanded 4CD collection—with the latter adding alternative versions, B-sides, and a previously unreleased concert recording from Irvine Meadows, California, taped in 1987. Individual 12" reissues of 'True Faith', 'True Faith Remix', and 'Blue Monday 88' will also be released, with everything due 10th November 2023.
Substance 1987 is getting reissued this November across vinyl, CD, and cassette. The 4CD deluxe includes a previously unreleased live recording from Irvine Meadows, California (12th September 1987), capturing the band playing the entire album in sequence.
New Order will reissue Substance 1987 on 10 November via Rhino Records across multiple formats, with the centrepiece a 4CD expanded edition adding alternate versions and B-sides alongside a previously unreleased live concert from Irvine Meadows recorded on 12 September 1987. It's coming as double LP (with a retail-exclusive blue-and-red coloured pressing), double cassette, and digital; 12-inch singles for 'True Faith,' 'True Faith Remix' and 'Blue Monday 88' reissue at the same time.
New Order's Substance 1987 compilation is being reissued on 10 November via Warner in CD, cassette, and vinyl formats, with select editions including an unreleased live album recorded at Irvine Meadows, California, in September 1987. The remastered collection features the original singles alongside B-sides and alternate versions; at that live show, the band played through the entire album in sequence.
New Order are adding Kyris—a Manchester indie four-piece—to support their Leeds show on 7th October. Confidence Man are backing the full UK and Ireland leg; the Australian band's 2022 album Tilt reached number 7 in the UK charts and earned strong critical praise.
Republic marked its thirtieth anniversary this week—New Order's first album without Factory backing and their second straight UK number-one. 'Regret' proved they hadn't lost their touch for a proper hook, hitting number 28 on the US charts, their best Billboard placement yet. Peter Saville's cover captured California's contradictions: burning houses and empty beaches, a visual match for an album caught between the dancefloor and the song.
New Order have announced a UK and European tour for autumn 2023, returning to major cities including London, Dublin, Glasgow, and Leeds alongside Copenhagen, Amsterdam and Paris. Dublin's first headline show in the country in 26 years; Glasgow's first visit in eight.
New Order played SXSW's opening night in Austin after sold-out Texas dates, running through a proper set of hits and deeper cuts—Blue Monday marking 40 years this month, Bizarre Love Triangle, Crystal, and Joy Division covers. Bernard used the keynote to talk about supporting young musicians. Beyond The Music, their new Manchester festival launching in October, is where that focus is heading.
Mella Dee has released 'Riptide', featuring Bernard Sumner on vocals over an Italo-disco influenced club production. Sumner wrote and recorded his part after hearing Mella Dee's instrumental.
New Order are confirmed for Primavera Sound 2023. The festival spans Barcelona (1–3 June) and Madrid (8–10 June) on consecutive weekends, with over 200 acts performing at each location.
New Order have unveiled an exclusive Blue Monday 40th anniversary merchandise collection on neworder.com: two t-shirts, a hoodie, long sleeve, a pin, and numbered lithograph. White items aren't available in the US.
New Order have confirmed opening acts for their North American tour across Dallas, San Antonio, Houston, and New Orleans, with most dates already sold out. Highlights include Zachery Allan Starkey—who collaborated with Bernard on FEAR CITY—and DJ Little Martin, a Manchester house pioneer working since 1983.
New Order are playing four North American dates in March: Dallas (9th), San Antonio (11th), Houston (16th), and New Orleans (18th). Pre-sale tickets start 28 January; general sale begins 3 February.
The official Unity Tour merchandise is now available to order—t-shirts, a hoodie, a sweatshirt, and a tote bag. Expect the same items at the venue merch desks during the shows.
Bernard and Stephen joined a parliamentary panel on May 18th to discuss suicide prevention and mental health policy, coinciding with the 42nd anniversary of Ian Curtis's death. Alongside MPs and mental health campaigners, they spoke to politicians including Sir Keir Starmer and Andy Burnham about the state of mental health support in the UK.
New Order are releasing a charity t-shirt to support the British Red Cross Ukraine Crisis Appeal, with all profits donated to the fund. The design replicates the VHS label from Taras Shevchenko (Fact 77), Peter Saville's iconic cover artwork. A straightforward way for fans to help.
New Order played the historic Piece Hall in Halifax on 8 September 2021, a northern gig preceding their homecoming headline at Heaton Park in Manchester. A significant moment in the band's return to headline shows.
New Order are streaming their sold-out O2 London show on 6 November to a global audience — their first live performance in nearly 18 months. The broadcast runs from 8.45pm GMT for 72 hours via Live Here Now. It's their way of reaching fans beyond those who can make London.
Tom's marked a decade with New Order since his debut on 17 October 2011 at Ancienne Belgique in Brussels. Phil Cunningham, the previous 'new guy,' reflected on how quickly the past ten years have gone, and Bernard Sumner offered his congratulations.
New Order are playing The O2 in London on 6 November. Final tickets are available following recent shows in Halifax and Manchester.
New Order's visual director selected a photograph from the Heaton Park homecoming concert showing Ian Curtis on the stagescreen (from a Kevin Cummins portrait) looking across the crowd as the band played. The photographer, David Jackson, won a signed poster. Simple but pointed: Curtis watching over Manchester and his former bandmates.
New Order are playing Halifax on 8 September with LoneLady and DJ Tin Tin on support — their first gig since Australia in March 2020. Tickets go on general sale 6 August; members get a pre-sale the day before.
Phil Cunningham's reached his 20th anniversary with New Order — two decades since debuting at Liverpool's Olympia. Bernard and Stephen both reflected on the milestone, with Stephen particularly warm about Phil's unwavering commitment and enthusiasm over the years. It marks full establishment for a guitarist now integral to the band.
The Unity Tour's rescheduled to September 2022. Brooklyn adds a Barclays Center show, Seattle moves to Climate Pledge Arena, and Paul Oakenfold joins as special guest, with original tickets valid for the new dates.
New Order have announced 'education entertainment recreation', a live album and concert film arriving May 7th in multiple formats including 2CD, 3LP, BluRay, and a limited box set with prints and a book. The performance captures the band moving confidently through their catalogue—a proper career-spanning document.
BBC 6Music has assembled a New Order collection spanning two-part documentaries, Bernard Sumner's interview, the Glastonbury 2016 performance, a film focused on *Power Corruption and Lies*, and a curated playlist — the broadcaster's pick of its New Order archive in one place.
New Order have released 'Be a Rebel (Remixes Part One)', three new versions from Bernard Sumner, Paul Woolford, and Maceo Plex. Their first material in five years, the remixes see the band return to the dancefloor with heavyweight electronic producers in tow.
New Order are bringing their first Manchester gig in four years to Heaton Park on 10th September 2021, with Hot Chip and Working Men's Club as support. After a notable absence, it's positioned as a major celebration. Tickets are on general sale.
New Order have put out 'Be a Rebel ', an extended mix from their adidas Spezial collaboration. Originally slated for the autumn tour before dates moved to 2021, they released it now instead to share new music with fans. Remixes from Bernard Sumner and Stephen Morris follow in November.
The four of them have recorded an eight-part podcast covering Joy Division and New Order from the start through to Blue Monday, narrated by Maxine Peake. The guest list reads like a who's who—Bono, Johnny Marr, Liam Gallagher, Karen O—all talking about how these bands shaped their music. It starts 22 October.
New Order have released 'Be A Rebel', an uplifting synth-pop track originally planned for their postponed tour. With live dates pushed to 2021, they've decided to share new music now instead. They're also issuing a definitive Power, Corruption & Lies reissue on 2 October, accompanied by a box set of four 12-inch vinyl singles from '83/'84 that didn't make the original album.
Stephen Morris's memoir 'Record Play Pause' is out as an audiobook—Stephen narrating, Joy Division tracks woven through. Volume 1 covers the Joy Division years; Volume 2 (the New Order bit) lands next year. It's part memoir, part technical breakdown, in Stephen's wry voice.
New Order are releasing a definitive edition box set of Power Corruption & Lies, with the 1983 album remastered for the first time from the original analogue masters. It bundles unreleased writing sessions from their Manchester rooms, a 1982 Peel Session, live footage from The Hacienda and Kilkenny, and a 48-page book. Four related 12" singles—Blue Monday, Confusion, Thieves Like Us, and Murder—ship individually.