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.