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PETER HOOK DJ SET - BOOKING INFORMATION

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Peter Hook has recently been Djing at some of the best clubs and festivals around the world.

If you would like Hooky to come and Dj at a club near you please email ::: fletch@onelove-music.com with the club name/city/website or contact details. Thanks

Dj tour dates to be announced here soon

PETER HOOK DJ SET

When Peter Hook and his fellow New Order cohorts released “Blue Monday” in 1983, disco was very much a dirty word. This brave step into uncharted musical territory was to prove a source of huge inspiration to dance music producers throughout the late 80’s and 90’s, and New Order are regarded as musical pioneers by many of today’s leading lights.

As bass player of New Order, Peter Hook was heavily involved in the development of this brave new sound. And, with over two decades of quality music tucked into his record box, Peter Hook is taking his place behind the decks for a DJ set not to be missed.

His style is essentially a mash up of tracks which defined a musical generation, where the genres of indie and dance were fused together and where boundaries were broken. Featuring tunes present to the Hacienda / Manchester revolution, some New Order classics / exclusive remixes, and, as you may expect from a man of Pete’s musical calibre, plenty of upfront material to boot.

When one of the pioneers of dance music offers their own personal insight into the music which defined and styled a generation, you quite simply have to sit up and take notice

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Take it you're his booking agent, Fletch?

If assert any influence, please please can you get him to drop the Captain & Tenile and the Grace Jones mash-ups from his set and replace them with Missy Elliott vs LWTUA instead (surely the best JD/NO mash-up there is out there!). He's getting worse than New Order sticking the same setlist just about every time!!

Any London dates would be much appreciated.. :nod:

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HOOKY! My wedding on October 13th. Plenty of NO,no AGADOO! :dj:

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Kamar in Chicago was just asking for this, I have forwared your info.

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Melbourne, Australia would be great!

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My mate Ronnie in Toronto was doing Hooky's worldwide bookings (except for the UK & US) last time I talked to him..see contact info below

http://www.mostwanteddjs.com

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Come play my daughters 18th PLEASE

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There's loads of agencies out there holding Hooky's diary, not just yer man at the top of the thread. I can think of at least another two in the UK alone. Worth shopping around if you are thinking of booking him. Or better still, cut out the middle men altogether, there is an easier (and cheaper) way if you ask the right people.

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Club Nirvana in Wigan have DJS on regularly

I would LOVE to see Hooky play their

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Please come back to Orlando!!!!

http://www.independentbar.net/

70 Orange Avenue, Orlando, FL 32801 phone 407-839-0457

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Hooky lad, get back to Vancouver. We promise not the bring the nutter back!

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Custard Factory/Medicine Bar, Digbeth, Birmingham. Always holds lots of raves, drum n' bass. Nice venue.

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GlasVegas wrote: There's loads of agencies out there holding Hooky's diary, not just yer man at the top of the thread. I can think of at least another two in the UK alone. Worth shopping around if you are thinking of booking him. Or better still, cut out the middle men altogether, there is an easier (and cheaper) way if you ask the right people.

I don't know about the UK but it fairly common that a booking agent have "exclusive" rights in certain terrtories..sometimes, djs do "small" gigs for friends/benefits etc that avoid contracts and such

For US inquiries, your best best is Michael Cohen from Am Only http://www.amonly.com

For other international cities, see the link I provided earlier

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Midnight Blue wrote:

GlasVegas wrote: There's loads of agencies out there holding Hooky's diary, not just yer man at the top of the thread. I can think of at least another two in the UK alone. Worth shopping around if you are thinking of booking him. Or better still, cut out the middle men altogether, there is an easier (and cheaper) way if you ask the right people.

I don't know about the UK but it fairly common that a booking agent have "exclusive" rights in certain terrtories..sometimes, djs do "small" gigs for friends/benefits etc that avoid contracts and such

For US inquiries, your best best is Michael Cohen from Am Only http://www.amonly.com

For other international cities, see the link I provided earlier

It depends entirely on the artist. Many of them (Hooky most defineately included) have several "diary holders", usually agencies like the one at the top of this thread, who refer all enquiries either directly to the artist or, in Hookys' case, someone very close to the artist. Makes sense for the artist as they've got four or five agencies out actively touting them around their database of promoters (and among NOOL members too by the looks of it!)

I've booked him twice now and never went through an agency.

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COME PLAY YORK!!

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Peter huns Please come back to Toronto I had such a great time at the Ultra Supper Club in Jan.:) I was already left with happy memories for sure.

Rock On Hooky:thumb:

Missy:shy:

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GlasVegas wrote: There's loads of agencies out there holding Hooky's diary, not just yer man at the top of the thread. I can think of at least another two in the UK alone. Worth shopping around if you are thinking of booking him. Or better still, cut out the middle men altogether, there is an easier (and cheaper) way if you ask the right people.

Would love to book him to play the locorum in Barnsley:

http://lucorum.com

What does he charge Glas?

:nuts:

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