Peter Hook to perform Substance albums
Legendary bassist Peter Hook returns for An Evening with Peter Hook & the Light performing the legendary Factory Records’ albums Substance by Joy Division & New Order. Both albums will be performed sequentially and in their entirety this October in Australia and New Zealand.
Released in 1987, New Order's Substance was originally conceived as a way for Factory Records boss Tony Wilson to play the New Order singles on the CD player of his new Jaguar car. Substance became Factory Records’ 200th release and remains the best-selling New Order album.
Running from Ceremony in 1981 up to True Faith in 1987, the set takes in the high points of New Order's catalogue, including Blue Monday, Bizarre Love Triangle, Temptation, True Faith, The Perfect Kiss to name a few
Released in 1988, Joy Division's Substance features all the singles that didn’t appear on the Joy Division albums Unknown Pleasures and Closer, such as Love Will Tear Us Apart, Transmission and Atmosphere, plus their b-sides, tracks from their EP An Ideal For Living and a Factory Records sampler. Factory Records' 250th release, it begins with Warsaw and takes in the development of the band through Digital and Dead Souls to the band's final tracks.
Since debuting with the Unknown Pleasures Tour in Australia in 2010, Peter Hook & The Light have since toured the globe including a return back Down Under in 2015 with the Low Life & Brotherhood Tour. This return in 2017 will be the most total appreciation to date of the Joy Division and New Order catalogue.
Early bird tickets on sale 9am Wednesday 15th March 9am to 5pm Thursday 16th March
General public tickets on sale 12pm Friday 17th March
Thu 5th March - Auckland, the Studio - tickets from Ticketmaster NZ
Sat 7th March - Sydney, Metro Theatre - tickets from Ticketek
Sun 8th March - Brisbane, the Tivoli - tickets from Ticketmaster
Tue 10th March - Adelaide, the Gov - tickets from Oztix
Fri 13th March - Melbourne, Corner Hotel - tickets from Oztix
Mon 16th March - Perth, Astor Theatre - tickets from the Astor Theatre
Released in 1987, New Order's Substance was originally conceived as a way for Factory Records boss Tony Wilson to play the New Order singles on the CD player of his new Jaguar car. Substance became Factory Records’ 200th release and remains the best-selling New Order album.
Running from Ceremony in 1981 up to True Faith in 1987, the set takes in the high points of New Order's catalogue, including Blue Monday, Bizarre Love Triangle, Temptation, True Faith, The Perfect Kiss to name a few
Released in 1988, Joy Division's Substance features all the singles that didn’t appear on the Joy Division albums Unknown Pleasures and Closer, such as Love Will Tear Us Apart, Transmission and Atmosphere, plus their b-sides, tracks from their EP An Ideal For Living and a Factory Records sampler. Factory Records' 250th release, it begins with Warsaw and takes in the development of the band through Digital and Dead Souls to the band's final tracks.
Since debuting with the Unknown Pleasures Tour in Australia in 2010, Peter Hook & The Light have since toured the globe including a return back Down Under in 2015 with the Low Life & Brotherhood Tour. This return in 2017 will be the most total appreciation to date of the Joy Division and New Order catalogue.
Early bird tickets on sale 9am Wednesday 15th March 9am to 5pm Thursday 16th March
General public tickets on sale 12pm Friday 17th March
Thu 5th March - Auckland, the Studio - tickets from Ticketmaster NZ
Sat 7th March - Sydney, Metro Theatre - tickets from Ticketek
Sun 8th March - Brisbane, the Tivoli - tickets from Ticketmaster
Tue 10th March - Adelaide, the Gov - tickets from Oztix
Fri 13th March - Melbourne, Corner Hotel - tickets from Oztix
Mon 16th March - Perth, Astor Theatre - tickets from the Astor Theatre