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How to buy Peter Hook & The Light tickets 2026

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Peter Hook & The Light show dates

Peter Hook & The Light tour tickets

2026 is a landmark year for Peter Hook. Joy Division and New Order have been announced as inductees into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame for 2026, with Hook — a founding member and bass player for both bands — among those being honoured. The year has already seen one of its defining moments: the sold-out 76 // 26 // 50 show at Manchester Academy on 4 June, which took place fifty years to the day since the Sex Pistols played their legendary Manchester gig that inspired a young Peter Hook to buy his first bass guitar, and featured a career-spanning retrospective set spanning Warsaw, Joy Division, New Order, Revenge, Monaco and Freebass, with special guests Buzzcocks.

The 2026 UK dates follow a mammoth run of live activity in 2025, taking in tours of Europe and North America and a full UK tour, as well as a full EU tour earlier in 2026. The summer schedule includes appearances at Latitude, Britfest and Interzone in Scarborough, as well as dates supporting Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark. Peter Hook & The Light will also play major tours of Australia and New Zealand in July and the USA and Canada in September and October. Fanatix has listings for all remaining UK dates.

How much are Peter Hook & The Light tickets?

Ticket prices vary by event type. Festival appearances are priced as part of the wider event ticket, while standalone headline shows typically range from around £25 to £45 depending on the venue and city. The Scarborough Spa Interzone event and similar heritage venue shows often offer tiered pricing with early bird and premium options.

Resale prices for sold-out dates — as with the Manchester Academy show — can move significantly. Fanatix lists tickets across the full range, so checking listings early gives you the best combination of availability and value.

Pro tip: Peter Hook & The Light shows are exceptional value — sets regularly run close to three hours, often featuring a full album performed in its entirety alongside a selection of Joy Division and New Order classics. Few artists offer that depth of catalogue for the ticket price.

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About Peter Hook & The Light

Peter Hook is one of the most important figures in the history of British music. Born in Salford in 1956, he co-founded Joy Division in 1976 alongside Bernard Sumner, Ian Curtis and Stephen Morris — a band whose two studio albums, Unknown Pleasures (1979) and Closer (1980), are widely regarded as foundational texts of post-punk and gothic rock. Following the death of Ian Curtis in 1980, the remaining members formed New Order, who went on to become one of the defining acts of the 1980s, pioneering the fusion of post-punk guitar music with electronic dance sounds and producing landmark records including Power, Corruption & Lies, Technique and the iconic single ‘Blue Monday’. Peter Hook was a founding member and bass player for both bands, playing a critical role in shaping their respective unique sounds.

Since 2010, Hook has performed with his band The Light, revisiting his influential catalogue live and performing every Joy Division and New Order album in full, completing over 800 shows worldwide. The project began as a commemorative concert performing Unknown Pleasures and has since expanded to take in the full back catalogues of both bands, album by album. Each tour is structured around a specific record performed in its entirety, with a supporting selection of classics from across Hook’s career — making every run a distinct event rather than a repeat of the last.

Live, Peter Hook & The Light are among the most dedicated and generous acts on the touring circuit. Hooky’s passion for his back catalogue is palpable onstage, and the band’s ability to bring these recordings back to life — in full, night after night, with evident love for the music — has earned them a devoted following among fans of Joy Division and New Order worldwide. With the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction in 2026 and a relentlessly busy touring schedule, there has never been a better time to see him play.