PETER HOOK & THE LIGHT

Released in 1979, Unknown Pleasures is followed a year later by Closer, whose recording ends shortly before the disappearance of Ian Curtis, and a posthumous release in 1980. Since then, these two legendary albums regularly appear at the top of the charts of the greatest albums of all time, established both by critics and by the public.

Founding member of Joy Division and New Order, Peter Hook revisited for the first time the founding album of Joy Division, Unknown Pleasures, in May 2010, during a commemorative charity concert. Since then, he continues this transmission work every year by performing on stage the albums from the repertoire of his two groups, Joy Division and New Order.

This loyalty to his catalog has led him to revisit Unknown Pleasures, Closer, Still, Movement, Power, Corruption & Lies, Low-Life, Brotherhood, Technique, Republic, Substance albums as well as Get Ready.

Peter Hook continues to introduce or rediscover its repertoire to generations of enthusiastic spectators around the world.