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Peter Hook tributes Joy Division as New Order members feud

In the time-honored traditions of classic bands, two things are inevitable--album tribute shows and skirmishes that send one camp touring as their former selves, albeit with missing members. Peter Hook is playing out both story lines this summer. // Tour dates at SoundSpike In the time-honored traditions of classic bands, two things are inevitable--album tribute shows and skirmishes that send one camp touring as their former selves, albeit with missing members. Peter Hook is playing out both story lines this summer.

Briefly: System of a Down, Belle & Sebastian, New Order, Gary Glitter

System of a Down celebrates the Nov. 22 release of "Hypnotize," the band's second album this year, by making a 6 p.m. ET in-store appearance on that date at the Virgin Megastore in New York City's Times Square.

Live Review: Coachella, Day Two, in Indio, CA

If Coachella's opening day offered big bands and big crowds, Day Two (5/1) was all about discovery.

New Order to play select dates behind new album

Dance-rock trailblazers New Order return April 26 with a new album titled "Waiting for the Sirens' Call"--the group's first collection of new material in four years--and will back the set with a handful of U.S. dates.

Coldplay, Nine Inch Nails top Coachella bill

The typically eclectic lineup for this year's edition of the Coachella Music & Arts Festival includes Coldplay, Nine Inch Nails, Bauhaus, New Order, Weezer, Bright Eyes, Cocteau Twins, Wilco and many others.

Briefly: Mike Watt, Ryan Adams, 'Reality Bites,' Chumbawamba

Mike Watt drops a new album titled "The Secondman's Middle Stand"-- a set he recorded and mixed in January and February--on May 11.

Review: Area: One Festival at Shoreline Amphitheatre, Mountain View, Calif.

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif.--On paper, the inaugural Area: One Festival appeared to be the strongest package tour of the summer. The headline acts--including Moby, Incubus, OutKast, Roots, Nelly Furtado and New Order--were diverse and intriguing.

Moby's Area: One package to feature OutKast, New Order

OutKast and New Order are among the diverse acts slated to be a part of Moby’s travelling all-day music festival, Area: One, which runs from July 11 to Aug. 5.

U.K. Notes: Badly Drawn Boy, Hear'Say, Echo and the Bunnymen, New Order

Damon Gough, the Mercury Music Prize winner who performs as Badly Drawn Boy, toned down the title of a single from his new album to increase its chances of receiving airplay. "Pissing in the Wind," was changed to "Spitting in the Wind, " and will be released at the end of April as a single--at the same time Gough starts his North American tour.