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Artist: All Roads Meet
Venue: City Varieties, Leeds
Date: 15.5.15
New Dawn Fades was a play rather than a gig but the cast did perform live versions of classic Joy Division tracks.
A brave and successful attempt to retell a sacred story that has already been expertly covered by Tony Wilson, Deborah Curtis, Michael Winterbottom and Anton Cobijn. The minimal cast and simple set design captured the promise and pain of the Manchester music scene’s finest.
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Artist: Peter Hook & The Light
Venue: FAC251: The Factory, Manchester
Date: 18.5.12
Still [Live]: The third of a triptych of annual gigs to commemorate the death of Joy Division’s lead singer; Ian Curtis.
As always, a fitting tribute from Curtis’s former bandmate, as ‘Hooky & Co.’ performed ‘Still’ live in its entirety for the first ever time.
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Artist: Peter Hook & The Light
Venue: FAC251: The Factory, Manchester
Date: 18.5.11
Closer [Live]: Finely crafted recreations of classic tracks, as Peter Hook & The Light (featuring Rowetta) played a live set of Joy Division’s ‘Closer’ album in its entirety.
For a second consecutive year, this special night at The Factory commemorated the anniversary of Ian Curtis’s death.
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Artist: Peter Hook & The Light
Venue: FAC251: The Factory, Manchester
Date: 18.5.10
Unknown Pleasures [Live]: A poignant performance of Joy Division’s ‘Unknown Pleasures’ album, in its entirety – to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the death of Ian Curtis. Rowetta performed vocals on several songs, adding a stunning contemporary edge to timeless tracks.
The occasion was complemented by an exhibition of Joy Division memorabilia, displayed in the legendary Factory boardroom.
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