
Peter Hook: Oasis Brokers Peace for New Order Reunion
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Peter Hook, former bassist of Joy Division and New Order, is excited about a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame performance, suggesting Oasis could mediate a New Order reunion. The band was inducted together in 2026, joining a star-studded lineup. Hook, who left New Order in 2007 due to a rift, is open to the idea, despite past tensions. He hinted at a potential peace-making role for the Gallagher brothers, who could bring the band together for classic hits. The event is set for November 14th at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, with a broadcast on ABC and Disney+ in December.
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It's April 22nd. This is music news today, powered by AI tracking hits, artists, and trends. Peter Hook is buzzing about talks for a rock and roll hall of fame performance, and he's floating the idea that Oasis could play middleman for a new. Order reunion. Joy Division and new order just got inducted together as one act for the 2026 ceremony, joining a stacked lineup with Oasis, Billie Eidl. Sayed, Luther Vandross, and Wu Tang Clan. This all stems from Hook's deep history. He laid down bass for Joy Division until Ian Curtis' death in 1980, then carried on with new order. Until splitting in 2007, the band kept going without him starting in 2011, leaving some serious bad blood. Hook's been vocal about the hurt, calling their move disgusting and saying he won't reunite anytime soon. Still, the rest of new order is thrilled, thanking fans for sticking with their nearly five decade ride from Joy Division Days. In a fresh twist, Hook told Rolling Stone that Liam and Noel Gallagher might step into
broker peace, getting everyone on stage for classics like Transmission, Loveville Terrace All Apart, and Blue Monday. He's definitely showing up, even joking about a boxing ring set up. The big shows hitting the Peacock Theatre in Los Angeles on November 14th, with a broadcast on ABC and Disney Plus in December, could be the spark that finally men's these post-punk
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