Peter Hook Open to New Order Reunion

0:00It's April 22nd. You're listening to music news today, AI-powered coverage of the music industry. Peter Hook, the bassist from Joy Division in New Order, is leaving the door cracked for a reunion with his old band at their rock and roll hall love. Fame induction next year in 2026. He told Rolling Stone he's open to it, but only if his former bandmates put in real work to fix their broken relationship. Hook split from New Order back in 2007 after things soured with keyboardist Bernard Sumner. They kept using the band name without him, which still bugs him big time, even as they reunited in 2011 and tore on. At first, he flat out said no to sharing the stage, calling it too messy after all the drama. But he softened up, saying they need to build something real, not just a quick handshake for the night. Sharing the bill with Oasis could help smooth things over. The Gallagher brothers, Liam and Noel just patched their own feud and launched a huge reunion tour, so Hook joked they might play peacemakers and get. Everyone playing classics together.

1:02Who knows if it'll happen. Hook's keeping it light, talking tea, and cream cakes to break the ice, but real feelings run deep on both sides.