Peter Hook has shared his reaction to Joy Division and New Order being chosen for induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. The two bands are being inducted together — Joy Division members Hook,

Following the announcement that Joy Division and New Order would jointly be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, co-founder Peter Hook took to social media to share his reaction. “I’d just like to say how wonderfully pleased I am to be finally accepted into the Cleveland Rock and Roll Hall of Fame,

Exploring 'Interzone', the only Joy Division song that Ian Curtis didn't sing lead vocals on, due to the song being "too straight" according to Peter Hook.

Los Angeles is considered the “spiritual home” to many, including Joy Division and New Order co-founder/bassist Peter Hook. His first experience in the City of Angels proves this, he says. “Being the Englishpersons that we were, we were jaywalking ...

Bassist Peter Hook plans on attending the Joy Division / New Order induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame despite his contentious relationship with his ex-bandmates.

When producing Joy Division, Martin Hannett was thrilled by the possibilities of studio technology and its ability to facilitate an expansive sonic atmosphere.