New Order book seven US dates for March 2027, a week before their Rock Hall induction

New Order are heading back to the United States. The Manchester band, whose records from "Blue Monday" to "Bizarre Love Triangle" sit at the point where post-punk meets the dance floor, have announced seven dates across the American South for March 2027.

The dates

• 5 March: Austin, Moody Center, with Future Islands
• 7 March: Fort Worth, Ariat Arena, with Future Islands
• 10 March: Houston, Toyota Center, with Future Islands
• 13 March: New Orleans, The Fillmore, with Zachery Allen Starkey
• 16 March: Nashville, The Truth, with Zachery Allen Starkey
• 20 and 21 March: Miami, The Fillmore Miami Beach at the Jackie Gleason Theater, with DJ Arthur Baker

Arthur Baker is the producer behind the band's 1983 single "Confusion", so the Miami nights have a pleasing symmetry. Future Islands, the Baltimore synth-pop band, are a fitting match for the three big-room dates.

Tickets

An artist presale opens on Tuesday 10 November at 10am local time, using the password Mojito27 on the band's tour page. General sale follows on Friday 13 November at 10am local time through Ticketmaster. Tickets are linked from each date on the official tour page. Prices were not listed at the time of writing.

Why now

The run lands in a big week for the band. New Order are part of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's 2026 class, alongside Joy Division, and the induction ceremony takes place in Los Angeles on Saturday 14 November.

If you are new to them: New Order formed in 1980 from the remains of Joy Division, and spent the following decades teaching rock bands to love synthesisers. They remain one of the great live bands to see while you still can.