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29 September 2023, 10:30 | Updated: 29 September 2023, 10:44
The Blue Monday legends will play a headline show at The O2 Arena in London. Find out when you can expect them on stage and more.
New Order are midway through their UK and European tour dates, making a stop at The O2, London this Friday 29th September.
Find out who's supporting the legends at the venue, when you can expect them on stage and what they're likely to play on their setlist.
New Order headline The O2, London on Friday 29th September.
Support comes from the thrilling special guests Confidence Man. The indie electro-pop outfit from Brisbane, Australia will bring their infectious energy to The O2, playing hits from their 2018 album Confident Music for Confident People, 2022's Tilt and their latest club-focused sounds.
The Manchester legends will no doubt play a career-spanning setlist, including favourites from across their 10 studio albums; Movement (1981), Power, Corruption & Lies (1983), Low-Life (1985), Brotherhood (1986), Technique (1989), Republic (1993), Get Ready (2001), Waiting for the Sirens' Call (2005), Lost Sirens (2013), Music Complete (2015) with a few Joy Division favourites thrown in for good measure.
Get their setlist from their last show at Le Zenith in Paris, France for an idea of what they'll play in London.
New Order's setlist at Le Zenith in Paris on 26th September:
1. Crystal (with false start)
2. Age of Consent
3. Ceremony
4. Restless
5. Shake It Up
6. Isolation (Joy Division cover)
7. Your Silent Face
8. World
9. Be a Rebel
10. Waiting for the Sirens' Call
11. Sub-culture
12. Bizarre Love Triangle
13. Plastic
14. True Faith
15. Temptation
16. Blue Monday
17. Play Video
Encore:
17. Atmosphere (Joy Division)
18. Love Will Tear Us Apart (Joy Division)
New Order - Disorder (live in Manchester)
Yes, luckily some tickets are still available for New Order's London gig here.
The O2 is at SE10 0DX
You can travel to The O2 by river, tube, car, bus and cable car.
The arena is served by Underground station North Greenwich, which is on the Jubilee Line.
Buses 108, 129, 132, 161, 188, 422, 472 or 486 all stop at North Greenwich Station.
Parking for arena events is in Car Park 1.
Visit The O2 website for full information on how to get there and for a map of the venue.