Following news that New Order are to release a new album, Music Complete, in September, the band have announced a run of European tour dates.

New Order play:
November 4 – Paris, Casino de Paris
November 6 – Brussels, Ancienne Belgique
November 8 – Stockholm, Annexet
November 11 – Berlin, Tempodrom
November 16 – London, Brixton Academy
November 19 – Glasgow, Academy
November 21 – Liverpool, Olympia
November 24 – Wolverhampton, Civic Hall

Tickets go on sale from 9am on Friday 10 July.

Meanwhile, the band have released additional information about the content of Music Complete.

Brandon Flowers, Iggy Pop and Elly Jackson (La Roux) will appear on the album.

Flowers appears on album closer, “Superheated”, which features additional production by Stuart Price.

Pop provides vocals for “Stray Dog” while Jackson appears on “Tutti Frutti”, “People On The High Line’” and “Plastic”.

Music Complete is produced by New Order, except “Singularity” and “Unlearn This Hatred”, both produced by Tom Rowlands.

The tracklisting for Music Complete is:
Restless
Singularity
Plastic
Tutti Frutti
People On The High Line
Stray Dog
Academic
Nothing But A Fool
Unlearn This Hatred
The Game
Superheated

It is the band’s first new material since Waiting For The Sirens’ Call in 2002 and the first to feature Gillian Gilbert since 2001’s Get Ready.

It is the band’s first album for Mute Records and will be released on September 25, 2015.

The album will be released on CD, download and limited edition clear vinyl. In addition, there will be an exclusive 8-piece deluxe vinyl collection that includes the album plus extended versions of all 11 tracks on coloured vinyl. The album can be pre-ordered by clicking here.

The current line up of New Order is: Bernard Sumner, Gillian Gilbert, Stephen Morris, Tom Chapman and Phil Cunningham.

The History Of Rock – a brand new monthly magazine from the makers of Uncut – goes on sale in the UK on July 9. Click here for more details.

Meanwhile, the August 2015 issue of Uncut is in shops now – featuring David Byrne, Sly & The Family Stone, BB King and the death of the blues, The Monkees, Neil Young, Merle Haggard and more.

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