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New Order announces first-ever US residency in Miami

/ 06:52 PM June 26, 2019

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Bernard Sumner (R) and Phil Cunningham performing with their band New Order at the annual Clockenflap music festival in the Kowloon district of Hong Kong. Image: AFP/Anthony Wallace via AFP Relaxnews

Iconic New Wave band New Order will perform four shows at the Fillmore Miami Beach at the Jackie Gleason Theater, kicking off in January 2020.

The four-night residency, billed as “Four at the Fillmore,” will take place on Jan. 14 and 15, with two more shows to follow from Jan. 17 through 18.

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New Order have also teased that DJ Arthur Baker will be on hand with other “special guests,” who are yet to be announced.

The British band performed a similar residency in 2017, as part of Manchester International Festival. The series of concerts, titled “Σ( Νo,12k,Lg,17Mif) New Order + Liam Gillick: So it goes…”, has been bundled up in an upcoming new live album, out on July 12.

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This summer, New Order will also be on tour throughout the fall. They will perform at Munich’s Philharmonie im Gasteig on Oct. 5, followed by a concert at Tempodrom in Berlin on Oct. 7.

Tickets for their residency at the Fillmore Miami Beach, which range from $62.50 (about P3,200) to $120.50 (about P6,100), will go on sale on June 28. JB

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