New Order Sets March 2027 Texas Dates
The English band will perform at Moody Center in Austin on March 5, with Future Islands opening the Texas leg of the tour.
By Tessa Cooper ·
New Order announced a new run of North American concert dates that include three stops in Texas. The English group will take the stage at Austin's Moody Center on Friday, March 5, 2027. The band's website lists this date as the start of a specific regional block for the upcoming tour.
The Texas segment continues with a performance at Ariat Arena in Fort Worth on March 7. The group will conclude the Texas dates at Toyota Center in Houston on March 10. Synth-pop band Future Islands will serve as the opening act for all three shows in the state.
The full U.S. itinerary includes additional stops in New Orleans, Louisiana; Nashville, Tennessee; and Miami, Florida. New Order has not yet announced dates beyond these five American cities. The band is currently performing in South America, with shows scheduled in Brazil, Chile, Argentina, Peru, and Colombia this month.
New Order formed in 1980 following the death of Joy Division singer Ian Curtis. The band released its debut album, Movement, in 1981. Its 1983 single, Blue Monday, remains the best-selling 12-inch record in history. The group's final studio album, Music Complete, arrived in 2015. Both Joy Division and New Order are scheduled for induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame on November 14.
Presale tickets for the Texas dates begin at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, November 10. The general public on-sale follows at 10 a.m. on Friday, November 13. Fans need the password Mojito27 to access the artist presale for all three Texas venues.
