Guardian Music — The Factory, Manchester"We made history, not money," reads Peter Hook's T-shirt, referring to how the bassist's bands, Joy Division and New Order, changed the course of music, but saw the proceeds disappear into FAC251 The Hacienda. Hook's recent hil... more info

Music News Net — MUSIC NEWS - Bad Lieutenant, the group formed in 2007 by New Order's Bernard Sumner (guitar, vocals) and Phil Cunningham (guitar), along with Jake Evans (guitar, vocals), has announced that the UK group is coming to America to play four... more info

Stereogum — First off, this photo set is really great and worth a pass through, compliments in part to Glasslands gallery's new "cloud cover" installation, and in part to the always impressive camera work of Ryan Muir. Bands in post-title listed in order of d... more info

Undercover, Australia — Having being burnt badly with the Hacienda Club in the 70s, a subject of the movie 24 Hour Party People, former Joy Division and New Order guitarist Peter Hook was back working a new club in Manchester on Saturday night called FAC251. more info

NME — Hook is joined by Mani, Howard Marks and Rowetta at the new Manchester club more info

Altsounds — *24 Hour Service Station* and *MVD Audio* are proud to announce the CD release of *CEREMONY - A New Order Tribute* on March 9, 2010. This beautiful Deluxe Double Disc Album of 32 tracks, featuring bands representative of musical genres from Electro... more info

The Culture Of Me — Fac251, the newest Manchester venue that's been in the news recently for its corollary accomplice, Peter Hook of New Order, and its history-continuing nature of live music venues in the house that Tony Wilson built (the venue sits in the... more info

Cross Rhythms — Sibling featured on New Order tribute album more info

Guardian Music — These lads write blue-collar belters that evoke the badlands of Bruce Springsteen's America. So, a typical London band then ...Hometown: London.The lineup: Bobby Cook (vocals), Jack Cook (guitar), Colin Straton (bass), Graham Smith (drums), Nick Mill... more info

Guardian Music — Never mind the Buzzcocks … or Stone Roses, or New Order: Manchester can stop trading on its former glories. Three new bands explain how they are reinventing the city's musicThere's an old adage in the trades (the music business, newspapers and ... more info