Former members of Manchester band Joy Division are calling for a bridge in the city to be named after lead singer Ian Curtis. Ex-bandmates Bernard Sumner, Peter Hook and Stephen Morris have backed ...

This is reflected in perhaps Cummins' most famous shots of Joy Division, taken on the icy Epping Walk bridge over Princess Parkway in Hulme, Manchester, in winter 1979.

Bassist Peter Hook on Rescued Joy Division, New Order Tapes: ‘There Is No Happy Ending’ (Q&A) “The cache was unearthed by this knight in shining armor; now she’s holding them ransom ...

Joy Division were also a huge influence on early U2. Hannett recorded the Dubliners’ seven-inch 11 O’Clock Tick-Tock, imbuing it with a Factory-ish veneer of monochrome angst.

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Late Joy Division frontman Ian Curtis's 1967 Vox Phantom VI Special electric guitar is going up ...

It's 40 years since Joy Division made their live debut at Pips Disco in Manchester. Out of the industrial gloom of Northern England came one of Britain's most influential bands ...