In November 2th 2014 Peter Hook and The Light performed a one special concert at Day of the Dead in Mexico City. This never before seen visually-historic film, directed by Mexican filmmaker and longtime visual collaborator Josef G. Rios, captures the emotion and energy between the band and their fans. Through the deep cuts of Unknown Pleasures and Closer albums, the film shows the love that people still have for Joy Division's music and the legacy of Ian Curtis that still sta... (Full plot summary below)
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In November 2th 2014 Peter Hook and The Light performed a one special concert at Day of the Dead in Mexico City. This never before seen visually-historic film, directed by Mexican filmmaker and longtime visual collaborator Josef G. Rios, captures the emotion and energy between the band and their fans. Through the deep cuts of Unknown Pleasures and Closer albums, the film shows the love that people still have for Joy Division's music and the legacy of Ian Curtis that still stand the age of time. Passionate shot and expertly edited, Peter Hook and The Light: Live in Mexico City centralized on the perfection of the performance on this seminal classic albums that keep inspiring so much people around the globe. This concert was a one of live stream to 4 continents in five different time zones options on January 15th 2021 by DICE FM: All proceeds from this event went to support the hardworking tour crew through the pandemic.
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