The veteran electronic rock band show that class is permanent in their long-awaited return to Leeds.
“I can’t remember the last time we played in Leeds,” ponders New Order’s singer and guitarist Bernard Sumner. “Something embarrassing must have happened.” Thankfully no such incidents marred the veteran Salford band’s return to a city where Sumner and drummer Stephen Morris played some of the earliest gigs at John Keenan’s F-Club when they were members of Joy Division.
Two selections from their 2015 album, Restless and Plastic, don’t sound out of place amid their classic material from the 1980s, and even 2021’s standalone single Be A Rebel slots neatly into a run of uptempo numbers as the set glides into its second hour. Gilbert’s crystalline keyboard riff feels like an old friend in a sublime rendition of Sub-Culture, and guitarist Phil Cunningham is let off the leash to add some distorted riffing towards its end.
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