New Order is heading back to Texas, with the Manchester band confirming Austin's Moody Center as a stop on its first announced U.S. concert dates for 2027. The show lands Friday, March 5, 2027, kicking off a short Texas run before the band continues on to other Southern cities.
According to the band's own announcement on neworder.com, the group will be performing in Texas, Louisiana, Florida and Tennessee as part of its first U.S. concert dates for 2027. Austin's Moody Center date comes first, followed by stops in Fort Worth on March 7 and Houston on March 10, with Future Islands billed as very special guests for all three nights.
Future Islands joining the bill isn't a one-off booking. Per post-punk.com, Future Islands will join the Manchester band for all three Texas dates, giving ticket buyers in Austin, Fort Worth and Houston the same opening act each night.
Ticket Timeline for the Texas Dates
Fans hoping to snag seats have a staggered window to work with. The artist presale opens today, Tuesday, November 10, at 10 a.m. local time, according to the band's announcement on neworder.com. Moody Center's own venue presale follows Thursday, November 12, running from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Central time, before general ticket sales open to the public Friday, November 13, at 10 a.m. Central, per the venue's listing.
Moody Center also notes there are no age restrictions for the Austin show, meaning fans of all ages can attend the March 5 date without needing to clear an additional entry hurdle.
Part of a Broader Southern Swing
The Texas trio of shows is just the opening stretch of a longer route through the South. As Pitchfork reports, the stint kicks off with a trio of Texas dates in Austin, Fort Worth and Houston before the band heads to New Orleans, Nashville and Miami.
The Austin stop was first flagged for local readers by CultureMap Austin, which reported that New Order announced a short Texas tour leg alongside the broader slate of added U.S. tour dates.
