Deftones and Lauren Mayberry join Peter Hook for Rock Hall tribute
Joy Division and New Order received a joint induction, with Trent Reznor presenting the honor. ABC will air the ceremony on Dec. 8.
Peter Hook joined Deftones and Chvrches singer Lauren Mayberry onstage for a two-song tribute celebrating the joint Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction of Joy Division and New Order. The ceremony took place at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles.
Deftones frontman Chino Moreno sang Joy Division’s “Love Will Tear Us Apart,” before Mayberry took over vocals for New Order’s “Bizarre Love Triangle.” Trent Reznor presented the induction. He had previously covered Joy Division’s “Dead Souls” for The Crow soundtrack in ’94.
No New Order members other than Hook attended. Drummer Stephen Morris and keyboardist Gillian Gilbert had said Gilbert’s cancer battle would keep them away, following their June announcement that they were leaving the band. Singer-guitarist Bernard Sumner was also absent. Hook’s speech made no reference to his former bandmates.
The bands had shared nominations in 2023 and 2025. Following frontman Ian Curtis’s death in 1980, the remaining Joy Division musicians formed New Order.
The performers and presenters appeared without advance announcements, and there was no livestream. The ceremony is scheduled for an ABC broadcast on Dec. 8, followed by streaming on Disney+.
