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Peter Hook and The Light San Francisco

Date & Time

Monday, September 21, 2026

8:00pm PDT

Venue

The Warfield

San Francisco

San Francisco

Ticket prices by section

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SectionTickets from
Balcony Ga from £65.25
Floor Ga from £65.25
Floor from £66.50
Ga Balcony from £77.66
General Admission Balcony from £78.25
General Admission Floor from £78.25
Lower Balcony 2 from £87.81
Lower Balcony 3 from £87.81
Lower Balcony 4 from £87.81
Lower Balcony 5 from £87.81
Lower Balcony 6 from £87.81
Lower Balcony 7 from £87.81
Upper Loge 4 from £87.81
Upper Loge 5 from £87.81
Upper Loge 6 from £87.81
Upper Loge 7 from £87.81
Ga Floor from £91.20
Lower Loge 5 from £110.74
Lower Loge 6 from £110.74

Cheapest section: Balcony Ga from £65.25 · 19 sections listed · See seats

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Tickets start from £51.45 at our latest check.

Prices checked 08:00

What time does Peter Hook start at The Warfield?

21 Sep 2026 · all times PDT (venue local time)

Doors typical
6:30pm PDT
90 min before start at outdoor venues
Start
PDT
Expected finish typical
10:30pm PDT
based on a typical concert

Start time from the ticket listing. Doors and finish are typical for this kind of venue and event — check your ticket or the venue's website on the day.

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Introduction

Get ready for a monumental night of iconic post-punk and new wave as Peter Hook and The Light descend upon San Francisco's legendary Warfield theatre on September 22, 2026. This isn't just another gig; it's a deep dive into the hallowed catalogue of two of music's most influential bands, Joy Division and New Order, delivered with the raw passion and unmistakable basslines that have defined Peter Hook's career. Fans are in for a treat as Hooky and his band meticulously recreate the sounds that shaped a generation, promising an evening brimming with anthems and a palpable sense of musical history.

About the Artist

Peter Hook, a founding member of both Joy Division and New Order, is a true titan of the music world. His distinctive, melodic bass playing was a cornerstone of Joy Division's dark, brooding sound and a vital element in New Order's groundbreaking fusion of post-punk with electronic dance music. After the tragic passing of Ian Curtis, Hook became a more prominent vocalist in New Order, leading them through a string of massive hits like 'Blue Monday', 'Bizarre Love Triangle', and 'True Faith'.

Since embarking on his solo career and forming The Light, Peter Hook has dedicated himself to performing the seminal albums of his former bands in their entirety. This has allowed a new generation to experience the power of Joy Division's 'Unknown Pleasures' and 'Closer', as well as New Order's 'Power, Corruption & Lies' and 'Low-Life', with a visceral authenticity. The Light, featuring his son Jack Bates on bass (in a fascinating echo of Hooky's own legacy), Andy Poole on bass and keyboards, Paul Broadie on drums, and Martin Weaver on guitar, are a formidable live unit, celebrated for their faithful yet energetic renditions.

Hooky himself remains a captivating frontman, his gruff charm and unwavering commitment to the music shining through. His performances are known for their intensity and a genuine connection with the audience, making every show a memorable occasion.

The Venue

The Warfield, situated in the heart of San Francisco, is a historic and beloved music venue with a storied past. Opened in 1921, it has hosted countless legendary performers across a wide spectrum of genres, from blues and jazz to rock and roll and beyond. Its intimate yet grand atmosphere, coupled with excellent acoustics, makes it an ideal setting for experiencing the powerful soundscapes of Peter Hook and The Light. With a capacity that fosters a close connection between artist and audience, The Warfield promises a night where the music takes centre stage, allowing the nuances of Hooky's basslines and the band's performance to truly resonate.

What to Expect

Prepare for an evening that traverses the sonic landscapes of Joy Division and New Order, likely featuring full album performances alongside beloved singles. Fans can anticipate a setlist that delves deep into the melancholic beauty of Joy Division's 'Unknown Pleasures' and 'Closer', followed by the electronic-infused anthems of New Order's early masterpieces. Expect powerful renditions of tracks like 'Love Will Tear Us Apart', 'Atmosphere', 'Disorder', 'Blue Monday', and 'The Perfect Kiss'.

The energy at a Peter Hook and The Light show is always electric. Hooky's passionate delivery, combined with the band's tight musicianship, creates a dynamic and engaging performance. The audience participation is invariably high, with singalongs and dancing a given. This is a chance to witness firsthand the enduring legacy of two of the most important bands to emerge from the UK, brought to life by one of its most iconic figures. It's a night of catharsis, celebration, and pure musical brilliance.

Practical Information

Date: September 22, 2026 Time: Doors typically open around 7:00 PM, with the show starting shortly after. Specific times will be confirmed closer to the date. Age Restriction: The Warfield is typically an all-ages venue, but it's always best to check the specific event details for any age restrictions. Accessibility: The Warfield is generally accessible for patrons with disabilities. Please contact the venue directly for specific requirements or assistance.

Getting Tickets

Tickets for Peter Hook and The Light at The Warfield on September 22, 2026, are expected to be in high demand. Fans are advised to secure their tickets well in advance. The primary platform for purchasing tickets will be StubHub. Ensure you check StubHub regularly for availability and pricing. Given the artist's legendary status and the unique nature of these performances, tickets are likely to sell out quickly.

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Getting to The Warfield, San Francisco

By train

The Warfield is located directly above the Powell Street Station, served by both BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit) and Muni Metro. Exit the station via the Market Street exits to emerge directly onto Market Street, a walk of less than 1 minute to the venue entrance.

By bus

Numerous Muni bus lines stop immediately outside or within a one-block radius of The Warfield on Market Street, including routes 5, 6, 7, 9, 21, 31, and 71. Further connections are available via the extensive Muni network at the nearby Powell Street Station.

By car & parking

Specific parking garages within a 10-minute walk include the Fifth & Mission Parking Garage (on Mission Street between 4th and 5th Streets) and the Hearst Parking Center (on 3rd Street at Market Street). Parking fees in this area are generally high, and availability can be limited, particularly on event nights. Advance booking through services like SpotHero or directly with the garage is highly recommended to secure a space and potentially reduce costs.

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Peter Hook at The Warfield: your questions answered

What time does Peter Hook start at The Warfield?

Peter Hook at The Warfield starts at 8:00pm PDT on Monday, September 21, 2026. Doors typically open around 6:30pm. Expect it to finish around 10:30pm — timings are typical for this kind of event and venue, not confirmed by the promoter.

Where is The Warfield?

The Warfield is at Warfield Theatre, Market Street, San Francisco, 94102. The Warfield guide →

How do I get to The Warfield, San Francisco?

The Warfield is located directly above the Powell Street Station, served by both BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit) and Muni Metro. Getting there →

Are tickets still available for Peter Hook at The Warfield?

The primary allocation is sold out. Resale tickets may still be listed on StubHub — check live availability before travelling.

What if the event is cancelled or I can't go?

Orders on StubHub are covered by its FanProtect Guarantee: you get valid tickets in time for the event, or your money back, and a full refund if the event is cancelled and not rescheduled. If you can no longer attend, tickets bought on StubHub can be re-listed for sale there.

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