New Order's Gillian Gilbert and Stephen Morris Step Away From Touring Due to Health Reasons
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Althea Legaspi
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New Order announced that longtime members Gillian Gilbert (keyboardist/guitarist) and Stephen Morris (drummer) — who have been married since 1994 — will not be joining the band for their upcoming Primavera Chile show or any future performances 'for the foreseeable future' due to personal health reasons. The band's Chile appearance marks their first in seven years.
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Rolling StoneNew Order's Gillian Gilbert and Stephen Morris Step Away From Touring Due to Health Reasonsrollingstone.comKey quotes
· 2 pulledNew Order are very happy to be playing Primavera in Chile in November marking the band's first performance there in seven years.
Due to personal health reasons, Stephen and Gillian won't be touring
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