Stephen Morris Unsure He’ll Return to New Order Amid “Pretty Serious” Illness
The drummer says the illness currently prevents him from traveling for extended periods and may also keep him from the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction. Stephen Morris Unsure He’ll Return to New Order Amid “Pretty Serious” Illness Alex Krinsky
New Order drummer Stephen Morris has expressed uncertainty about his future involvement with the band due to an undisclosed, "pretty serious" illness. In a recent interview with Rolling Stone, Morris revealed that he is unsure whether he will ever return to New Order, as he is currently unable to travel for extended periods outside the UK.
The illness has prevented him from participating in New Order's upcoming South American tour, which is set to begin in São Paulo on November 23rd. His wife, keyboardist Gillian Gilbert, will also remain off the road. Morris emphasized that he still has a passion for music and remains active in the industry, although he is not ruling out the possibility of performing in smaller venues.
The interview came as Joy Division and New Order prepare for their induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame on November 14th in Los Angeles, with the two bands being inducted together.
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