The Cure announce Simon Gallup’s son, Eden, filling in for him on tour as he’s “not well enough to play”

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The Cure announce Simon Gallup’s son, Eden, filling in for him on tour as he’s “not well enough to play”

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The Cure’s Simon Gallup Sidelined from Tour After Falling Ill, Son Eden Filling In