
Morrissey Plays a Smith Classic for the First Time in 29 Years
At his first concert of 2026, Morrissey broke out the 'Strangeways, Here We Come' classic 'Paint a Vulgar Picture' for the first time since 1997

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At his first concert of 2026, Morrissey broke out the 'Strangeways, Here We Come' classic 'Paint a Vulgar Picture' for the first time since 1997

Despite saying that no label would release his album, Morrissey has inked a deal with Sire to distribute his new LP, 'Make-Up Is a Lie'

Morrissey has finally found a new record label, Sire, which could finally release the two albums he's been sitting on for years

Days after Morrissey nixed a pair of Mexico shows due to "extreme exhaustion," the singer has canceled his entire South American tour this month

The Smiths are never getting back together, but we got the next best thing when we saw Morrissey and Johnny Marr play just days apart

Morrissey cancelled his upcoming shows this weekend due to 'credible threats' on his life after a man was arrested for making threats on social media

An email soliciting offers for Morrissey's rights to Smiths' songs was 'switched off' after a 'colossal response,' per a post on his official website

Morrissey appears to be selling his rights to the Smiths' songs, name, artwork, and other rights, according to a post on his official website

Morrissey cancelled a concert in Stockholm citing struggles finding financial support from the music industry

NIck Cave said he declined Morrissey's offer to contribute vocals to a new song, because it meant reading an 'unnecessarily provocative' speech