Morrissey
Morrissey & Interpol add Hollywood Bowl show to tour
After selling out one Los Angeles-area show on their upcoming tour, Morrissey and Interpol added a new tour finale happening at Hollywood Bowl…
Damon Albarn on Morrissey: "If you don't live in the country, then you shouldn't be dabbling in its politics"
”You shouldn’t even have an opinion…I think if you wanna be miserable and English, you’ve gotta be miserable and English. You know — really be it.” – Damon Albarn.
Billy Bragg writes more on Morrissey: "as a Smiths fan, I’m heartbroken"
“Where once he offered solace to the victims of a cruel and unjust world, he now seems to have joined the bullies waiting outside the school gates” — Billy Bragg on Morrissey.
Forest Hills Stadium offering 4-for-$99 ticket promotion for 4th of July (all shows)
While supplies last, Forest Hills is offering a promotion on four-packs of tickets to all of its upcoming shows, including “Weird Al” Yankovic, Elvis Costello and Blondie, The Chemical Brothers, My Morning Jacket, Beck with Spoon and Cage the Elephant, Morrissey and Interpol, and Willie Nelson’s Outlaw Music Festival.
Interpol's Paul Banks clarifies comments about Morrissey
”The actual quote I gave regarding the upcoming Morrissey tour was ’we thought it would be a good show for OUR FANS.’ Not ’for our band.’ I do not always hold the same beliefs as the artists I work with, and I do not consider that to be a requisite.” – Paul Banks
Nick Cave: Smiths songs "will long outlast" Morrissey's "offending political alliances"
”Whatever inanities he may postulate, we cannot overlook the fact that he has written a vast and extraordinary catalogue, which has enhanced the lives of his many fans beyond recognition. This is no small thing.”
Interpol & Billy Bragg respond to Morrissey's support of far-right For Britain party
Morrissey said in an interview published on his own website, ”Everyone ultimately prefers their own race … does this make everyone racist?”
Morrissey on his train station posters being removed: "It's very Third Reich"
”We are not free to debate, and this in itself is the ultimate rejection of diversity,” says Morrisey in a new interview. “I am afraid we are living through the Age of Stupid, and we must pray that it passes soon.”
Morrissey responds to For Britain pin backlash as new album is released
Morrissey’s new covers album ’California Son’ is out today but that news has been overshadowed by protests against him for his continued support of the far-right For Britain political party. He has responded, sort of…
Morrissey wore pin from far-right group "For Britain" on 'Fallon' appearance
Morrissey just wrapped up a seven-night Broadway run at the Lunt-Fontanne that was notable for him digging deep into his catalog and for him thankfully not saying anything dumb on subjects like nationalism, race,or immigration. So much for good will…
