How Conan O'Brien managed to get Morrissey to appear on TV last night could be anyone's guess, because lord knows the former frontman of The Smiths doesn't do it often. More
On Saturday, November 26, Morrissey performed at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles, CA. We sent photographer David Studarus down to cover the action. More
On Saturday, November 26, Morrissey performed at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles, CA. We sent photographer David Studarus down to cover the action. More
20th Anniversary Edition to contain unreleased tracks, new artwork.
Jul 14, 2010By John Everhart
Morrissey's 1990 compilation album Bona Drag will receive a 20th anniversary deluxe reissue treatment courtesy of EMI on September 27, according to Moz webzine True to You. More
After a year filled with wild ups and downs including canceled shows, rudefans and health woes, Morrissey posted a eloquent year recap to fan magazine True to You. In it, he apologizes for the terrible marketing surrounding singles collection Swords, recaps his favorite tour moments, and laments life's "little woes" (including both personal, and music industry, health). We have his letter in full. More
The legendary Morrissey recently called for the removal of a fan who reportedly reacted negatively to Morrissey's between-song banter. We have the video. More
Poor Moz...it's clearly not his year. Hot on the heels of his October 25 collapse during a show in Swindon, the moody troubadour canceled his Liverpool gig a mere two songs in after a fan threw a plastic bottle or cup, hitting him in the face. More
The maudlin superstar known as Morrissey is releasing Swords, a B-sides compilation, October 26th in the U.K. through Polydor and November 3rd in the U.S. on Universal Music Enterprises. A deluxe edition of the LP amasses a second CD of live songs, including The Smiths' "You Just Haven’t Earned It Yet, Baby." That awkward and somewhat scared photo of Moz is the cover. More
The Dodos, Farmer Dave Scher, Magnolia Electric Co. and Sigur Rós (in some incarnation or another) announce new albums and performances. Morrissey and Depeche Mode modify tour dates. Phil Spector is sentenced. All right here, in the News Roundup. More
The Former Beatle Plays an Emotional Set on the Anniversary of His Wife's Passing
Apr 18, 2009By Mark Redfern
Coachella 2009 kicked off with strong sets from living legends Leonard Cohen and Paul McCartney, as the crowd adjusted to a desert heat that was forecasted to get even hotter as the weekend went on. More
Coachella 2009 kicked off with strong sets from living legends Leonard Cohen and Paul McCartney, as the crowd adjusted to a desert heat that was forecasted to get even hotter as the weekend went on. More