Morrissey has personally stepped in with a significant financial contribution to the Love Music Hate Racism campaign in order to allow their 30th Anniversery Rock Against Racism concert to go ahead in Victoria Park, London this weekend without financial loss or burden to the charity. In addition to his own contribution he has rallied his management, booking agency and promoters to make up the majority of the £75,000 deficit LMHR was faced with after their main sponsor pulled out.
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Morrissey has confirmed that he’ll be releasing ‘All you Need Is Me’ on 19th May. The single will be the second the legendary musician has released this year.
This morning in the Royal Courts of Justice, a Statement in Open Court was read before Mr Justice Eady concerning an article that appeared in the March 2008 edition of Word Magazine by David Quantick.
Greatest Hits has just been released in the US and is out on double vinyl LP next week. Plus, the album ringtones are now available here.
Morrissey has been confirmed as the headline act on Friday 4th July at the 02 Wireless Festival in Hyde Park and we're offering an exclusive presale here!
Monday saw the release of Greatest Hits, the definitive album of Morrissey’s classics old and new.
Taking all the best bits from his illustrious post-Smiths solo career the anthology spans two decades, showcasing the awesome vigour of his debut long player 1988’s Viva Hate through to 2006’s number one album Ringleader Of The Tormentors.
Morrissey will be basking in the limelight this Friday evening when he performs on BBC2’s Later... with Jools Holland.
Morrissey’s new single ‘That’s How People Grow Up’ is released today.
The single, available in numerous formats detailed below, is taken from his upcoming Greatest Hits album, released next week. Greatest Hits features all the classics old and new from Morrissey’s extensive back catalogue, as well as two new songs.
Recovering nicely from recent illness, Morrissey will be performing ‘That’s How People Grow Up’ on tonight’s edition of Friday Night with Jonathan Ross.
Tune in to BBC1 from 10.35pm to watch the show.