Amongst the collection are new images of The Smiths’ infamous concert on July 20, 1986. Considering it was later named one of the 100 best concerts of all time, the poster advertising tickets ...

In August, Morrissey posted a note claiming that AEG Entertainment made a "lucrative offer" to both Morrissey and Marr to reunite for a Smiths world tour in 2025, to which he claimed he said yes ...

Last month, Morrissey claimed that the Smiths had received a lucrative offer for a reunion tour and that he was willing to go ahead with it, but that Marr “ignored the offer.” Last week ...

He added, “Amongst many other things, this means that Marr can now tour as The Smiths using the vocalist of his choice, and it also prohibits Morrissey from using the name whilst also denying ...

Marr continues to tour as a special guest to New Order.” A Smiths tour wouldn’t be precisely the same as the Oasis reunion, because Smiths basis Andy Rourke died in 2023. Marr and Morrissey ...

Last month, Morrissey — the legendarily moody lead singer of ‘80s icons The Smiths — claimed the band received a lucrative offer to reunite for a 2025 tour, and that he was willing ...

As NME points out, Moz shared a message on his Morrissey Central website today asserting that in June, he and Marr received a “lucrative” offer to tour as the Smiths from behemoth concert ...

Iconic places that will be visited on the tour include; Strangeways prison, which became instantly recognisable by Smiths fans around the world after the album entitled ‘Strangeways Here We Come’.

Morrissey revealed The Smiths were meant to go on tour next year but Johnny Marr refused to join them. The band, who are known for their songs This Charming Man, There Is A Light That Never Goes ...

Marr said he turned down the offer of a global Smiths tour Johnny Marr has denied former bandmate Morrissey's claims he ignored the offer of a lucrative Smiths reunion tour, adding he simply "said ...