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Morrissey has announced new dates for a North American tour – check out the full list of dates and ticketing information below.
Last night (February 3), the former Smiths frontman took to social media to announce his latest trek, which will see him hit the road across the United States between April and May.
The announcement comes shortly after a short stint of Los Angeles gigs to end off 2024. Prior to that, he also embarked on a sold-out tour of North America in late October and November.
Over the course of his upcoming trek, Morrissey will perform in places like San Diego, San Antonio, St. Louis, Atlanta, St. Petersburg and more. Venue pre-sales will kick off later today (February 4) at 12pm local time, while Live Nation pre-sales go live on Thursday (February 6) at 12pm local time.
Public tickets go on sale Friday, February 7, at 12pm and can be purchased via Ticketmaster.
Morrissey’s 2025 North American tour dates are:
APRIL
26 – Reno, NV – Grand Theatre at Grand Sierra Resort
28 – Fresno, CA – Warnors Center for the Performing Arts
30 – Bakersfield, CA – The Historic Fox Theatre Bakersfield
MAY
01 – San Diego, CA – San Diego Civic Theatre
03 – Rancho Mirage, CA – The Show at Agua Caliente Resort Casino Spa Rancho Mirage
05 – Tucson, AZ – Centennial Hall
08 – San Antonio, TX – Boeing Center at Tech Port
10 – Oklahoma City, OK – The Criterion
12 – St. Louis, MO – The Factory
14 – Atlanta, GA – Fox Theatre
16 – St. Petersburg, FL – Duke Energy Center for the Arts – Mahaffey Theater
17 – Hollywood, FL – Hard Rock Live at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
Last week, Morrissey paid tribute to Marianne Faithfull following her death. Drawing reference to her 1965 hit ‘Come And Stay With Me’ which he said was “my very first purchased disc”, the ex-Smiths frontman wrote: “Marianne Faithfull, RIP. This is the evening of the day … my very first purchased disc.
“‘Come And Stay With Me’ … years later, sitting on her bed in Brussels … hearing her version of ‘Dear God, Please Help Me’ … she said ‘Lou Reed told me to cover it’ … her music brought us all closer … the girl to whom everything happened.”
In November, Morrissey decried how a war on “free speech” has prevented him from releasing any new music, seemingly alluding to ‘Bonfire Of The Teenagers’, an album he recorded in 2021 and which remains unreleased.
In a rare recent interview, he described the album as “the modern version of ‘The Queen Is Dead’, adding: “The fact that no label will release it is an indication of how childlike and frightened the music industry has become.”
Morrissey also reportedly fired his management team after Johnny Marr refuted several of Morrissey’s claims regarding The Smiths. In August, Morrissey had claimed that Marr had “ignored” a lucrative offer from AEG Entertainment Group to reunite the band. He then alleged that a Smiths ‘Greatest Hits’ album had been “blocked” by the guitarist.
Shortly after, Morrissey claimed that Marr now owns all of the “trademark rights and Intellectual Property” of The Smiths, and can tour as a band without him.
