For his latest piece of pop antagonism, former Smiths frontman Morrissey is signing copies of other artists’ classic albums and selling them as merchandise at his shows. A widely-shared image ...

Morrissey, who seems to have made a habit of going to war with whatever label he is signed to, started publicly fighting with the Harvest 2-3 weeks after the album was released in the U.S. on July 15.

Morrissey says he’s starting to believe that Capitol Records signed his forthcoming record so that they could “sabotage it”, according to a new statement on his website.

It was subsequently agreed with Morrissey’s lawyers that this trademark was held for the mutual benefit of Morrissey & Marr. As a gesture of goodwill, in January 2024, Marr signed an assignment ...

It was subsequently agreed with Morrissey's lawyers that this trademark was held for the mutual benefit of Morrissey & Marr. As a gesture of goodwill, in January 2024, Marr signed an assignment of ...

Morrissey’s far-right statements had come under intense scrutiny, ... In 2021, Morrissey announced that he’d signed with Capitol and that he planned to release his album Bonfire Of Teenagers.

“Morrissey has said that although he does not believe that Capitol Records in Los Angeles signed ‘Bonfire of Teenagers’ in order to sabotage it, he is quickly coming around to that belief.” ...

Morrissey at Kings Theatre, 2016 (photo by P Squared) Morrissey has fallen out of favor in the last couple years, following aligning himself with far-right and pro-Brexit parties in the UK and ...

Morrissey says he’s starting to believe that Capitol Records signed his forthcoming record so that they could “sabotage it”, according to a new statement on his website. The Smiths’ former singer also ...

Morrissey says he’s starting to believe that Capitol Records signed his forthcoming record so that they could “sabotage it”, according to a new statement on his website. The Smiths’ former singer also ...