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by Luke Slater
Depeche Mode lead singer Dave Gahan has had a malignant tumour removed, whilst Morrissey continues to be plagued by illness, cancelling the remaining Brixton dates on his tour.»
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by Luke Slater
Mister Misery himself, Morrissey, has cancelled more shows due to further illness. »
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by Luke Slater
Belle & Sebastian front-man Stuart Murdoch has revealed that he never wants to meet his idol, Morrissey but lists tennis superstar Andy Murray among his current idols.»
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by Luke Slater
Moz has pulled out of more UK tour shows due to an ongoing illness. Yesterday (May 11) the former Smiths frontman had to cancel a show at the Royal Albert Hall due to an as yet unnamed illness.»
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by Sean Adams
Seeing as our previous Spotify playlists have done down so well we thought we'd make this a new weekly feature. Essentially this is a mixtape-like companion, featuring songs from records we've reviewed, bands in the news, people we've spoken to and stuff being talked about on the boards.»
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by Sean Adams
Morrissey has parted ways with his management, but never fear Holy Moly have a rather good suggestion for Mozza»
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by Mike Diver
American record producer Jerry Finn, who worked on releases by Blink-182, Green Day, Pennywise, Morrissey, Alkaline Trio and many more, died earlier this month at the age of 38»
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by Mike Diver
Good news, city-locked Londoners wanting some festival action this summer: DiS has two tickets to give away to each day of this year's O2 Wireless Festival»
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by Kev Kharas
New York Dolls will play three shows in the English regions next month, ahead of an appearance in London at Wireless»
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by Mike Diver
Good news, capital city fest-fans: the powers that be behind the O2 Wireless Festival 2008 have identified that "dirty toilets" are the worst element of any festival experience»
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by Tom Milway
New Morrissey album in the pipeline»
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by Kev Kharas
Bella Union, the fine independent label started by Cocteau Twin Simon Raymonde just over a decade ago, have been given their own stage at this year’s Wireless festival. Guess what? They have some of the best line-ups of the weekend»
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by Kev Kharas
Morrissey has joined a strong list of names for this year’s Benicassim Festival in Spain»
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by Kev Kharas
NME confirms it had any no commercial involvement whatsoever in the Love Music Hate Racism festival that took place this weekend»
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by Alex Denney
Morrissey has stumped up cash to ensure the smooth running of Love Music Hate Racism this weekend after NME pulled support for the event.»
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by Kev Kharas
This morning’s round of festival team-picking continues as The Courteeners and The Rascals are hailed from the line by Morrissey for his day at this year’s Wireless»
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by Kev Kharas
href=http://drownedinsound.com/articles/2643072 target=_blank>Remember when NME said Morrissey was a racist? Well, that’s simply not the case, a court heard today»
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by Kev Kharas
The ominously-dubbed Morrissey day at Wireless has attracted new names, and they’re pretty damn punk - Siouxsie! New York Dolls! Dirty Pretty Things!»
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by Kev Kharas
The first details of the good day at this year’s Wireless festival have been released; Morrissey confirmed as headliner, Beck and The National joining him on Friday, the 4th of July»
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by Alex Denney
She does it well and everything but, by golly, does Duffy have to be quite so retro? ‘Mercy’ sounds like bad sixties wallpaper, and does its Lulu-esque thing at number one this week»
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by Alex Denney
If absolutely pushed I’d have to suggest that that’s yesterday’s leftover shepherd’s pie slopping around in pop douche du jour David Jordan’s cranial cavity, such is the clod-hoofed inanity of his ‘Sun Goes Down’ single»
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by Kev Kharas
A spokesman for Morrissey has informed us that the singer’s three postponed shows at the London Roundhouse will not be rescheduled.»
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by Kev Kharas
Morrissey has confirmed the full release details of his forthcoming Greatest Hits compilation.»
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by Kev Kharas
Morrissey has plans for the new year.»
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by Kev Kharas
He’s only gone and done it – following yesterday’s announcement that Morrissey would slag off the NME today, he has.»
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by Kev Kharas
Hush descends on the Empire: Morrissey will speak for the first time tomorrow since the immigration furore sparked by his interview in last week’s NME.»
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by Kev Kharas
Shrapnel continues to fly from the NME vs. Morrissey collision, as Morrissey camp plot legal action, thickens and tour dates.»
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by Kev Kharas
All the fallout and forgotten from yesterday's sniping»
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by Kev Kharas
The hoary old tussle between music paper the NME and Morrissey has resumed this morning, as the publication splatters its front page with controversial comments from the former Smiths man.
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by Kev Kharas
Morrissey has announced a six-night London residency for early 2008.»
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by Rupert the Bare Nang
NME.com, via Billboard, has reported that Morrissey is to sign a new record deal and release a greatest-hits compilation»
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by Kev Kharas
Smug Morrissey was present in the stands as David Beckham's LA Galaxy went down to Chivas USA in the MLS recently.»
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by Kev Kharas
It may be 4pm on a Monday afternoon, but after DiS sent writers strafing out to five festivals in the last couple of days, our thoughts are still very much with the weekend.»
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by Kev Kharas
Morrissey and the BBC are talking over the possibility of the ex-Smiths man representing the UK at this year's Eurovision song contest...»
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by Mike Diver
So we’re back from ATP and shattered, physically and mentally: what better time could there possibly be for a trawl through the ups and downs of the last seven days in the UK singles and albums charts...»
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by Mike Diver
He's the ringleader of the tormentors, or something, don't cha know? And he's got some live dates lined up for December...»
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by Mike Diver
That Morrissey fella, bit old isn't he? Still, that doesn't stop the sour-faced Manc from embracing Brand New Exciting Technology. Oh no no no...»
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by Mike Diver
Morrissey - the first of the gang to die, no less - has reiterated his absolute refusal to ever reunite The Smiths...»
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by Mike Diver
As previously reported on DiS, download single releases are now counted by chart compilers regardless of whether or not a physical version of the song in question is available in stores. This week, Gnarls Barkley's 'Crazy' could be the first song to reach number one before it's properly released on CD et cetera...»
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by Ben Jones
Be it middle-class fervour or Radiohead-induced mania, V Festival has sold out (and not just in the moral/commercial sense) in record time this year, with the weekend and camping tickets at Chelmsford evaporating in just eight minutes...»
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by DiS News
Following the announcement that Morrissey will not be headlining this year's Isle of White festival, it has now been revealed that Travis has stepped into the breach.»
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by Andrew Future
It's Sunday night, and it's raining again at Reading. This time it's bottles with the message being to 50 Cent being quite clear: don't stop the rock!»
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by Gary Guestlist
Virgin Trains will foot the bill for you and seven mates to go VIP all the way to Manchester Move where you'll catch Morrissey, The Cure, Pixies and more with free beer and your own private box. Hurry, it starts on 8 July.»
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by Andrew Future
Morrissey celebrated a blistering start to Meltdown by slamming former label EMI. The opening night was lacking any Libertines, but was full of shirt flying action and some old favourites.»
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by Sean Adams
New York Dolls Meltdown show sold out too quickly, so they're gonna play another, just because they can...»
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by Andrew Future
Ireland's Heineken Green Energy Music Festival announces some more names.»
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by Andrew Future
Morrissey has confirmed yet another festival date. This time, he joins fellow old guard The Cure, Pixies and Ocean Colour Scene at the Virgin Trains Move Festival, alongside Elbow.»
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by Andrew Future
The line-up for this year’s Reading and Leeds festivals has been partially announced. It’s time to party like it’s August 2002.»
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by Adie Nunn
Morrissey has revealed some of the names set to appear at the Meltdown festival he’s curating.»
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by Mike Diver
Morrissey will curate this year's Meltdown festival, which takes place at London's South Bank Centre between the 11th and 27th of June.»
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by Ollie Appleby
After last year's 'Reel Around The Fountain' live footage release, a new documentary on The Smiths is to be shown featuring (some) footage not previously broadcast in the UK.
The documentary/film titled 'These Things Take Time:»
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by Graham Reed
THE RETURN OF THE MOZ…..Part two
The lesser spotted Steven Patrick Morrissey (aka Homo Miserabilus) returns to the
music scene after a five year absence later this year.
With a new single currently slated for September 9th , and a new album due on September 23rd, Morrissey returns for»
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by Gareth Dobson
Morrissey, the biggest English performer in Mexico (true!) is set to return this autumn with a new single and album.
The title of both are yet to be confirmed, but the single has been pencilled in with a 9th September release date, and the album is due to follow two weeks later on the 23rd.
It»