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Morrissey canceled all four August performances of his Las Vegas residency at Wynn Las Vegas’ Encore Theater due to unforeseen logistical issues, with refunds issued and the show removed from listings; Rolling Stone notes his history of cancellations (22 in 2025), and his next appearances are Riot Fest in Chicago on Sept. 19 and the CBGB Festival in NYC on Sept. 26.
Morrissey canceled his Aug. 14, 15, 18 and 19 Las Vegas residency at Wynn Las Vegas due to unforeseen logistical challenges, per promoter emails; he previously canceled a Valencia show in March for being sleepy. Riot Fest remains on Sept. 19, and Morrissey later posted that the Vegas shows cannot happen for logistical reasons outside his control.
Morrissey has canceled his four-show Las Vegas residency at Wynn Las Vegas’ Encore Theater due to 'unforeseen logistical challenges,' with emails sent to ticket buyers and the shows removed from Wynn and Ticketmaster listings; the move follows his earlier claim that sleep deprivation from nearby construction left him in a catatonic state, a reason he cited when scrapping a Spain concert, and adds to a long pattern of tour cancellations.
Morrissey canceled four Las Vegas residency shows at Wynn Encore Theater (Aug 14–19) citing unforeseen logistical challenges; fans who bought travel and lodging were left in limbo as Wynn removed the dates and Ticketmaster listed the events as canceled. Morrissey has a history of cancellations, with his last performance on Aug 1 in Portugal.
Morrissey has cancelled his four‑night Las Vegas residency at Wynn Las Vegas just a week before the opening show, citing “unforeseen logistical challenges.” Wynn removed the dates from its site and his team confirmed the cancellation. The singer has a history of last‑minute gig cancellations, including a Valencia show this year, and now heads into a UK arena run planned for December.
Morrissey canceled his four-night Las Vegas residency at Wynn Las Vegas with just a week’s notice, citing unforeseen logistical challenges; the rest of his late-summer/early-fall US tour remains on the schedule for now, including Riot Fest where he’ll open for Tool.
Morrissey canceled his Valencia gig, saying sleep deprivation from Las Fallas noise and loud city announcements left him unable to perform, prompting online mockery as he gears up for a new album Make-Up is a Lie.
Morrissey canceled his Valencia, Spain concert after reports that sleep was impossible due to noise from Las Fallas celebrations; Morrissey Central posts described the hotel as an “indescribable hell” and a rep later confirmed the cancellation, noting the sleep deprivation rendered the show impossible amid a year of tour cancellations.
British singer Morrissey canceled a planned Spain concert due to sleep deprivation, with no immediate reschedule announced.
Morrissey has canceled two U.S. shows due to an adverse reaction to medication, adding to a series of cancellations in recent months. Despite health issues affecting his tour schedule, he is expected to release new music soon, with an album announced but no release date set.
British singer Morrissey canceled upcoming U.S. shows in Massachusetts and Connecticut due to credible assassination threats, amid a backdrop of political violence and recent threats against him, leading to concerns for safety.
Morrissey canceled two upcoming shows in Connecticut and Boston due to a credible death threat received online, with police charging a suspect who made the threat. The artist's North American tour continues with scheduled performances in various cities, but the cancellations were made out of caution for safety.
British singer Morrissey canceled two New England concerts due to a credible threat against his life, following an online threat linked to an earlier Canadian performance, amid heightened security concerns after a recent shooting incident at a college event.
Two upcoming Morrissey concerts in New England, including one at Boston's MGM Music Hall, were canceled due to credible death threats against the singer, with the cancellations citing security concerns and recent threats linked to events in Ottawa.
Morrissey canceled upcoming concerts at Foxwoods and MGM Music Hall due to a credible threat on his life, following a threatening social media post and an arrest related to a previous threat. The cancellations were made out of caution for safety, with ticket refunds issued, and it remains unclear if additional threats influenced the decision.