Every date that Morrissey has ever cancelled

"Why is the last mile the hardest mile?" - Morrissey.

So far: 306 Cancelled, Postponed Dates, or Abbreviated Sets.

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2020 (4 out of 14 dates - 29%)

Manhattan Center's statement

Not Morrissey's fault, but most large gathering are now banned due to the CoronaVirus / COVID-19 pandemic.



11 Mar 2020 Paris - Salle Pleyel (Cancelled)

20 Mar 2020 New York, NY - Manhattan Center (Postponed)

21 Mar 2020 New York, NY - Apollo Theater (Cancelled)

02 May 2020 Carson, CA - Cruel World Festival (Postponed)

2019 (8 out of 30 dates - 27%)

Oh Canada!


Morrissey Canada 2019 Tour Dates facebook.com/Morrissey

After nearly two decades of banning Canada, Morrissey announced in September 2018 that he would return to the country: "My decision to return to Canada after almost 15 years of protest against its savage and Neanderthal annual Baby Seal Kill is entirely because my stance was ultimately of no use and helped no one. My voice was drowned out by the merciless swing of spiked axes crushing the heads of babies. On my return to Canada I feel that I can be of more use by making sizeable donations to animal protection groups in each city that I play."

04/13/2019: Thanks to several fans who reported that Morrissey officially cancelled some Canadian dates. Rob sent in: "Due to a medical emergency stemming from an accident incurred while traveling in Europe, Morrissey will be forced to postpone his performances in Vancouver to October 14th and 15th, 2019. Spirits are high and the artist is on the path to a swift recovery. All tickets will be valid for the new date and exchanges will not be necessary. Thank you for your understanding. Morrissey looks forward to making his long-awaited return to the city and wishes to deeply thank everyone for their patience. All remaining dates on Morrissey’s tour will resume as planned, commencing in Toronto on Friday Apr 26."



14 Apr 2019 Vancouver, BC - Orpheum Theatre (Postponed)

15 Apr 2019 Vancouver, BC - Orpheum Theatre (Postponed)

17 Apr 2019 Calgary, AB - Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium (Postponed)

18 Apr 2019 Edmonton, AB - Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium (Postponed)

20 Apr 2019 Saskatoon, SK - TCU Place (Postponed)

22 Apr 2019 Winnipeg, MB - Centennial Concert Hall (Postponed)
• 21 Sep 2019 Houston, TX - White Oak Music Hall (Postponed due to flooding)
• 01 Oct 2019 Seattle, WA - WAMU theater (Cancelled due to circumstances beyond our control)

2018 (10 out of 33 dates - 30%)

Cancellation Statement for Asunción, Paraguay Photo by @officialmoz

Morrissey's management announced: "Due to logistical circumstances beyond our control, the UK/European Morrissey concerts scheduled for July will be postponed."

04 Jul 2018 Edinburgh - Usher Hall (Postponed)

07 Jul 2018 Manchester - Castlefield Bowl (Postponed)

08 Jul 2018 Manchester - Castlefield Bowl (Postponed)

10 Jul 2018 Portsmouth - Guildhall (Postponed)

12 Jul 2018 Reading - Rivermead (Postponed)

15 Jul 2018 Berlin - Mercedes-Benz Arena (Postponed)

17 Jul 2018 Copenhagen - DR Koncerthuset (Postponed)

19 Jul 2018 Rattvik - Dalhalla Arena (Postponed)

21 Jul 2018 Helsinki - Ice Hall Black Box (Postponed)
• 05 Dec 2018 Asunción, Paraguay - Centro de Convenciones de la Conmebol (cancelled due to food poisoning)

NOTE: Morrissey's show at the Copley Symphony Hall in San Diego, CA (10 Nov 2018) ended slightly early due to multiple stage invaders. This does not count against Morrissey as a partial show, because it was during the second encore.

2017 (9 out of 32 dates - 28%)

After police pulled a gun on Morrissey, his nephew said that Morrissey decided to cancel seven proposed Italian dates - including the announced Macerata Opera Festival. Read all about it on rollingstone.com. Incidentally, Italian police disagreed. Since the other six dates were never announced, we can't add the dates and locations to the 2017 listing.


• 10 Apr 2017 Tucson, AZ - Fox Tucson Theatre (walked off after six songs due to vocal issues)
• 12 Apr 2017 San Antonio, TX - Tobin Center (third San Antonio cancellation, citing "health concerns" via mysanantonio.com)
• 06 Sep 2017 Macerata Opera Festival, Italy (details)
• 05 Nov 2017 Paso Robles, CA - Vina Robles Amphitheatre (heater not working, announced at 8:30pm)
Illness in the Touring Party.
04 Dec 2017 Philadelphia, PA - The Fillmore (cancelled, announced at 1:30pm)
05 Dec 2017 The Late Show with Stephen Colbert (Morrissey was scheduled to appear along with guests Saoirse Ronan and Van Jones... Comedian Michelle Wolf filled in. Additional details at morrissey-solo.com)
07 Dec 2017 Boston, MA - Orpheum Theatre (cancelled, announced 12/06 at 5pm)
10 Dec 2017 KROQ Almost Acoustic Christmas 2017 (It's suggested by KROQ staff that they knew about the cancellation since Thursday, they officially announced the cancellation on Saturday at 8pm. To be fair, KROQ was hoping that conditions would improve, but it did not. The Killers will now headline, with Sad Girl added to the lineup.)
16 Dec 2017 CBS This Morning - Saturday Sessions (Although there is a 25% chance that Morrissey will cancel his Saturday Sessions, I don't think he will. The show is pre-recorded and only requires one or two songs. Based on Anthony Mason's Morrissey confirmation and Morrissey's recent feisty Der Spiegel comment, it sounded like he's feeling much better. But who knows. We'll find out this Saturday. Update 12/14/2017: It's possible that Morrissey will not appear live at all, but that CBS will use pre-recorded live concert footage. Update 12/17/2017: Confirmed, Morrissey did not show up. Instead, CBS used footage from Morrissey's appearance at The Anthem in Washington DC from Nov 30, before he fell ill.)

2016 (17 out of 46 dates - 37%)

After Manzur was hospitalized, Morrissey cancelled the remaining six dates on his tour, no thanks to "mismanagement of tour funds" by 360 Management. Read all about it on rollingstone.com.


• 19 Aug 2016 Istanbul - KüçükÇiftlik Park (cancelled)
• 01 Oct 2016 Yokohama - Bay Hall (cancelled)
• 18 Oct 2016 Bangkok - Moonstar Studio (cancelled)
• 14 Nov 2016 Boulder, CO (cancelled) (keyboardist Gustavo Manzur collapsed and was hospitalized)
• 16 Nov 2016 Dallas, TX - McFarlin Auditorium (postponed)
• 17 Nov 2016 San Antonio, TX - Tobin Center for the Performing Arts (postponed)
• 19 Nov 2016 Houston, TX - White Oak Music Hall (postponed)
• 23 Nov 2016 El Paso, TX - Abraham Chavez Theatre (cancelled)
• 23 Nov 2016 Detroit, MI - Royal Oak Music Theatre (postponed)
• 25 Nov 2016 Cleveland, OH - State Theatre (postponed)
• 27 Nov 2016 Chicago, IL - Aragon Ballroom (postponed)
• 07 Dec 2016 Detroit, MI - Royal Oak Music Theatre (cancelled)
• 09 Dec 2016 Cleveland, OH - State Theatre (cancelled)
• 10 Dec 2016 Chicago, IL - Aragon Ballroom (cancelled)
• 14 Dec 2016 Dallas, TX - McFarlin Auditorium (cancelled)
• 16 Dec 2016 Houston, TX - White Oak Music Hall (cancelled)
• 17 Dec 2016 San Antonio, TX - Majestic Theatre (cancelled)

2015 (2 out of 76 dates - 2%)

• 10 Mar 2015 Tilburg - 013 (postponed to March 29)
• 27 Mar 2015 Alan Carr: Chatty Man appearance (stuck in Belfast)

2014 (23 out of 71 dates - 32%)

• 04 Jun 2014 Atlanta, GA - Cobb Energy Centre (cancelled because Morrissey blamed Kristeen Young for giving him the cold)
• 06 Jun 2014 Atlantic City, NJ - Revel Ovation Hall
• 07 Jun 2014 Boston, MA - Boston Opera House
• 10 Jun 2014 Baltimore, MD - Meyerhoff Symphony Hall
• 11 Jun 2014 Washington, DC - Lincoln Theatre
• 13 Jun 2014 Chicago, IL - Civic Opera House
• 14 Jun 2014 Flint, MI - James Whiting Auditorium
• 16 Jun 2014 Lewiston, NY - Artpark Main Stage Theater
• 17 Jun 2014 Wilmington, DE - Grand Opera House
• 19 Jun 2014 Hershey, PA - Hershey Theatre
• 21 Jun 2014 New York, NY - Barclays Center
• 22 Jun 2014 Atlantic City, NJ - Revel Ovation Hall
• 24 Jun 2014 Baltimore, MD - Meyerhoff Symphony Hall
• 25 Jun 2014 Washington, DC - Lincoln Theatre
• 31 Oct 2014 Lyon - Le Radiant
• 02 Nov 2014 Lausanne - Les Docks
• 03 Nov 2014 Basel - Event Hall Messe
• 19 Nov 2014 Stodola, Warsaw - Poland (Walked off stage 25 mins, details)
• 05 Dec 2014 Tae Kwon Do Arena, Athens - Greece (postponed for missing a flight)
  
• 07 Dec 2014 Volkswagen Arena, Istanbul - Turkey (postponed for logistics issues)
• 13 Dec 2014 Les Docks, Lausanne - Switzerland
• 15 Dec 2014 De Oosterpoort, Groningen - Netherlands (postponed)
  
• 16 Dec 2014 Tilburg - 013 (postponed)

2013 (62 out of 79 dates - 78%)

Some details on nbcnews.com, but the official cancellation statement reads: "The remaining dates of the Morrissey U.S. North American tour have officially been pulled down due to medical reasons. The singer has suffered a series of medical mishaps over the past few months including a bleeding ulcer, Barrett’s esophagus and double pneumonia. Despite his best efforts to try to continue touring, Morrissey has to take a hiatus and will not be able to continue on the rest of the tour. Morrissey thanks all of his fans for their well wishes and thoughts. Refunds for the remaining shows are available at point of purchase."


• 24 Jan 2013 Flint, MI - James H Whiting Auditorium
• 25 Jan 2013 Minneapolis, MN - Orpheum Theatre
• 26 Jan 2013 Chicago, IL - The Chicago Theatre
• 28 Jan 2013 Asheville, NC - The Orange Peel
• 29 Jan 2013 Nashville, TN - Ryman Auditorium
• 31 Jan 2013 Atlanta, GA - Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre
• 02 Feb 2013 Lawrence, KS - Liberty Hall
• 05 Feb 2013 Clear Lake, IA - Surf Ballroom
• 06 Feb 2013 Lincoln, NE - Rococo Theatre
• 09 Feb 2013 Las Vegas, NV - The Cosmopolitan
• 10 Feb 2013 Tempe, AZ - Marquee Theater
• 12 Feb 2013 El Paso, TX - Tricky Falls
• 13 Feb 2013 Austin, TX - Austin Music Hall
• 15 Feb 2013 Pharr, TX - Pharr Events Center
• 16 Feb 2013 Beaumont, TX - Jefferson Theatre
• 18 Feb 2013 Dallas, TX - Palladium Ballroom
• 21 Feb 2013 Denver, CO - Temple Hoyne Buell Theatre
• 22 Feb 2013 Salt Lake City, UT - Kingsbury Hall at University of Utah
• 24 Feb 2013 San Francisco, CA - Davies Symphony Hall
• 26 Feb 2013 Los Angeles, CA - Jimmy Kimmel Live (cancelled due to Duck Dynasty; hollywoodreporter.com)
• 02 Mar 2013 Sparks, NV - John Ascuaga's Nugget - Rose Ballroom
• 09 Mar 2013 San Francisco, CA - The Regency Ballroom
• 14 Mar 2013 Mexico City - Vive Latino Festival
• 18 Mar 2013 Lawrence, KS - Liberty Hall
• 19 Mar 2013 Lincoln, NE - Rococo Theatre
• 22 Mar 2013 Minneapolis, MN - Orpheum Theatre
• 23 Mar 2013 Chicago, IL - The Chicago Theatre
• 27 Mar 2013 Clear Lake, IA - Surf Ballroom
• 29 Mar 2013 Nashville, TN - Ryman Auditorium
• 30 Mar 2013 Atlanta, GA - Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre
• 02 Apr 2013 Asheville, NC - The Orange Peel
• 03 Apr 2013 Richmond, VA - The National
• 05 Apr 2013 Washington, DC - The National Theatre
• 06 Apr 2013 Philadelphia, PA - Tower Theater
• 08 Apr 2013 Flint, MI - James H Whiting Auditorium
• 09 Apr 2013 Indianapolis, IN - Murat Theatre
• 12 Apr 2013 Beaumont, TX - Jefferson Theatre
• 13 Apr 2013 Pharr, TX - Pharr Events Center
• 15 Apr 2013 Dallas, TX - Palladium Ballroom
• 16 Apr 2013 Austin, TX - Austin Music Hall
• 19 Apr 2013 Tempe, AZ - Marquee Theater
• 20 Apr 2013 Las Vegas, NV - The Cosmopolitan
• 23 Apr 2013 El Paso, TX - Tricky Falls
• 26 Apr 2013 Denver, CO - Temple Hoyne Buell Theatre
• 28 Apr 2013 Salt Lake City, UT - Kingsbury Hall at University of Utah
• 30 Apr 2013 San Francisco, CA - The Warfield
• 01 May 2013 San Francisco, CA - The Regency Ballroom
lack of funding: Morrissey explains, in his own words, "I am informed today that the projected tour of South America is snuffed out, thus euthanized - due, I'm reliably advised, to lack of funding. It's quite easy to sell tickets, yet impossible to transport band and crew from F to G. In a year when far too many disappointments have been buried this really is the last of many final straws, and I am not alone in feeling this. The future is suddenly absent, and my apologies are now so frequent as to be somewhat ridiculous, and it is I who apologize because no one else would bother. It is agonizing to be responsible for imparting such news - especially when it springs upon me unexpectedly and inexplicably. But the collapse of South America rings the curtain down with a colossal thud, and the major problems remain as insoluble now as they were in 2009. The obvious conclusion stares back at me from the mirror, and the wheels are finally off the covered wagon. Cancellations and illness have sucked the life out of all of us, and the only sensible solution seems to be the art of doing nothing. As always I ask your pardon, and I offer pangs of overwhelming love and gratitude to the band and the crew, whose loyalty stretched above and beyond."
09 Jul 2013 Lima - Jockey Club
10 Jul 2013 Lima - Jockey Club
15 Jul 2013 Viña del Mar - Espacio Sporting Club
16 Jul 2013 Rancagua - Monticello Grand Casino
18 Jul 2013 Puerto Montt - Arena Puerto Montt
19 Jul 2013 Concepción - Gimnasio Municipal
22 Jul 2013 Santiago - Teatro La Cúpula
23 Jul 2013 Santiago - Teatro La Cúpula
25 Jul 2013 Santiago - Amanda Club (private event)
26 Jul 2013 Santiago - Movistar Arena
28 Jul 2013 Buenos Aires - Tecnópolis
30 Jul 2013 Sao Paulo - Credicard Hall
02 Aug 2013 Brasilia - Espaco Iguatemi
04 Aug 2013 Rio de Janeiro - Citibank Hall

2012 (27 out of 85 dates - 32%)

• 24 Jul 2012 Cascais - Cascais Music Festival
  
  Morrissey's mother was hospitalized. Can't really blame Morrissey's humanity for suddenly stopping his tour to fly back to England to see his mother in the hospital. Originally it was only going to be a few days before he resume his tour... but unfortunately the remainder of the 2012 dates were all postponed until 2013. Those 2013 announced were also cancelled due to "a series of medical mishaps", but you can read all about that in the 2013 entries.
• 23 Oct 2012 Pittsburgh, PA - Heinz Hall
• 24 Oct 2012 Columbus, OH - LC Indoor Pavilion
• 26 Oct 2012 Flint, MI - James H Whiting Auditorium
• 27 Oct 2012 Chicago, IL - The Chicago Theatre
• 29 Oct 2012 Minneapolis, MN - Orpheum Theatre
• 30 Oct 2012 Clear Lake, IA - Surf Ballroom
• 01 Nov 2012 Lincoln, NE - Rococo Theatre
• 03 Nov 2012 Denver, CO - Ellie Caulkins Opera House
• 04 Nov 2012 Salt Lake City, UT - Kingsbury Hall at University of Utah
• 08 Nov 2012 Seattle, WA - Moore Theatre
• 10 Nov 2012 Bellingham, WA - Mount Baker Theatre
• 11 Nov 2012 Portland, OR - Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall
• 14 Nov 2012 Davis, CA - Robert Mondavi Center at UC Davis
• 16 Nov 2012 San Francisco, CA - Davies Symphony Hall
• 17 Nov 2012 Reno, NV - John Ascuaga's Nugget - Rose Ballroom
• 21 Nov 2012 Tempe, AZ - Marquee Theater
• 23 Nov 2012 Las Vegas, NV - The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas at The Chelsea Ballroom
• 24 Nov 2012 Los Angeles, CA - STAPLES Center
• 27 Nov 2012 El Paso, TX - Tricky Falls
• 28 Nov 2012 Wichita Falls, TX - Kay Yeager Coliseum
• 30 Nov 2012 Pharr, TX - Pharr Events Center
• 01 Dec 2012 Beaumont, TX - Jefferson Theatre
• 03 Dec 2012 Atlanta, GA - Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre
• 05 Dec 2012 Asheville, NC - The Orange Peel
• 07 Dec 2012 North Bethesda, MD - The Music Center at Strathmore
• 08 Dec 2012 Atlantic City, NJ - House of Blues at Showboat Atlantic City

2011 (4 out of 53 dates - 8%)

• 14 Jul 2011 Helsingborg - Sundspärlan (Cancelled due to rain... even though "the promoter wanted it to go ahead as gigs in the rain have been played on the same stage without any major problems")
• 10 Nov 2011 Chicago, IL - Congress Theater (postponed due to a visa administration error)
• 23 Nov 2011 Los Angeles, CA - "Jimmy Kimmel Live!"
• 01 Dec 2011 Oakland, CA - Fox Theater

2009 (24 out of 122 dates - 20%)

This was the year Morrissey vs the "recurring illness was a bout of influenza", according to express.co.uk.


• 28 Feb 2009 Boca Raton, FL - Mizner Park (illness)
• 01 Mar2009 Orlando, FL - Hard Rock Live
• 03 Mar 2009 Jacksonville, FL - Florida Theatre
• 04 Mar 2009 St. Petersburg, FL - Jannus Landing Courtyard
• 06 Mar 2009 Myrtle Beach, SC - House of Blues (show was cut short)
• 07 Mar 2009 Atlanta, GA - Variety Playhouse
• 09 Mar 2009 Asheville, NC - Orange Peel (still ill)
• 17 Apr 2009 Coachella 2009 (set cut short because of "smell of burning animals")
• 18 Apr 2009 Oakland, CA - Paramount Theatre (illness)
• 11 May 2009 London - Royal Albert Hall (illness)
• 13 May 2009 Birmingham - Symphony Hall
• 25 May 2009 Salisbury - City Hall
• 26 May 2009 London - Mile End Troxy Ballroom
• 28 May 2009 London - Brixton 02 Academy
• 29 May 2009 London - Brixton 02 Academy
• 30 May 2009 London - Brixton 02 Academy
• 02 Jun 2009 Paris - Le Grand Rex (Doctor orders Morrissey to not sing)
• 03 Jun 2009 Lille - Aéronef
Un-resolvable Reasons
13 Jul 2009 Rimini - Velvet (Postponed)
14 Jul 2009 Rimini - Velvet (Postponed)
• 24 Oct 2009 Oasis Leisure Centre, Swindon, England (After the first song, Morrissey collapsed and rushed to the hospital - read about it on theguardian.com)
• 26 Oct 2009 Bournemouth - Opera House (cancelled because of Morrissey's hospitalization in Swindon).
• 07 Nov 2009 Echo Arena, Liverpool (show stopped at song two because someone threw and hit Morrissey with a bottle).
• 05 Dec 2009 Indio, CA - Fantasy Springs (Morrissey has blown out his voice)

2008 (2 out of 22 dates - 9%)

• 26 Jan 2008 London - Roundhouse (they tried to move the show to the Forum, but Morrissey refused, because he played there in 1999 and had no desire to return, according to ratty)
• 27 Jan 2008 London - Roundhouse

2007 (11 out of 105 dates - 10%)

• 03 Jun 2007 San Diego, CA - Viejas Concerts at Bayside (Most of the set was played - 15 songs - but was slightly shorten when Morrissey left in the middle of "How Soon Is Now?", thanks to morrissey-solo.com and steh-fan)
Morrissey lost his voice starting in Boston: After 7 songs, Morrissey left the stage and never came back. According to fans at the show, he said something about his voice cracking: "I know that if I crack, either emotionally or vocally, I'll be forgiven." Additional details at morrissey-solo.com.

Update 05/08/2019: According to Krislucius, "He came back a few months later and played the same venue and my ticket was honored."

As a result of losing his voice in Boston, the next few weeks (up to July 6) were all cancelled.
26 Jun 2007 Boston, MA - Bank of America Pavilion (7 songs only)
27 Jun 2007 Northampton, MA - Pines Theatre
29 Jun 2007 Philadelphia, PA - Mann Center
30 Jun 2007 New York, NY - Madison Square Garden
03 Jul 2007 Baltimore, MD - Rams Head
05 Jul 2007 Atlantic City, NJ - Borgata
06 Jul 2007 Holmdel, NJ - PNC Bank Arts Center
• 02 Oct 2007 Los Angeles, CA - Hollywood Palladium
• 04 Oct 2007 Los Angeles, CA - Hollywood Palladium
• 08 Nov 2007 Miami, FL - The Fillmore

2006 (5 out of 107 dates - 5%)

• 15 Mar 2006 Odessa, TX - Dos Amigos
• 23 Mar 2006 London - "Friday Night With Jonathan Ross"
• 12 Jul 2006 Sesto Fiorentino, Firenze - Villa Solaria
• 14 Jul 2006 Napoli - Neapolis Festival
• 15 Jul 2006 Zafferana Etnea, Catania - Anfiteatro

2005 (1 out of 1 date - 100%)

• 11 Jun 2005 Nokia Isle of Wight Music Festival - Newport, England
  From nme.com: A statement reads: “Morrissey will regrettably not be appearing at the Isle Of Wight Festival on the 11th of June as scheduled. The pressure of preparing the new album and losing his drummer earlier this month has made it impossible to do the gig without massively compromising both the gig and the album. Apologies to all the fans, the organisers and the people of the Isle Of Wight.”

2004 (27 out of 93 dates - 29%)

"Ailing Singer"
24 May 2004 Los Angeles, CA - The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn (read about the cancellation)
25 May 2004 Los Angeles, CA - The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn
25 May 2004 Los Angeles, CA - Pepsi Smash taping, WB
26 May 2004 Los Angeles, CA - The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn
27 May 2004 Los Angeles, CA - The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn
28 May 2004 Los Angeles, CA - The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn
Lollapalooza 2004

Not Morrissey's fault, but he, along with Sonic Youth, PJ Harvey, the Flaming Lips, were supposed to headline Lollapalooza 2004... but the whole tour was cancelled because of poor ticket sales. Read all about it on MTV.com.
14 Jul 2004 Auburn, WA - White River Amphitheatre
17 Jul 2004 Mountain View, CA - Shoreline Amphitheatre
20 Jul 2004 San Diego, CA - Coors Amphitheater
26 Jul 2004 Greenwood Village, CO - Coors Amphitheater
29 Jul 2004 Tinley Park, IL - Tweeter Center
01 Aug 2004 Naeba - Fuji Rock Festival
02 Aug 2004 Clarkston, MI - DTE Energy Music Theatre
05 Aug 2004 Toronto, ON - Molson Amphitheatre
07 Aug 2004 Benicàssim - Benicàssim Festival
09 Aug 2004 Cuyahoga Falls, OH - Blossom Music Center
12 Aug 2004 Columbia, MD - Merriweather Post
14 Aug 2004 Mansfield, MA - Tweeter Center
16 Aug 2004 New York City, NY - Randalls Island
18 Aug 2004 Camden, NJ - Tweeter Center at the Waterfront
21 Aug 2004 Atlanta, GA - Turner Field
24 Aug 2004 Dallas, TX - Smirnoff Music Center
• 27 Aug 2004 Paris - Rock en Seine Festival (I can only speculate this show was cancelled because Morrissey thought he would be recovering from Lollapalooza or that the dates were too close for comfort. The Roots ended up replacing Morrissey on the bill.)
• 18 Sep 2004 Devore, CA - KROQ Inland Invasion 4 (Morrissey cancelled due to illness... but he actually made it up to KROQ fans for their Halloween show. Siouxsie and Billy Idol headlined in Morrissey's place.)
• 19 Sep 2004 San Francisco, CA - Golden Gate Park - Now & Zen Fest 2004 (Morrissey's illness continues, read about it on morrissey-solo.com)

My first Morrissey cancellation — 10/28/2004 Photo by Abrahán Garza

Strained Vocal Chords
28 Oct 2004 Houston, TX - Verizon Wireless Theatre (Cancelled due to "strained vocal chords"... What's funny is that the cancellation would continue, according to houstonpress.com: "The original [rescheduled] date for Beaumont was December 2, 2012, later postponed to February 16, 2013 and pushed again to April 12, 2013. He finally appeared in person on May 25, 2014, more than two years after the original date.")
29 Oct 2004 Austin, TX - The Backyard (Strained vocal chords continues)

2002 (5 out of 52 dates - 10%)

• 20 Aug 2002 Anchorage, AK - Egan Center
• 31 Aug 2002 Spokane, WA - The Met Theater
• 26 Aug 2002 Calgary, AL - MacEwan Hall
• 27 Aug 2002 Edmonton, AL - Red's
• 29 Aug 2002 Vancouver, BC - The Commodore Ballroom

2000 (1 out of 30 dates - 3%)

• 17 Feb 2000 Pittsburgh, PA - A.J. Palumbo Center (Morrissey cancelled Pittsburgh due to "a migraine and back spasms" They said he would reschedule. via murray)
  
  From Passions Just Like Mine:
  
  Postponed and never rescheduled.
  
  Morrissey may have been referring to this concert when he told the Pittsbugh Post-Gazette in 2013: "I arrived for the soundcheck and I was told that the night had to be 'pulled' because the stage wasn't safe. There were a lot of people queuing in the rain, and backstage was abysmal -- I don't think there was even a toilet. When you're faced with such situations you feel so much anger with local promoters because they charge such high ticket prices yet they have no concern for either the comfort of the artist or the safety of the audience ... they think the night will just roll along on enthusiasm, which is wrong."

1999 (2 out of 48 dates - 4%)

• 07 Oct 1999 House of Blues, Las Vegas (cancelled due to Alain Whyte's back injuries)
• 18 Oct 1999 Dresden, Germany Schlachthof (cancelled because the venue was unsuitable for a concert)

1997 (1 out of 55 dates - 2%)

• 29 Sep 1997 Guthrie Theater, Minneapolis

1996 (23 out of 23 dates - 100%)

image from ticketcollector.wordpress.com Read More Morrissey Morrissey at Club Stodola in Warsaw, Poland, on November 19th. Morrissey walked .…

Morrissey was originally the opening act of the David Bowie 1996 tour. Since he bailed out, Bowie and Morrissey had not been on speaking terms. In fact, Bowie blocked the usage of his image for The Last of the Famous International Playboys in 2013, read more on true-to-you.net.


• 17 Jan 1996 Helsinki Finland Helsinki Ice Hall (with David Bowie, continued)
• 19 Jan 1996 Stockholm Sweden Globe Arena
• 20 Jan 1996 Gothenburg Scandinavium
• 22 Jan 1996 Oslo Norway Spektrum
• 24 Jan 1996 Copenhagen Denmark Valby-Hallen
• 25 Jan 1996 Hamburg Germany Sporthalle
• 27 Jan 1996 Brussels Belgium Vorst Forest Nationaal
• 28 Jan 1996 Utrecht Netherlands Prins Van Oranjehall
• 30 Jan 1996 Dortmund Germany Westfalenhalle
• 31 Jan 1996 Frankfurt Festhalle
• 01 Feb 1996 Berlin Deutschlandhalle
• 03 Feb 1996 Prague Czech Republic Sportovni Hala
• 04 Feb 1996 Vienna Austria Stadthalle
• 06 Feb 1996 Ljubljana Slovenia Hala Tivoli
• 08 Feb 1996 Milan Italy Palatrussardi
• 09 Feb 1996 Bologna Palasport
• 11 Feb 1996 Lyon France Halle Tony Garnier
• 13 Feb 1996 Geneva Switzerland Arena
• 14 Feb 1996 Zurich Hallenstadion
• 16 Feb 1996 Amnéville France Le Galaxie
• 17 Feb 1996 Lille Le Zénith
• 18 Feb 1996 Rennes Salle Expos-Aeroport
• 20 Feb 1996 Paris Palais Omnisports de Paris-Bercy

1995 (10 out of 28 dates - 35%)

Morrissey was slated to be the opening act of the David Bowie Outside European tour, but he suddenly and unexpectedly quit just before the Aberdeen Exhibition Centre performance on 29 November 1995. The support slot was filled on later dates by The Gyres, Echobelly, Placebo and a variety of local bands.



Manchester 1995, image from @davidbowie_news

• 23 Nov 1995 King's Hall, Belfast, Northern Ireland
• 29 Nov 1995 Aberdeen Exhibition Centre
• 30 Nov 1995 Glasgow Scottish Exhibition and Conference (with David Bowie)
• 03 Dec 1995 Sheffield England Sheffield Arena
• 04 Dec 1995 Sheffield Arena
• 05 Dec 1995 Belfast Northern Ireland King's Hall
• 06 Dec 1995 Manchester England Manchester Arena
• 07 Dec 1995 Newcastle upon Tyne Newcastle Arena
• 08 Dec 1995 Manchester Manchester Arena
• 13 Dec 1995 Birmingham National Exhibition Centre (Hall 5)

1994 (6 out of 6 shows - 100%)

• 08 Apr 1994 Olympic Auditorium, Los Angeles (details: articles.latimes.com )
• 11 Apr 1994 Carnegie Hall, New York (details: nytimes.com )
• 12 Apr 1994 Carnegie Hall, New York
  
• 19 Sep 1994 Carnegie Hall, New York (rescheduled date)
• 20 Sep 1994 Carnegie Hall, New York (rescheduled date)
• 29 Sep 1994 Olympic Auditorium, Los Angeles (rescheduled date)

1992 (3 out of 53 dates - 6%)

• 27 Jun 1992 Glastonbury Festival, England
• 08 Aug 1992 Madstock - London, England Finsbury Park (show cut short after crowd got rowdy when Morrissey wrapped the Union Jack flag around his body)
• 09 Aug 1992 Madstock - London, England Finsbury Park (Morrissey cancelled his second Madstock appearance)

1991 (20 out of 70 dates - 29%)

This was the first solo Morrissey tour since his eighty-hate date. According to Passions Just Like Mine, there were an additional 11 shows cancelled at the end of the second leg of the North American tour, due to exhaustion. "Dates scheduled in Worcester, Albany, New York, Philadelphia, Washington, Williamsburg, Chapel Hill, Birmingham, New Orleans, Lakeland and Miami at the tail end of the tour were cancelled. After over 6 months of touring everywhere and doing television, radio and magazine interviews almost constantly, exhaustion must have had the better of Morrissey. It was time to kill "Kill Uncle" and move on to the next album."


• 16 May 1991 Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow (called because of sore throat)
• 18 Jun 1991 Austin, Texas City Coliseum
  (Michael T writes: "He cancelled it while we were all waiting in line to get in.")
• 22 Jun 1991 Nashville, TN Starwood
• 30 Jun 1991 Pittsburgh, PA I.C. Light Amphitheater
• 13 Sep 1991 Venue Hordern Pavilion, Sydney
• 14 Sep 1991 Festival Hall, Melbourne
• 19 Sep 1991 Perth Concert Hall, Perth
• 17 Sep 1991 Thebarton Theatre, Adelaide
• 01 Nov 1991 Westwood, California - UCLA Pauley Pavilion (cancelled after 9 songs due to injured fans)
(The last 11 Kill Uncle dates were all cancelled)
12 Nov 1991 Worcester Worcester Centrum
13 Nov 1991 Albany Venue was never announced
15 Nov 1991 New York City, Palace Theater
16 Nov 1991 Philadelphia Spectrum (arena)
17 Nov 1991 Washington, D.C. Patriot Center
19 Nov 1991 Williamsburg College of William & Mary
20 Nov 1991 Chapel Hill Dean Smith Center
22 Nov 1991 Birmingham Alabama Theatre
23 Nov 1991 New Orleans University of New Orleans
25 Nov 1991 Lakeland Lakeland Civic Center
26 Nov 1991 Miami Venue was never announced

1988 (0 out of 1 date - 0%)

Morrissey's first post-Smiths show at Wolverhampton Civic Hall on 22 Dec 1988 was a hit! No cancellations, but of course, there was one date only.

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Comments

[mitori]

Las Vegas 10/7/99 cancelled
http://www.morrissey-solo.com/tour/1999/lasvegas/index.cgi

[W♥M]

Thank you, I have updated it.

[Leigh]

1991 Pittsburgh was I.C. Light Amphitheater

[Ed]

I noticed the Pauley Pavilion show at UCLA is not on your list. That was Nov 1st, 1991, an indoor arena concert. At some point in the show Moz made a statement that resulted in people rushing the stage. Many people were injured over the course of the next few songs. They had to stop the show. I was sitting in a mid-level seat and did not leave my area to go closer to the stage. We waited at our seats for about an hour, unaware of what was happening, hoping the show would continue, there were rumors of injuries.

Then they announced that the show was over and to leave. Once outside and near the corner of one side of the building, not too far away from a merch booth I started to see the merch booth shake and it became apparent with all the yelling that some people were pissed and either going to destroy the booth and/or steal. I recall that within a few seconds of that starting that a bunch of officers in riot gear came out of the building, like out of nowhere, a panel just opened up and they poured out. I observed aggression on their part, we were about 15-20 feet away so were lucky not to get cracked. I recall thinking that that's why we were made to wait an hour... it was so they could assemble riot police. We continued on our way to our cars.

At 17 min 34 sec of the following youtube vid you hear what Moz said to the crowd that started the whole mess. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qn_45kUTZRY

LA times article on the incident: http://articles.latimes.com/1991-11-03/local/me-1598_1_pop-singer

another article: http://www.passionsjustlikemine.com/live/moz-g911101.htm

I don't recall an offer of reimbursement on the table. We were cheated. Concert not rescheduled. Sucked that people were injured. Should definitely be on your list.

[W♥M]

Thank you. Added and updated

[Rat]

What a ridiculous list. However, if you're going to do something, it ought to get it right, so what about the Isle of Wight Festival in 2005? http://www.nme.com/news/music/festivals-250-1353578

[HOC]

Yesterday in Philly.

[W♥M]

Thanks, added the recent date

[Carl in California]

This list is an amazing resource. I have been a Morrissey fan since the Smiths came on the scene (fortunate enough to see them live five times). Thank you for your dedication. Happy Christmas.

[W♥M]

Sorry this took so long to add this entry, your comment was flagged as spam, so I never saw it until I went through the administrative area to clean up spam for 2018. I'm sure I'm missing a few dates that Morrissey cancel, keep sending me dates

[Pissed off fan]

Two 2019 Vancouver dates have cancelled

[[email protected]]

Vancouver 14th and 15 cancelled.
Due to a medical emergency stemming from an accident incurred while traveling in Europe, Morrissey will be forced to postpone his performances in Vancouver to October 14th and 15th, 2019.
Spirits are high and the artist is on the path to a swift recovery. All tickets will be valid for the new date and exchanges will not be necessary. Thank you for your understanding.
Morrissey looks forward to making his long-awaited return to the city and wishes to deeply thank everyone for their patience. All remaining dates on Morrissey’s tour will resume as planned, commencing in Toronto on Friday Apr 26.

[Beautifulpigeon]

Apr 14-15 Vancouver, BC - Orpheum Theatre, Apr 17 Calgary, AB - Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium, Apr 18 Edmonton, AB - Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium, Apr 20 Saskatoon, SK - TCU Place, Apr 22 Winnipeg, MB - Centennial Concert Hall

These dates have all been cancelled.

Your event is still on, but it's rescheduled.

Due to a medical emergency stemming from an accident incurred while traveling in Europe, Morrissey will be forced to postpone his performances in Vancouver to October 14th and 15th, 2019.

Spirits are high and the artist is on the path to a swift recovery. All tickets will be valid for the new date and exchanges will not be necessary. Thank you for your understanding.

Morrissey looks forward to making his long-awaited return to the city and wishes to deeply thank everyone for their patience. All remaining dates on Morrissey’s tour will resume as planned, commencing in Toronto on Friday Apr 26.

Rescheduled
Morrissey
Orpheum Theatre
Monday, April 15th 2019 - 8PM

NEW DATE: Tuesday, October 15th 2019 at 8:00PM

[W♥M]

That sucks

[W♥M]

Whoa, that sounds serious, and I feel bad for you guys who had tickets.

[W♥M]

Whoa, that sounds serious, and I feel bad for you guys who had tickets.

[TurdBurgs]

February 17, 2000 Pittsburgh, PA at A.J. Palumbo Center was cancelled.

[W♥M]

Thank you - I have just added the date to the listing with additional information: Postponed and never rescheduled.

Morrissey may have been referring to this concert when he told the Pittsbugh Post-Gazette in 2013: "I arrived for the soundcheck and I was told that the night had to be 'pulled' because the stage wasn't safe. There were a lot of people queuing in the rain, and backstage was abysmal -- I don't think there was even a toilet. When you're faced with such situations you feel so much anger with local promoters because they charge such high ticket prices yet they have no concern for either the comfort of the artist or the safety of the audience ... they think the night will just roll along on enthusiasm, which is wrong."

[Lubertus Humberpuss]

2011/07/14, Helsinborg, Sweden was cancelled and is missing from your list. I know, I was there...

[W♥M]

Thank you, I have added the date to the list with this note: Cancelled due to rain... even though "the promoter wanted it to go ahead as gigs in the rain have been played on the same stage without any major problems"

[Jennifer DiDomenico-Wong]

I had a ticket to the show in Albany, NY that was cancelled in 1991--it was to have taken place at the Palace Theater.

[W♥M]

Thank you! I have updated.

[Krislucius]

I was at the Boston 2007 show--he walked off stage after 6 or 7 songs but it was not a full cancellation. He came back a few months later and played the same venue and my ticket was honored.

[W♥M]

Thank You, I have updated that entry

[K OBrien]

You have done the Lord's work here. Bless you, my child.