Morrissey's U.S. Tour & New Album: A Nostalgic Journey

On April 27th, Morrissey's hitting the road hard this fall with a U.S. tour backing his fresh album Makeup Is A Lie.

Expect shows across the East Coast in southern states from September through November, including stops in Buffalo on September 22nd, Brooklyn CBGB Festival on September 26th, and cities like Washington, D.C., Nashville, and Houston.

He's circling back to Sire Records, the same label from his early solo days in the 80s and 90s.

That connection adds some nostalgia to the release, marking a full circle moment for the icon.

Fans are buzzing about his return to form after the 2020 album I Am Not A Dog on a Chain, with this new project stirring up excitement for.

Live performances.

His loyal crowd knows to expect those signature moody vibes and sharp lyrics that defined his career.

Kicking things off for European dates this summer, like Norway on June 27th and Sweden in early July, plus a four-night Vegas residency in mid-August.

On top of that, a companion EP called Deluxe Notre Dame drops June 19th with two new tracks and an orchestral twist on one from the album.

And looking ahead, he's headlining the 2026 CBGB Festival in Brooklyn alongside Patty Smith and Interpol, so the momentum's just building from here.

I'm Corey with The Story, and you've been listening to Music News today.

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