The British singer will continue his tour of Latin America. He had had to suspend it after contracting dengue in Mexico where he would begin his tour.
British singer Morrissey confirmed this Friday, after cancel the show I was supposed to give tomorrow in the Buenos Aires stadium Movistar Arena, that set new date of his return to Buenos Aires, within the framework of his international tour of his 40 years in music. The rescheduling was defined after, on September 11, the artist had to pause the tour after contract dengue in Mexico.
The new date for the show will be February 17 of next year. As indicated by the organization of the concert, those who had already purchased tickets will be able to enter with those same tickets.
The tour, which was completely postponed when the details of his health were known, seeks celebrate four decades since Morrissey first appeared on the circuit, when next to Johnny Brown composed the album “The Smiths”, released in 1984. The group, which included Andy Rourke and Mike Joyce, was a phenomenon throughout Europe with stellar productions such as “The Queen Is Dead” or “Meat Is Murder”although after several internal conflicts, the vocalist separated from the band in 1989.
Since then, cHe began a successful solo career in which he has already released 15 studio albums., among which his debut stands out, with “Viva Hate” (1988), and the albums “Vauxhall and I” (1994) or “You Are the Quarry” (2004); and songs that have already become classics, such as “Alma Matter”, “Everyday Is Like Sunday”, “Sudehead” and “Irish Blood, English Heard”. His first step in Argentina occurred in 2000 with the presentation of “Maladjusted” at Luna Parka concert that was the kickoff for the five visits that followed and which had him for the last time in local territory in 2008, when he offered a repertoire of B-sides and non-hit songs at the DirecTV Arena in Tortuguitas.
With a novel and an autobiography published, Morrissey’s life was not without controversy, and although in its beginnings it was related to the feminist movements of the 80s and was shown as a fierce critic of conservative governments (“Margaret on Guillotine”) and the British Crown (“The Queen Is Dead”), in recent years He was close to the far-right movements in his country. Furthermore, the German magazine Der Spiegel published an interview in which he supposedly defended Kevin Spacey in the face of accusations of sexual abuse of a minor, although, after the note was published, the singer demanded that the edition publish the full audio, flatly denying the theoretical support.
Morrissey rescheduled his visit to Argentina: how to request a refund of the ticket
If you cannot attend, you may request the refund until next October 30 communicating via email to [email protected].
Source: Ambito
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