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Alexandra Palace ad in NME; photo on Ticketmaster

posted by davidt on Thursday February 02 2006, @10:00AM
Uncleskinny posts the scan on the general board (original post):

Ad in today's NME
It looks like it's cropped at the top, but it isn't. However, it is at the bottom; I sliced off the bit where the fans are thanked for selling out the tour.

Click to enlarge

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Mada also writes:
There appears to be a new photo of Morrissey on Ticketmaster... one of him eating a 99 ice cream. My only question: Where's the flake, Mozzer?!

"I Will See You In Far-off Places" leaked

posted by davidt on Thursday February 02 2006, @10:00AM
Link to mp3 and lyrics posted on the general board.

Russia waits for an answer

posted by davidt on Thursday February 02 2006, @10:00AM
Ian writes:
On the unique Russian-speaking site devoted Morrissey and Smiths, "Shyness Is Nice" - there was an information that last week's Russian promoters negotiated for arrival Moz to Moscow, but management of the artist for some reason does not answer. " Here thousands his fans, - has declared anonymous promoter.-We with impatience look forward to hearing".

"Threats to Morrissey Ticket Touts" - The Whitehaven News

posted by davidt on Thursday February 02 2006, @10:00AM
mouldy sends the link:

Threats to Morrissey Ticket Touts - The Whithaven News

Excerpt:

A WOMAN selling tickets to see Morrissey’s Whitehaven concert on eBay has received threats from locals who missed out.

The woman, who lives in the North East, offered two tickets on the internet auction site last Friday and was sent intimidating e-mails from locals gutted at missing out on the £29 tickets.

The woman, who did not wish to be named, said: “It was shocking, I couldn’t believe it.

Alex Turner of Arctic Monkeys quips about Morrissey on stage

posted by davidt on Thursday February 02 2006, @10:00AM
Belligerent Ghoul sends the link/excerpt:

ShockWaves NME Awards Tour 2006 is go! - NME.com

Excerpt:

...Turner seemed perplexed by the myriad of items flung on stage during their set - calling one bra flinging woman "stupid" and commenting "is Morrissey here or summat" as a tricolour flag wrapped around his microphone.

Irish tickets on sale Feb. 3, 9:00 am

posted by davidt on Thursday February 02 2006, @10:00AM
BMS writes:
Tickets go on sale THIS Friday morning for Moz' Dublin & Killarney dates.

www.ticketmaster.ie
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psillery also writes:
With regard to Morrisseys upcoming gigs in Ireland in April I recieved this e-mail from the box office at the INEC Centre in Killarney

"Due to public demand, tickets for Morrissey will go on sale on Friday Feb 3rd at 9 am. Tickets can be obtained from the box office directly on (+353) 64 71555 from 9 am. Ticket price is €44.50"

Concert will sell out quickly.

Missed Morrissey reference in NME last week

posted by davidt on Thursday February 02 2006, @10:00AM
broken writes:
A page-long article appeared in last week's NME discussing the return of "pop royalty," and mentioned Oasis and Morrissey, among others. They described Quarry as a "nice collection of songs" and said - according to early previews - Morrissey has bettered Quarry with his latest album.

Not a big story, but it underscores how expectations are growing and - given NME has heard the new album - it perhaps indicates the likely reception NME will give "Ringleader." So far NME has described Ringleader as "extraordinary" and "better than Quarry" - an album they awarded 8/10. So it's all looking good.

Malcolm McLaren says Pete Doherty is like Morrissey and Sid Vicious

posted by davidt on Thursday February 02 2006, @10:00AM
someraincoatedlovers writes:
from: Pete Doherty Is Like Morrissey And Sid Vicious - gigwise.com

Carrot topped Sex Pistols manager Malcolm McLaren claims that Pete Doherty is a cross between Sid Vicious and Morrissey.

Not only that McLaren reckons that the behind-bars Babyshambler has some of the traits of famous literary figures.

He’s quoted as blathering: "Pete is fabulous. He's like a combination of Sid Vicious and Morrissey. He's William Blake, he's Thomas De Quincy, even if he only in part knows it."

No us neither. He continued: "I can understand why Kate would fall for him.

"He needs people around him with sufficient intellect that can enthuse him and help him climb over the rocks that stand in his way due to his personality disorder and problems with drugs. Not sure Kate is the one to do that."
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