Billboard reports that Morrissey is returning to the road following an extended hospital visit to treat a bleeding ulcer. The British singer’s tour is set to resume February 27th in San Diego.
Morrissey is resuming a tour that originally started in the United States in October. Last month, the singer was hospitalized with what ended up being a bleeding ulcer, which forced him to postpone several shows for weeks. The current tour encompasses 25 rescheduled dates as well as a handful of new shows. The tour will culminate with a sold-out show at the Staples Center, which is allegedly going full-vegan in honor of the singer and vocal animal rights activist. (The venue denies this claim, but Morrissey has been insistent that the venue’s food options will be meatless the night of the show.)
Morrissey’s last album, Years of Refusal, came out in 2009. When asked why he was going on tour without a new album to promote, Morrissey remarked, “Because a lot of people like me.”
Morrissey’s rescheduled tour dates are below:
Feb. 27: San Diego (Balboa Theater)
March 1: Los Angeles (Staples Center)
March 2: Los Angeles (Hollywood High School)
March 4: Davis, CA (Robert Mondavi Center)
March 6: Seattle (Moore Theatre)
March 8: Portland, OR (Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall)
March 9: San Francisco (Regency Ballroom)
March 18: Lawrence, KS (Liberty Hall)
March 19: Lincoln, NE (Rococo Theatre)
March 22: Minneapolis (Orpheum)
March 23: Chicago (Chicago Theater)
March 27: Clear Lake, IA (Surf Ballroom)
March 29: Nashville (Ryman Auditorium)
March 30: Atlanta (Cobb Energy Center)
April 2: Asheville, NC (Orange Peel)
April 3: Richmond, VA (National)
April 6: Philadelphia (Tower Theater)
April 8: Flint, MI (Whiting Auditorium)
April 9: Indianapolis (Murat Theater)
April 12: Beaumont, TX (Jefferson Theater)
April 13: Pharr, TX (Pharr Entertainment Center)
April 15: Dallas (Palladium)
April 16: Austin (Austin Music Hall)
April 19: Phoenix (Marquee Theater)
April 20: Las Vegas (The Chelsea at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas)
April 23: El Paso, TX (Tricky Falls)
April 26: Denver (Temple Hoyne Buell Theatre)
April 28: Salt Lake City (Kingsbury Hall)
April 30: San Francisco (The Warfield)
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