Morrissey Blows Out First Australian Show In Perth - Noise11.com
Morrissey, Festival Hall, Melbourne, Photo By Ros O'Gorman, Noise11, photo

Morrissey, Festival Hall, Melbourne, Photo By Ros O'Gorman

Morrissey Blows Out First Australian Show In Perth

by Paul Cashmere on December 3, 2023

in News

Morrissey’s Friday night concert in Perth was cancelled because of “technical difficulties”.

Morrissey was due to open his Australian tour at the Perth Concert Hall but instead the first show will now be Monday December 4 in Melbourne.

Morrissey last played in Australia in 2016. Before that his Aussie tours were in 2012 and 2002. The Smiths never toured Australia. Johnny Marr has played Australia in 2003, 2014 and 2015.

Morrissey setlist Tokyo, 28 November, 2023

We Hate It When Our Friends Become Successful (from Your Arsenal, 1992)
Suedehead (from Viva Hate, 1988)
Alma Matters (from Maladjusted, 1997)
Our Frank (from Kill Uncle, 1991)
Stop Me If You Think You’ve Heard This One Before (from The Smiths, Strangeways Here We Come, 1987)
Sure Enough, the Telephone Rings (new)
I Wish You Lonely (from Low In High School, 2017)
How Soon Is Now? (from The Smiths, Meat Is Murder, 1985)
Girlfriend in a Coma (from The Smiths, Strangeways Here We Come, 1987)
Irish Blood, English Heart (from You Are The Quarry, 2004)
Let Me Kiss You (from You Are The Quarry, 2004)
Half a Person (from The Smith, The World Won’t Listen, 1987)
Speedway (from Vauxhall and I, 1994)
The Loop (from World of Morrissey, 1995)
Please, Please, Please Let Me Get What I Want (The Smiths b-side, 1984)
Everyday Is Like Sunday (from Viva Hate, 1988)
Jack the Ripper (from World of Morrissey, 1995)

Encore:
Sweet and Tender Hooligan (from The Smiths, Louder Than Bombs, 1987)

40 YEARS OF MORRISSEY
Friday 1 December, Perth Concert Hall (Cancelled)
Monday 4 December Melbourne Palais Theatre
Tuesday 5 December, Melbourne Palais Theatre
Friday 8 December Brisbane Fortitude Music Hall
Sunday 10 December, Sydney State Theatre
Monday 11 December, Sydney State Theatre

Stay updated with your free Noise11.com daily music news email alert. Subscribe to Noise11 Music News here

Be the first to see NOISE11.com’s newest interviews and special features on YOUTUBE and updated regularly. See things first SUBSCRIBE here: Noise11 on YouTube SUBSCRIBE

Noise11.com

Related Posts

Kate Ceberano and Jon Stevens
Kate Ceberano and Jon Stevens Achieve A Complete National Tour Sellout with Superstars Live

Kate Ceberano and Jon Stevens are saying "Thank you, Australia” after achieving sell-out shows for the entire Superstars Live concert around Australia.

1 day ago
Lemmy Doodle book ‘Ye Book of Inconsequential Scribbles’
Motörhead To Publish Lemmy Doodle Book

Lemmy’s finest doodles will be published in a new book ‘Ye Book of Inconsequential Scribbles’.

2 days ago
Metallica in 2009 photo by Ros O'Gorman
Metallica Australian and New Zealand Dates For 2025 Are Here

Set aside November 2025 Australia and New Zealand, Metallica are coming.

2 days ago
Paul Kelly and Dan Kelly at Red Hot Summer Mornington photo by Bron Robinson
Paul Kelly and Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit To Play Australian Arenas

Paul Kelly will perform across Australia in arena shows with special guest Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit in 2025.

3 days ago
New Order
New Order To Return To Australia In 2025

New Order will play their first Australian dates since 2020.

3 days ago
Kylie Minogue Knocked Back ‘Toxic’ So It Went To Britney Spears

Kylie Minogue has opened up about a song she was offered before Britney Spears recorded the track instead. Kylie has been reflecting on her career while out promoting her new album, Tension II, which was released last week.

3 days ago
Paul McCartney Give My Regards To Broad Street
Paul McCartney’s Give My Regards To Broad Street Turns 40

Paul McCartney’s 1984 movie ‘Give My Regards To Broad Street’ was universally panned in its day. The production, 100% funded by Paul, became a money pit. It lost him millions, had hideous reviews and now both the movie and soundtrack album have been long out of print. But was it that bad? Actually no. I thought it was much better than The Beatles ‘Magical Mystery Tour’.

4 days ago