During a recent concert in Newark, New Jersey, Morrissey not only appeared, but also stated that “no one” will release his music because of the war on “free speech” in England.
As reported by the Asbury Park PressThe former Smiths singer made the comments at the Performing Arts Center on Wednesday (Nov. 13) as he opened up to the audience about his struggles releasing new music.
“As you know, no one will release my music anymore,” Morrissey said. “As you know, because I am a main exponent of freedom of expression. At least in England, it is now criminalised.
He continued: “You cannot speak freely in England. If you don't believe me, go there. Express an opinion and you'll be sent to prison. “It is very, very difficult.”
Morrissey apparently did not elaborate, but was likely referring to the backlash to his support for the far-right anti-Muslim political party For Britain.
Last year, Morrissey claimed his shelved album, Teen Bonfirewas being sabotaged by Capitol Records because his conservative views make him “too diverse” a thinker.
This came after Morrissey announced in 2022 that he had parted ways with his record label and claimed that Miley Cyrus wanted to “disassociate” herself from him. Teen Bonfire.
More recently, Morrissey speculated that the media is attempting to “erase” his central contributions to The Smiths. The artist also fired his manager after a long dispute with former Smiths bandmate Johnny Marr.
However, Morrissey has made an unusual appearance on his latest North American tour, which has a few dates left. Get tickets to the remaining shows. here.
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