Small article regarding the gig:
Morrissey set to wow fans at AECC - Evening Express
Morrissey recently released Low In High School, his first album in three years.
Now 58, the singer is clearly not mellowing with age, as the album is one of the most political in his career.
Morrissey said: “The people have become sick of the establishment, and I’m a part of the world."
“No small kid wants to grow up to be President any more, and there’s a sense that the world is close to its expiration date.
“Most governments do not listen to the people who elected them into power. Our political systems do not work. There’s no point hanging back with whatever feelings and views you might have. This is tomorrow.”
The AECC venue put out 'security' info for tonight on Twitter:
Picture of fans sleeping overnight in the queue (courtesy of 'Dickie' on Twitter):
Today is also notable as it is the 30th anniversary (and one day) of the release of Suedehead according to Stephen Street & Classic Alternative:
Wiki says the 15th - Solo Wiki says the 27th (as per PJLM) - so take your pick! Easier just to say Suedehead is 30 years old this month
This was also the same venue that he played in 1991 (Kill Uncle tour) - the first place in the UK as part of any official tour.
The man himself arriving:
Thanks to the original poster.
Regards,
FWD.
Morrissey set to wow fans at AECC - Evening Express
Morrissey recently released Low In High School, his first album in three years.
Now 58, the singer is clearly not mellowing with age, as the album is one of the most political in his career.
Morrissey said: “The people have become sick of the establishment, and I’m a part of the world."
“No small kid wants to grow up to be President any more, and there’s a sense that the world is close to its expiration date.
“Most governments do not listen to the people who elected them into power. Our political systems do not work. There’s no point hanging back with whatever feelings and views you might have. This is tomorrow.”
The AECC venue put out 'security' info for tonight on Twitter:
Picture of fans sleeping overnight in the queue (courtesy of 'Dickie' on Twitter):
Today is also notable as it is the 30th anniversary (and one day) of the release of Suedehead according to Stephen Street & Classic Alternative:
Wiki says the 15th - Solo Wiki says the 27th (as per PJLM) - so take your pick! Easier just to say Suedehead is 30 years old this month
This was also the same venue that he played in 1991 (Kill Uncle tour) - the first place in the UK as part of any official tour.
The man himself arriving:
Thanks to the original poster.
Regards,
FWD.
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