Morrissey Cancels Two Mexico Concerts Due to 'Extreme Exhaustion'
In a shocking move, the famous singer-songwriter Morrissey has canceled not one, but two concerts scheduled for Mexico. The shows were set to take place on October 31 at Palacio de los Deportes in Mexico City and November 4 at Auditorio Telmex in Zapopan.
According to his concert promoter, OCESA, the decision was made due to Morrissey's "extreme exhaustion." Fans who purchased tickets online will receive a full refund via their credit card. Those who bought tickets through Ticketmaster or the box office can request refunds starting November 7 at the point of purchase.
The news comes as a disappointment to fans, especially given that this is not Morrissey's first show cancellation in recent months. In September, he canceled concerts in Boston and Connecticut due to a "credible threat" on his life.
Despite these setbacks, Morrissey is still set to perform in South America through the end of November, including shows in Buenos Aires and Argentina. His European tour itinerary also includes a December 12 concert in Greece to close out the year. When he returns to the United States next January, he will embark on a string of U.S. dates starting from January 3 in California.
For now, Morrissey's fans will have to wait and see when he'll be able to take the stage again.
In a shocking move, the famous singer-songwriter Morrissey has canceled not one, but two concerts scheduled for Mexico. The shows were set to take place on October 31 at Palacio de los Deportes in Mexico City and November 4 at Auditorio Telmex in Zapopan.
According to his concert promoter, OCESA, the decision was made due to Morrissey's "extreme exhaustion." Fans who purchased tickets online will receive a full refund via their credit card. Those who bought tickets through Ticketmaster or the box office can request refunds starting November 7 at the point of purchase.
The news comes as a disappointment to fans, especially given that this is not Morrissey's first show cancellation in recent months. In September, he canceled concerts in Boston and Connecticut due to a "credible threat" on his life.
Despite these setbacks, Morrissey is still set to perform in South America through the end of November, including shows in Buenos Aires and Argentina. His European tour itinerary also includes a December 12 concert in Greece to close out the year. When he returns to the United States next January, he will embark on a string of U.S. dates starting from January 3 in California.
For now, Morrissey's fans will have to wait and see when he'll be able to take the stage again.
that Morrissey had to cancel those shows in Mexico - I was really looking forward to seeing him perform live. Two concerts down the drain is definitely a lot for fans to deal with, especially considering his recent cancellations in Boston and Connecticut. I guess you could say he's taking it easy this year 
. On the bright side, he still has some shows lined up in South America and Europe towards the end of the year, so fingers crossed that he'll be back on stage soon! 
and your energy just drains out ... or in morrissey's case his exhaustion is no joke 
... just saying, maybe this is a good opportunity for him to take a step back and recharge, you know like how politicians need time off between election cycles 
. anyways, gotta feel for the fans who were hyped for these shows 
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his concerts r like, his bread n butter lol but i get it, exhaustion can b so brutal he needs 2 rest up before the new year & those south america shows r still gonna happen! 
fingers crossed he recovers from this & gets back on stage ASAP 
but you gotta prioritize your health, right? 
he's still got some shows lined up in South America and Europe which is awesome 
just heard that Morrissey cancelled his Mexico concerts 
but extreme exhaustion now? 
and Europe 
. Maybe he just needs a lil' break 
still got love for the guy tho 
maybe next year he'll be back on stage and rocking out again 
his european tour sounds like it's still going strong tho, fingers crossed he gets back on track soon 
either way, can't blame him for prioritizing his own well-being. but it's always bummer when fans get left waiting... especially with those shows in south america still on the books 
... I mean, think about it, touring is insane! He's a genius songwriter, but come on, taking care of himself should be top priority 
... fans might get frustrated, but you can't put a price on your health... and it's not like he's going to lose all his ticket sales or something... most people will just refund their money and move on 
... Morrissey has always been known for being a bit unpredictable, so I guess this is just part of the package 
. Guess he's taking the "exhaustion" thing way too literally? Anyway, glad to hear he'll be back on tour soon, but for now, fans are stuck with a refund 
. Maybe he should just take a break from touring and have a Morrissey marathon... binge-watching all his old vids and eating Cheetos 
. I mean, I know he has to prioritize his health and all, but it's always sad to see artists cancel shows at the last minute... especially if they've been building up anticipation for those dates 
... first credible threat then extreme exhaustion? sounds like an excuse to me 
... fans getting a refund is cool i guess, but who gets refunds in the first place? did they even check if they bought from the official website or not? 
... i mean we're supposed to be excited that morrissey is still doing shows in south america and europe, but what about us? why do we have to wait till january for him to come back to the states? it's like he's just gonna leave us hanging all year 
hopefully hes taking care of himself tho, cant imagine how exhausting touring must be 
. Still, I'm sure he'll bounce back, we always do in our old age 
. Maybe this is just a chance for him to recharge those batteries? Fingers crossed he comes back strong 
. And poor fans have to deal with refunds and whatnot... 
He's been touring non-stop lately, so it's no wonder he's burning out (no pun intended). I'm curious to see how the rest of his tour goes - fingers crossed it's a comeback for him 
! I feel for him, I really do. Two concerts down, how many more can he take? He's been on tour non-stop lately and I'm like... ain't no human supposed to run on fumes all the time? 
anyway, hope he takes some time to chill and get those vocal cords ready for when he comes back to us 