Morrissey is making headlines once again. After recently canceling all his scheduled shows across Latin America — including dates in Mexico, Colombia, Peru, Chile, Argentina, and Brazil — due to a diagnosis of “extreme exhaustion,” the British singer is back with fresh updates for his fans: he has officially announced a new European tour for 2026.
The news comes after weeks of uncertainty, as fans awaited clarification about the health of the former Smiths frontman. Despite the setback in South America, the artist has confirmed that he is recovering and preparing his return to the stage, this time with a string of shows spanning more than ten dates across Europe.
Originally, only a single exclusive concert in the United Kingdom had been announced for February 2026. However, Morrissey’s team has now expanded the tour, adding eleven additional dates throughout the continent. The itinerary includes performances in Denmark, Germany, the Netherlands, Spain, and other countries expected to be revealed in the coming weeks.
This announcement arrives at a crucial moment in Morrissey’s career, which in recent years has been marked by controversies, label changes, and cancellations. Even so, his fan base remains loyal, and the newly unveiled European dates are already generating significant anticipation.
The tour is expected to feature a setlist blending highlights from his solo career with timeless classics from The Smiths, the band that established him as one of the most influential voices of British alternative rock. While specific venues and ticket sale dates have not yet been disclosed, early projections suggest the shows may sell out quickly, as has happened with many of his previous tours.
With this announcement, Morrissey signals his renewed commitment to performing live and temporarily puts to rest concerns sparked by his recent health issues. The 2026 European tour is shaping up to be one of the most talked-about returns of the year, especially among longtime fans who have followed his journey for decades.
