Saw this link posted on the general discussion board by Smitty:

PETA2 exclusive Morrissey interview, by Dan Mathews

Veggie icon Morrissey, who burst onto the scene in the '80s with The Smiths and released a string of solo albums in the '90s, is back on the road this fall with sold-out concerts in the U.S., Australia, France, and his native England. The reclusive singer, whose "Meat Is Murder" album has inspired legions of listeners to stop eating animals, was playing in El Paso the same day that PETA launched its latest "Go Veg" billboard campaign.

Morrissey hooked up with PETA's Dan Mathews to take a snapshot of the ad and reflect on his feelings about animal rights.


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The billboard image is used for a sticker which first appeared in the tour merchandise for the Anaheim show, I believe.

Peter Daeninck writes:

Morrissey: 27th October Lyon (Fr)!
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Frenchybutchic writes:

Morrissey is rumoured to have two additional French dates in October:

Sunday 27 october LYON Transbordeur
Monday 28 october PARIS Mutualité
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nils writes:

Acccording to Scorpio Concerts Morrissey will play the Grosse Freiheit 36 in Hamburg, Germany on October 31st. As it says in their advertisement in a local newspaper the date is "in planning", so there are no tickets available so far.

Bart Proost writes:

This review is really new: I translated it from Dutch (I hope my English is good enough). It's a really great review from HUMO - Belgium's biggest, most respected weekly magazine. This magazine almost never covers concerts, but - to my shock - they found Morrissey's London shows of great importance. A must-read! The journalist re-hashes some of the old clichés, but he seems genuinly touched by the performance. And I found it impossible to read the last few lines without smiling. Another one catches the Moz-bug! :)

HUMO - the most successful and respected independent Belgian magazine (Tuesday 24 Sept)

LIVE REVIEW : MORRISSEY, Royal Albert Hall, 17 & 18 September

by Serge Simonart (one of the few Belgian rock-journalists with regular access to the biggest international stars)