JAKARTA - Singer-songwriter and former The Smiths vocalist, Morrissey, has once again disappointed fans after suddenly canceling a four-day residency concert series in Las Vegas, United States.
The concert titled "Morrissey - Live in Concert" was originally scheduled to take place at the Encore Theater on August 14, 15, 18, and 19.
However, ticket holders received an official notification via email regarding the cancellation of all the British musician's stage agenda.
"Hello, it is with great sadness that we inform you that Morrissey - Live in Concert, scheduled for August 14, 15, 18, and 19 at the Encore Theater at Wynn Las Vegas, has been canceled," the message read, quoted by Variety, Monday, August 10.
"Due to unforeseen logistical issues, the scheduled Las Vegas residency cannot take place," he continued.
The Wynn Las Vegas management has now removed the artist's performance schedule from their official website. On the Ticketmaster ticketing platform, the event page has also been updated with an official notice, "Unfortunately, the event organizer must cancel your event".
However, Morrissey's official website had posted a statement titled Morrissey Doesn't Cancel Vegas which confirmed that the cancellation was due to logistical constraints that were beyond the control of the musician.
The decision to suddenly withdraw from the stage is not the first time the 67-year-old musician has done so. According to Rolling Stone's report, Morrissey has a long history of canceling events. In 2025 alone, he canceled 22 shows and postponed 10 other concert schedules.
The reason for the cancellation of Morrissey's concert has been varied. In addition to unexpected reasons, he has canceled the stage due to the side effects of prescription drugs, to the problem of lack of sleep due to the noise of the local festival when he was about to perform in Valencia, Spain.
Morrissey last appeared on stage on August 1 in Portugal. After the cancellation in Las Vegas, the next agenda of the Suedehead singer is scheduled to take place on September 19 at the Riot Fest, Chicago, before continuing the tour to several cities in the United States.
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