Famously, vocalist Morrissey said he would rather break his vow of vegetarianism and "eat [his] own testicles than reform The Smiths", and the short-lived VH1 show Bands Reunited even tried in ...

Johnny Marr (left) and Morrissey of the group The Smiths pose under the branches of a willow tree in London in 1983. (Clare Muller/Redferns/Getty Images) ...

Oasis may have buried the hatchet, but Morrissey and Johnny Marr of The Smiths are still fighting, trade barbs over 2025 tour offer ...

All of that and a great record, too. As Morrissey prepares to release his 13th solo album, I Am Not A Dog On A Chain, it feels instructive to reflect on the demise of The Smiths.

Morrissey says he agreed to a Smiths reunion tour because it was "the last time such a thing would be possible". Despite previously joking he would "rather ...

“The proposed greatest hits album by The Smiths entitled Smiths Rule OK! has been blocked by J Marr,” he wrote, in a post featuring a classic pic of the four-man Manchester band and what he ...

The Smiths singer Morrissey claimed the group were meant to reunite and go on tour next year but a band member rejected the offer ...

If they had started their career demonstrating that they were in rarefied air, it was on Meat Is Murder where Morrissey, Johnny Marr, Andy Rourke and Mike Joyce showed that they were untouchable.

In recent weeks, Morrissey has made numerous statements about his old band with Johnny Marr, the Smiths. In one instance, he claimed Marr “ignored” an offer for a 2025 tour. He later claimed ...

Morrissey has claimed his former bandmate Johnny Marr "ignored" a "lucrative offer" to reform The Smiths for a global tour in 2025.

Morrissey says he agreed to a Smiths reunion tour because it was "the last time such a thing would be possible". Despite previously joking he would "rather eat [his] own testicles" and break his vow ...