After having canceled his scheduled performance last June at the Noches del Botánico festival in Madrid, the British singer Morrissey has announced new concert dates in Spain, specifically in Valencia, Zaragoza and Seville for March 2026.
The former leader of The Smiths will play on March 12 at the Palau de les Arts in València, on the 14th at the Zaragoza Auditorium and on the 16th at the Cartuja Center in Seville, as announced by the singer through his social networks and the promoter SF Music on its website.
General ticket sales will open on the SF Music website on November 28 at 10:00 a.m., according to the promoter, which co-produces the three concerts with Primavera Sound. The performance at Noches del Botánico scheduled for June 12, which was going to be his first concert in the capital in eleven years, was canceled the day before due to “acute sinusitis” for which he was being treated, according to the Madrid festival.
It has not been the only cancellation of his tour this year, since he also suspended, among others, the concerts he had planned to give this November in several Latin American countries due to a situation of “extreme exhaustion.” At 66 years old and with four decades of musical career behind him, Morrissey is one of the most relevant figures of British pop and has published thirteen solo albums after having led the cult group The Smiths in the 80s.