Music icon canceled shows due to death threats and PTSD

Morrissey has sparked serious concern among fans after canceling his entire South American tour, insiders say RadarOnline.com the former Smiths frontman could be “at death’s door” as he battles extreme exhaustion and PTSD following a death threat made against him earlier this year.
The 66-year-old singer was due to perform a series of concerts in Buenos Aires, São Paulo, Santiago, Lima and Bogotá between November 8 and 22 as part of his performance. Naked tour.
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Shows canceled abruptly due to exhaustion
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Morrissey canceled his entire South American tour.
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But venues abruptly announced this week that the shows had been canceled due to exhaustion. Bosses at Argentina’s Movistar Arena told fans: “We inform the public that, due to the artist’s extreme exhaustion, Morrissey’s tour of Latin America will not take place, including the show scheduled for November 8 at the Movistar Arena in Buenos Aires.”
A source close to the tour said: “Morrissey has run himself into the ground. He is completely exhausted, both physically and mentally. Those around him were very scared – pulling the plug on the shows was probably the only way to prevent things from getting worse. There were concerns he was on the brink of death if he didn’t take time for himself.”
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Previous cancellations and threats
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Venues have canceled shows due to extreme exhaustion.
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The cancellations follow two canceled performances in Mexico City and Zapopan last week, also due to exhaustion. Promoters OCESA confirmed that both shows had been canceled just hours before he was due to take the stage.
“We inform the public in Mexico City and Guadalajara that, due to the artist’s extreme exhaustion, Morrissey’s concerts have been canceled,” they said in a statement.
It is the latest in a series of health and safety crises for the How fast is it now? hitmaker.
In September, Morrissey abruptly canceled two US dates in Connecticut and Boston after a “credible threat” was made against his life.
A statement on his official Facebook account read: “Over the past few days there has been a credible threat to Morrissey’s life. Out of an abundance of caution for the safety of both the artist and the audience, tonight’s performance at Foxwoods has been cancelled.”
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Persistent tension and mental toll
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Morrissey canceled US shows after receiving a credible death threat.
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Police later confirmed that a 26-year-old Ottawa man had been arrested and charged with making threats against the singer on social media. The man has since been released on bail under strict conditions, but sources say the ordeal has deeply affected Morrissey.
“He has been tense since the threat,” said a friend of the musician. “It really upset him.
Even at the Ottawa show that followed, you could tell his confidence was shaken; He just didn’t seem like himself.”
In October he was also forced to cancel shows in Turkey after criticism of his support for Israel, while in the summer he canceled a concert in Stockholm claiming he had “zero support from the music industry”.
On his official site Morrissey Central, he said: “We pray to God that someone somewhere can help us reach Sweden, Norway, Finland, Iceland, Denmark… where we have thousands and thousands of friends, but absolutely no support from the music industry.”
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Exhaustion, hospitalization and breaking point
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Morrissey blamed the lack of support from the music industry for his cancellation in Stockholm.
A music industry insider said: “Morrissey is at a breaking point. The non-stop touring, the stress, the adversity – it has exhausted him. He keeps pushing forward, but it’s clear his body and mind can’t handle much more.”
Morrissey was also recently hospitalized with a serious sinus infection, forcing the cancellation of several dates in California.
“People don’t realize how much he’s given over the years,” says one longtime associate.
“He’s now in his 60s, still touring non-stop and doing it largely alone. Right now he’s just running on determination and whatever energy he has left.”





