Morrissey has cancelled his entire Latin American tour due to extreme exhaustion. Movistar Arena, the Argentinian concert venue, shared this statement.
The cancellation affects multiple shows across the region, including a highly anticipated performance scheduled for November 8th in Buenos Aires.
“We inform the public that, due to extreme exhaustion of the artist, Morrissey’s tour of Latin America will not take place, including the show scheduled for November 8th at the Movistar Arena in Buenos Aires,” the venue stated.
This latest cancellation represents a broader pattern of tour disruptions affecting the singer’s 2025 schedule. The decision to halt his Latin American leg comes as part of a larger series of postponements that have impacted his touring plans throughout the year.
Consequence reports that the cancellations extend beyond South America. Shows across Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Peru, and Colombia are all affected by the same exhaustion-related issues. Noise11 noted that earlier 2025 shows in Mexico and summer European dates had already been cancelled for identical reasons, establishing a consistent pattern throughout the year.
The exhaustion cited by promoters reflects a recurring health concern that has significantly impacted Morrissey’s touring schedule. MyRadioLink reports that no direct detailed medical statements beyond “extreme exhaustion” have been provided publicly by Morrissey or his representatives. This leaves fans and industry observers with limited information about the underlying health issues.
Consequence indicates that Morrissey is not expected to resume live performances until January 2026 in the United States, pending his recovery. This extended hiatus marks a significant pause in his touring activities and suggests the severity of his current health situation.
The announcement marks a significant change to Morrissey’s touring schedule for the remainder of 2025. Further details regarding refunds and rescheduled dates may be announced in the coming days as promoters and venues work to address the cancellations.
