Summary
British singer Morrissey canceled two of his U.S. concerts after receiving a death threat in Canada. A man in Ottawa was allegedly involved in the threat but was later released on bail. Morrissey, known for his solo career after leaving The Smiths, decided to cancel shows in Connecticut and Boston as a safety measure.
Key Facts
- Morrissey received a death threat before a concert in Ottawa, Canada.
- A 26-year-old man from Ottawa was released on bail after allegedly making the threat.
- Morrissey canceled concerts in Massachusetts and Connecticut after the threat.
- Morrissey performed with The Smiths but has been a solo artist since 1987.
- He is known for speaking out on animal welfare and politics, including protesting Canada's seal hunt in 2006.
- The decision to cancel was made to ensure the safety of Morrissey and his band.
- The Boston venue released a statement on Instagram about the cancellation.
