Mariano Regidor / Getty Images Morrissey has canceled an upcoming Las Vegas concert run just months after he reported that a lack of sleep made him “catatonic.” The 67-year-old former frontman for The Smiths scrapped a concert in Spain in March after saying he was suffering from severe “sleep deprivation.” The “Suedehead” singer explained that he had been unable to sleep the night before the Madrid performance because of noisy construction near his hotel. “An 8 a.m. drill is a drill too far,” he noted at the time, claiming the racket left him in a “catatonic state.” The singer didn’t offer details about the new cancellation. This time, Vegas ticket holders were informed Friday via email that Morrissey’s four-concert run at the Wynn Las Vegas’ Encore Theater, which was scheduled to kick off on Aug. 14, was being canceled due to “unforeseen logistical challenges.” “Hello, we regret to inform you that Morrissey – Live in Concert has been canceled,” the email read, according to Rolling Stone , which labeled the singer a “notorious concert canceler.” Morrissey’s website has not yet acknowledged the canceled shows, but Wynn has removed the shows from its listings, and Ticketmaster notes: “Unfortunately, the Event Organizer has had to cancel your event.” Read it at Rolling Stone Read more at The Daily Beast.
Morrissey Pulls Plug on Las Vegas Residency After Sleep Woes
