Morrissey has been making headlines over the past few months for leaning into his long-held right-wing ideology. He publicly endorsed the far-right anti-Muslim group For Britain on multiple occasions, wearing a pin with the organization’s logo on The Tonight Show and defending it with statements like, "Everyone ultimately prefers their own rac...

Recently, Morrissey has been splitting his fanbase by making difficult-to-defend statements. He has, for example, doubled and tripled down on his support of For Britain, a far-right and virulently anti-immigration UK political party. Morrissey's future tourmates Interpol have declined to comment on the man's statements, but his peer Billy Bragg ...

Lately, Morrissey has talking a whole lot of shit, and he's been extremely vocal in support of For Britain, a far-right fringe UK political party. Morrissey wrote an essay endorsing For Britain. He wore a For Britain pin when he performed on The Tonight Show. And he said more in support of For Britain in…

The ex X Factor singer is annoyed at not being booked for Glastonbury: columnist Mark Beaumont thinks he should make his ownQuick, don’t think, just shout out the most Glastonbury act that pops into your head. Billy Bragg, you say? The Levellers? Chumbawamba? Coldplay? King Gizzard And The Lizard Wizard? All perfectly reasonable answers, and w...

Bragg says that the singer is "betraying" Smiths fans with his controversial viewsBilly Bragg has condemned Morrissey‘s public support of the far-right party For Britain, branding the former Smiths frontman as “the Oswald Mosley of pop”. Morrissey has attracted fresh controversy recently after he sported a For Brita...