11 November 1991 - WDRE (New York City, USA)

[Neasden Biscuit Factory]

Ten years since it was last discussed here but I'm really keen to hear it cos I'm working on a project based around one of the subjects discussed.

Does anyone have it? Can anyone share it?

 

[famouswhendead]

1991-11-11 WDRE, Radio Interview - Soundcheck.mp3

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[Neasden Biscuit Factory]

Thanks so much @famouswhendead!

 

[sweetness522]

That must have been around the time of the show at Nassau Coliseum. I miss WDRE aka WLIR.

 

[ZOOM FROM GLOOM]

That must have been around the time of the show at Nassau Coliseum. I miss WDRE aka WLIR.

Yes, I was there, a great show! On a sadder note, he canceled the next nights show. Maybe his first US cancellation.

 

[sweetness522]

Yes, I was there, a great show! On a sadder note, he canceled the next nights show. Maybe his first US cancellation.

You mean there was a second night at Nassau ? I don't remember that.

 

[ZOOM FROM GLOOM]

You mean there was a second night at Nassau ? I don't remember that.

It was in Worcester MA.

Oct 28 - Vancouver (Canada), PNE Coliseum
Oct 29 - Seattle (WA), Paramount Theater
Oct 31 - Mountain View (CA), Shoreline Amphitheater
Nov 1 - Westwood (CA), UCLA Pauley Pavilion
Nov 2 - San Diego (CA), Starlight Bowl
Nov 4 - Santa Monica (CA), Civic Auditorium
Nov 7 - Minneapolis (MN), U. of M.'s Northrop Audit.
Nov 8 - Chicago (IL), Aragon Ballroom
Nov 9 - Ann Arbor (MI)
Nov 11 - Long Island (NY), Nassau Coliseum


Morrissey ended a hugely successful return to the stage as a solo artist with a second tour of North America.

Dates scheduled in Worcester, Albany, New York, Philadelphia, Washington, Williamsburg, Chapel Hill, Birmingham, New Orleans, Lakeland and Miami at the tail end of the tour were cancelled. After over 6 months of touring everywhere and doing television, radio and magazine interviews almost constantly, exhaustion must have had the better of Morrissey. It was time to kill "Kill Uncle" and move on to the next album.

Morrissey live history: Kill Uncle tour