British star Morrissey’s long-awaited Türkiye shows set for December
British singer Morrissey performs on stage, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, June 3, 2006. (Shutterstock Photo)


Iconic post-punk British singer-songwriter and alternative rock pioneer Morrissey is set to take the stage in Türkiye’s two largest cities this December.

Morrissey will perform at Istanbul's Volkswagen Arena on Dec. 16 and at the ATO Congressium in Ankara, the capital, on Dec. 18, organized by Piu Entertainment. The dates were rescheduled from earlier due to health reasons.

The unforgettable voice of The Smiths, an indie band and a defining figure in British music, Morrissey has carved out an extraordinary solo career marked by poetic lyricism, emotional intensity and a fiercely loyal global fan base.

His influence on modern music is undeniable, and he continues to be celebrated as one of the most compelling voices in British pop and rock history.

With four studio albums with the Smiths and 13 solo albums under his belt, Morrissey’s prolific career has left a lasting mark on the music world.

The singer, well known for his solo and Smiths songs such as "How Soon Is Now," "Big Mouth Strikes Again" and "Every Day Is Like Sunday," was honored with the prestigious Ivor Novello Award in 1998, recognizing his profound impact as a songwriter and performer.

For fans old and new, this is a rare opportunity to experience one of alternative music’s true legends live in concert.