Johnny Marr hits back at Morrissey
Smiths reunion update as Johnny Marr denies Morrissey’s claims about trademark
Johnny Marr has responded to Morrissey’s claim that he ignored an offer of a Smiths reunion for a new tour. The singer, 65, shared an update to his website alleging that the guitarist, 60, had applied for copyright of The Smiths’ name “without any consultation” with him,
Johnny Marr Clarifies Smiths Reunion Reports: ‘I Didn't Ignore the Offer – I Said No'
In a new public statement, Marr says his former bandmate didn't accurately convey what happened. "I didn't ignore the offer," he wrote. "I said no." The news comes a little over a
Johnny Marr Fires Back at Morrissey's Trademark & Tour Claims: ‘It Was Left to Me to Protect the Legacy'
Johnny Marr's management took to Instagram to refute a series of claims made by Morrissey over the past few weeks.
Oasis may have buried the hatchet, but Morrissey and Johnny Marr of The Smiths are still fighting, trade barbs over 2025 tour offer
Last month, Morrissey — the legendarily moody lead singer of ‘80s icons The Smiths — claimed the band received a lucrative offer to reunite for a 2025 tour, and that he was willing, but his collaborator turned nemesis, guitarist Johnny Marr, “ignored the offer.”
Johnny Marr says he actually said “No” to Smiths reunion and he wanted Moz to own 50% of trademark
Morrissey has been sending verbal barbs towards Smiths guitarist Johnny Marr over the past month. Moz stated that the Smiths were offered to reunite and he was into it, but Johnny Marr ignored the offer.
Johnny Marr responds to Morrissey moans over releases, reunions and trademarks
Morrissey has been complaining about Johnny Marr of late over him blocking a Smiths greatest hits album and reunion tour. Then he accused Marr of trademarking the name The Smiths without his consent.
Johnny Marr Says Morrissey Failed to Protect the Smiths’ Legacy
Why pamper life’s complexities when you can read a scathing Johnny Marr rebuttal instead? The guitarist has issued a missive against his former Smiths bandmate Morrissey days after the latter claimed Marr successfully applied for full trademark rights and intellectual property ownership of the Smiths’ name — which meant he could,
Johnny Marr responds to Morrissey's various allegations: "Here are the facts"
"As for the offer to tour" as The Smiths with Morrissey, Johnny Marr says "I didn't ignore the offer - I said no."
Morrissey claims that Johnny Marr owns name "The Smiths" now
This action was done without any consultation to Morrissey, and without allowing Morrissey the standard opportunity of ‘objection,'” the post continues. “Amongst many other things, this means that Marr can now tour as The Smiths using the vocalist of his choice,
Morrissey Says Johnny Marr Has Acquired The Smiths Trademark, Can Replace Him As Band’s Vocalist
In retrospect, it’s amazing that Morrissey and Johnny Marr were ever able to be in a band together. These days, those guys simply do not like one another. They haven’t liked each other for a long time,
Johnny Marr Says He Didn’t Ignore The Smiths Reunion Offer: “I Said No”
He rebutted former bandmate Morrissey's recent claims in a new statement. Johnny Marr Says He Didn’t Ignore The Smiths Reunion Offer: “I Said No” Eddie Fu
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Gene Simmons Speaks Out on Potential Morrissey-Less Smiths Tour: “Who’s Johnny Marr?”
And he had some critical words for guitarist Johnny Marr. “Get rid of the guitar player and get somebody else,” said ...
The Smiths fans think reunion may finally happen after Morrissey's wild admission
The Smiths' frontman Morrissey revealed the band's guitarist Johnny Marr owns the full rights to The Smiths, leading to ...
KISS’ Gene Simmons Rips Johnny Marr for Apparently Blocking Smiths Reunion: “Get Rid of the Guitar Player”
Simmons weighed in on Marr supposedly blocking a Smiths reunion despite the potentially big profits. KISS’ Gene Simmons Rips ...
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Johnny Marr, James at The Moore
Smiths guitarist Johnny Marr will bring his “Spirit Power” tour to The Moore Theatre Sep. 21 at 8 p.m. Tickets start at $46.