Archive · 22 Sep 2025
Morrissey Cancels Shows After Threat
Singer Morrissey had to cancel two shows because of a death threat made online.
A man named Noah Castellano made the threat, mentioning a show in Ottawa.
Despite the threat, the Ottawa show happened.
Because of the threat, shows in Connecticut and Boston were canceled.
Morrissey's tour continues, with the next show planned in Philadelphia.
Authorities are investigating the online threat, and the singer’s safety is a priority.
Morrissey canceled shows at Foxwoods and MGM Music Hall.
The cancellations were due to a 'credible threat'.
A 26-year-old man, Noah Castellano, was charged.
The online threat mentioned the singer's Ottawa performance.
The Ottawa show went ahead despite the threat.
- Who
- Morrissey and Noah Castellano
- What
- Morrissey canceled shows due to a death threat.
- When
- Shows canceled shortly before the scheduled performances.
- Where
- Shows in Connecticut and Boston.
- Why
- Due to a credible threat on Morrissey’s life.
Fans & Critics
Security & Authorities
Show Safety
Fans & Critics
Concerned about the safety of the artist and future shows, calling for increased security and preventative measures.
Security & Authorities
Assessing the credibility of threats, working with law enforcement, and evaluating show security plans.
- Artist
- Morrissey
- Canceled Shows
- Foxwoods, MGM Music Hall
- Threat Origin
- Online Post
- Suspect
- Noah Castellano
- Threat Location
- Ottawa
- Next Scheduled Show
- Philadelphia