Jun 26, 2007 • 1 min read

Morrissey considering Warner offer for next album

Morrissey says via fan site True To You he is considering an offer from Warner Brothers for his next album, after his relationship with the Sanctuary imprint ended.

Morrissey has said via fan site True To You that he's considering an offer from Warner Brothers to release his next album. His last two albums were released through independent Attack, of course, but his relationship with the Sanctuary imprint has now come to an end. The singer previously worked with Warner Bros from 1988 - 1995.

Look, here's what the former Smiths man says about the future: "I presently have the option to tour for the remainder of 2007, or start a new album. I don't have a deal, but I have an offer from Warner Brothers. At the same time, there are some great touring offers - New Zealand, South Africa, my beloved Scandinavia, Israel and Iran. I would love to sing in Tehran".

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