Morrissey is an English singer, songwriter, and former frontman of The Smiths, one of the most influential alternative rock bands of the 1980s. Known for his melancholic lyrics, wit, and distinctive baritone voice, Morrissey has remained a controversial yet beloved figure in music.

With The Smiths (1982–1987):

Alongside guitarist Johnny Marr, Morrissey helped define indie rock with emotionally charged lyrics about love, loneliness, and British life. Some of The Smiths' most iconic songs include: "This Charming Man", "There Is a Light That Never Goes Out", "How Soon Is Now?" and "Bigmouth Strikes Again"

Solo Career (1988–Present):

After The Smiths disbanded, Morrissey launched a successful solo career with albums like Viva Hate (1988), You Are the Quarry (2004), and I Am Not a Dog on a Chain (2020). Some of his solo hits include: "Suedehead", "Everyday Is Like Sunday", "First of the Gang to Die" and "Irish Blood, English Heart"

Morrissey is known for his outspoken personality, advocacy for animal rights (he’s a strong supporter of vegetarianism), and often controversial political views.