Rockstar Morrissey sang about the potential origins of the infamous Notre Dame fire while kissing a rosary at a recent concert.
from either a cigarette or a shortage in the electrical system. Projections say it will be rebuilt in 2024 in time for the Paris Olympics.
The concert reportedly featured 1,500 people at the Zappa Shuni Amphitheater in Israel — Morrissey’s first show in the country since 2016. “I’m very happy to be here in God’s country, the center of the world,” said Morrissey, an avid supporter of Israel.He displayed the energy that most 64-year-olds would only wish they had.
Besides the few comments on Israel, Morrissey also started off some of his songs with cryptic videos and animations, and remarks on the Paris Riots , rhetorically asking “Who will save Paris? Who will save France? Who do you think?”, often being on the receiving end of portrayals of an iconoclastic artist in decline from the so called “Loony Left.” He said “Today your local newspaper called me annoying, which means that tomorrow I’m gonna have to burn it down, which will really annoy them.
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