Morrissey reveals tracklist for forthcoming Sire Records album

Morrissey has unveiled a 12-track list for an upcoming album on Sire Records via his website on Christmas Day, following his recent signing with the label. The project appears separate from his long-delayed 'Bonfire Of Teenagers'.

On December 25, 2025, Morrissey shared the tracklisting on his official website alongside the Sire Records logo. The songs are: 'The Monsters Of Pig Alley', 'Headache', 'Make-Up Is A Lie', 'The Night Pop Dropped', 'You’re Right, It’s Time', 'Kerching Kerching', 'Zoom Zoom The Little Boy', 'Lester Bangs', 'Boulevard', 'Many Icebergs Ago', 'Amazona', and 'Notre-Dame'.

This follows his December 19 signing with Sire (see previous article in series), amid ongoing delays with 'Bonfire Of Teenagers'—from which no tracks match this list, including the 2022 single 'Rebels Without Applause'. In a 2024 Medium interview, Morrissey noted re-recording a second album in France in late 2023, scrapping half the tracks and adding six new ones with a new title.

Morrissey has also announced a 2026 European tour, headlining The O2 in Greenwich on February 28—his sole UK date.

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