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Morrissey

Is Morrissey A-List?

NoB

NoMorrissey is currently ranked B tier — a well-known figure with a strong career but not quite a household name.

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Reached A-list in 1994

Vauxhall and I acclaim

Lost A-list status in 2004

Dropped to B tier — Comeback with "You Are The Quarry"

Ranking Timeline

1982C$0.01M

The Smiths form

Morrissey and Johnny Marr form The Smiths, starting their rapid ascent in the UK music scene.

1985B$0.5M+$0.49M

The Smiths peak popularity

The Smiths achieve mainstream success with critically acclaimed albums and a dedicated fan base.

1987B$0.8M+$0.30000000000000004M

The Smiths disband

Internal tensions lead to the breakup of The Smiths, leaving Morrissey to pursue a solo career.

1988B$2M+$1.2M

Solo debut: Viva Hate

Morrissey's solo career launches with the successful album "Viva Hate", establishing him as a solo artist.

1994A$5M+$3M

Vauxhall and I acclaim

The release of Vauxhall and I, a commercial and critical success, secures his solo career.

2004B$8M+$3M

Comeback with "You Are The Quarry"

After a quiet period, Morrissey returns with a successful album, re-establishing his place in the music scene.

2017B$12M+$4M

Controversy and Album Release

Amidst controversies, Morrissey releases "Low in High School", generating both praise and criticism.

2026B$16M+$4M

Continues touring and releases

Morrissey continues to tour and release music, maintaining a dedicated fanbase despite ongoing controversies and criticism.

Last updated: February 24, 2026