Delivery service UPS under accusation by Johnny Marr for misplacing his guitars
Johnny Marr, the iconic guitarist and former Smiths member, has taken to Twitter to express his concern after his guitars went missing in transit, allegedly while being transported by UPS. The incident occurred on September 17, 2023.
Marr, who is set to appear on four tracks on the upcoming Gorillaz album 'The Mountain', has described the guitars in question as saying 'Woke As Fuck' and '80's Icon' on their cases. The musician has used the hashtags #fuckUPSinc and #freemyguitars in his posts.
In a surprising turn of events, UPS has replied to Marr, stating they will DM him. However, the article does not provide any information about UPS's response to Marr's accusations beyond their DM promise.
Meanwhile, Marr has also announced the release of a new live album, 'Look Out Live!', which is set to hit the shelves tomorrow (September 19). The album consists of 22 tracks recorded at the Eventim Apollo last year as part of his 'The Spirit Power Tour'.
The missing guitars are not the only exciting news for Marr's fans. Two songs performed on the album are duets with Pet Shop Boys' Neil Tennant and Electronic's 'Getting Away With It'. Additionally, a cover of David Bowie's 'Rebel Rebel' is also included in the album, and both the duets and the cover are available to stream.
Interestingly, Morrissey, another former Smiths member, recently revealed he wants to sell off all of his business interests in The Smiths. However, the article does not provide any information about the outcome of this decision. Morrissey encouraged potential investors to email him, but later shared that the email address had been "switched off" due to a "colossal response".
As the music industry continues to evolve, so does the journey of Johnny Marr. His fans eagerly await updates on the missing guitars and the upcoming album 'The Mountain'.
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