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| Born | October 31, 1963 |
| Hometown | Manchester, England |
| Net worth | $14 million |
| Height | 5'8" (1.73m) |
| Spouse | Angie Brown (m 1986 - present) |
| Children | Nile Marr , Sonny Marr |
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Noel Gallagher Goes Orchestral On ‘Dead To The World’
- Noel Gallagher‘s High Flying Birds summon the power of recording strings at the legendary Abbey Road Studios on “Dead to the World,” the third pre-release track from their upcoming album, Council Skies. Gallagher teased the sessions earlier this year on social media without revealing their purpose. With arrangements from previous collaborator Rosie Danvers, “Dead to … Noel Gallagher Goes Orchestral On ‘Dead To The World’ Read More » The post Noel Gallagher Goes Orchestral On ‘Dead To The World’
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Johnny Marr Rates Morrissey, Robot Brothels, and “The Great British Baking Show”
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- EntertainmentConsequence of Sound
The Smiths’ Johnny Marr and Andy Rourke Record First New Music Together in 35 Years: Stream
Marr makes a guest appearance on "Strong Forever," a new single from Rourke's new band Blitz Vega. The Smiths’ Johnny Marr and Andy Rourke Record First New Music Together in 35 Years: Stream Abby Jones
- EntertainmentRolling Stone
Hear the Smiths’ Johnny Marr and Andy Rourke Reunite for First New Song in 35 Years
Blitz Vega's "Strong Forever," on which Marr is a guest, began as a charity song and anticipates the band's new album
- EntertainmentConsequence of Sound
Noel Gallagher Shares New Single “Pretty Boy” Featuring Johnny Marr: Stream
The ex-Oasis and ex-Smiths members team up for the lead single to the High Flying Birds' next album. Noel Gallagher Shares New Single “Pretty Boy” Featuring Johnny Marr: Stream Abby Jones
- EntertainmentRolling Stone
Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds Tease New Album With Johnny Marr-Assisted ‘Pretty Boy’
The fourth studio album from the ex-Oasis guitarist's solo endeavor will arrive in 2023
- EntertainmentThe Telegraph
Arctic Monkeys get soulful, Loyle Carner gets angry – the week’s best albums
When Arctic Monkeys moved to Los Angeles 10 years ago, seemingly to hang out more with their stoner rock buddy Josh Homme, their future appeared to entail albums full of crunchy, FM-friendly guitar riffs, and Stateside superstardom. Such began to arrive with 2013’s AM, where the mid-twentysomething Yorkshiremen deftly modernised their indie-rock sound with chart-topping transatlantic success.
- EntertainmentConsequence of Sound
The Smiths’ Johnny Marr and Andy Rourke Reunite at New York City Show: Watch
The pair closed Marr's set with "There Is a Light That Never Goes Out" and “How Soon Is Now?" The Smiths’ Johnny Marr and Andy Rourke Reunite at New York City Show: Watch Bryan Kress
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Bruce Springsteen and Jake Clemons Perform Three Songs With the Killers
The Killers‘ North American leg of their Imploding the Mirage tour has been eventful. Opener Johnny Marr has performed Smiths songs with the band, including several with his former Smiths bandmate Andy Rourke on Friday night at New York City’s Madison Square Garden. How did they top that? By calling over a friend from across … Bruce Springsteen and Jake Clemons Perform Three Songs With the Killers Read More » The post Bruce Springsteen and Jake Clemons Perform Three Songs With the Killers appear
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Watch Eddie Vedder Join Stevie Nicks on ‘Stop Draggin’ My Heart Around’
Since its 2016 inception, Eddie Vedder‘s Ohana Fest has seen a number of artists collaborate during each other’s sets. In the past, Vedder has appeared with Social Distortion, Glen Hansard, and Jack Johnson during their sets and has had Liz Phair, Johnny Marr, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Brandi Carlile, and more join him during his (and … Watch Eddie Vedder Join Stevie Nicks on ‘Stop Draggin’ My Heart Around’ Read More » The post Watch Eddie Vedder Join Stevie Nicks on ‘Stop Draggin’ My Heart Around’ appea
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Metric’s Emily Haines and James Shaw on Letting Go, Exposing Pain, and Johnny Marr
The two also touch on their new album, Formentera, and the epic “Doomscroller." Metric’s Emily Haines and James Shaw on Letting Go, Exposing Pain, and Johnny Marr Consequence Staff
- EntertainmentPioneer Press, St. Paul, Minn.
Concert review: The Killers go big and blustery at Xcel Energy Center
When the Killers emerged from Las Vegas with their 2004 debut album “Hot Fuss,” they came off like a cross between Duran Duran and the Smiths. So it was fitting that when they headlined St. Paul’s Xcel Energy Center on Tuesday night, the opening act was one of their musical heroes, Smiths guitarist Johnny Marr. Marr was both cheery and a terrific performer. In his too-short set, he played four ...
