Well Morrissey fans attending the singers Saturday (November 7) performance in Liverpool went home upset after the singer abruptly ended his concert in the middle of his second song.

NME reports that a fan threw a bottle at Morrissey’s head while he was in the middle of his second song, ‘Black Cloud‘.

The Smiths‘ frontman told the crowd “good bye” and walked off stage immediately after the incident.

Fans waited for around 15 minutes before a member of the singers crew came out and told the audience Morrissey had been struck in the head with a bottle and would not continue his show and that they would receive full refunds.

You can watch the whole thing unfold in the video below.

The Klaxons are heading back to the studio to re-record parts of the band’s forthcoming sophomore album.

The band was forced to re-enter the studio after their music label, Universal, rejected some of their new material.

Frontman Jamie Reynolds confirmed to NME that they were headed back to the studio with producer James Ford to re-record material for the follow-up to 2007’s ‘Myths Of The Near Future‘.

The economic downturn and high costs have forced organizers for Scotland’s Hydro Connect Festival to cancel plans for this years event.

The festival, which would have been in its third year, will be postponed until 2010.

Organizers for the festival, which takes place in the grounds of Inveraray Castle in Argyll, Scotland, told NME.com that “The fact that Connect’s audience is arguably affected more by the credit crunch than some other festival markets, means that it would be foolish for us to expect the growth necessary to help Connect thrive in 2009.”

In the past, the festival has played host to Franz Ferdinand and Sigur Rós.

Pete Doherty has revealed a few details about his forthcoming solo album due out later this year.

The Babyshambles frontman recently revealed to NME that the album would be titled ‘Grace/Wastelands‘ and will be released on March 16.

The forthcoming album is set to feature guest appearances by his Babyshambles‘ bandmates as well as Blur’s Graham Coxon and Dot Allison.

Among the tracks on the solo album are ‘Through The Looking Glass‘ and  ‘Last Of The English Roses‘.

‘Last Of The English Roses‘ will be released as the albums first single on March 9.

Franz Ferdinand fans can head over to NME.com to download the live track, ‘What She Came For‘, for free.

The track is off the band’s forthcoming album, ‘Tonight: Franz Ferdinand‘, due out January 27.

Get the free song here.

Manic Street Preachers have announced the forthcoming release of a new album featuring lyrics written my missing member Richey Edwards.

NME is reporting that the band will release the nine-track album sometime in spring 2009.

‘Journal For Plaugue Lovers‘ was produced by Steve Albini and will feature only lyrics written by Edwards.

Edwards wrote the lyrics before he went missing in 1995.

Bassist Nicky Wire told NME that after holding on to the lyrics for over 14 years they “felt compelled that this was the right time to do it.”

“There’s a small amount of editing involved, because some of them [Edwards-written passages] are prose and they needed to be made into lyrics, but they’re all Richey’s.”

LCD Soundsystem’s James Murphy has revealed to NME details about his new band.

Murphy announced that he has formed a new band with his LCD bandmate Pat Moloney and former Hockey Night members Paul Sprangers and Scott Wells.

The new band, which as-of-yet has no name, is set to release material on Murphy’s label, DFA sometime next year.

“There’s this rock band [I'm in], arguing about what name they are. They’re from Minneapolis. We’ve gone back and forth for months, there’s no way to say [what the band name is]. Pat and I are the drummer and the bass player [respectively],” Murphy told NME.

Details about Razorlight’s forthcoming third album have emerged. The forthcoming album, the follow-up to the band’s 2006 self-titled album ‘Razorlight‘, will be titled ‘Slipway Fires‘, reports NME. The new album will be released on November 3 (UK) and will be preceded by the single, ‘Wire To Wire‘, which will be available as a download on September 26 with a physical release to follow on October 27.

No word yet on US release date.