Morrissey fit to perform at London show
27 Oct 2009, 1535 Hrs

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Washington, October 27 Singer Morrissey is fit to perform at London's Royal Albert Hall after his recent on-stage collapse, according to a statement on his official website.

The 50-year-old star landed in hospital after collapsing on stage with breathing difficulties during a performance in Swindon. He was later discharged.

His spokesperson told NME.com the music legend will be returning to the stage, reports Contactmusic.

A statement on his official website read: "Morrissey is in a stable condition after his collapse in Swindon on Saturday night. Thanks go out to all his well wishers, more information will be posted as soon as it is available."

Morrissey is expected to carry on his tour throughout the UK and Ireland, closing in Dublin on November 23. (ANI)

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