
As seen on BBC TV here
Dickie Felton's new book is an account of what it means to be on the road with Morrissey and his fans.
Set against a backdrop of recessions, royal weddings and rioting, Morrissey International Airport is a story of fandom, friendship, ferries and freeways.
Disciples of the legendary singer cross continents, time zones and borders to reach Morrissey concerts. But who are these people? This is an unlikely road trip bound together by ten concerts in five countries.
Join Dickie as he trails everywhere from Dunoon to Dallas in search of Moz mania. Grab your gladioli, quiff up your hair and come fly with Morrissey.
The tome was recently named Book of the Month by the UK's Moment Magazine
Dickie's first book The Day I Met Morrissey was released in May 2009. It contains real life stories of fans coming face-to-face with the music legend. As well as being a mini-hit in parts of Eccles, it became a Waterstones Most Recommended tome.
Dickie Felton available for interviews and general banter: Contact Dickie via email: meetingmorrissey@yahoo.com or tweet @dickiefelton
One fan's first class experience with his hero. The day Barry met Morrissey at Auckland Airport December 2012.