Live performances Morrissey performed the song on his solo debut on Top of the Pops, appearing in a The Queen Is Dead T-shirt and a blazer. The song has since been performed live by Morrissey on his 1991, 1992 (Festival Dates), 2002, 2004, 2006, 2007 and 2008 tours, and on his 2012 tour of Australia and New Zealand. In 2004 the song was played in a medley with the first verse of "Subway Train" by the New York Dolls. Track listings 7-inch vinyl "Everyday Is Like Sunday" "Disappointed" 12-inch vinyl, compact disc and cassette "Everyday Is Like Sunday" "Sister I'm a Poet" "Disappointed" "Will Never Marry" 2010 re-issue Compact disc "Everyday Is Like Sunday" (2010 digital remaster) "November the Second" "Everyday Is Like Sunday" "Everyday Is Like Sunday" (Top of the Pops - 9 June 1988) 7-inch single 1 "Everyday Is Like Sunday" (2010 digital remaster) "Trash" (Live at Irvine Meadows) Although credited as being performed at Irvine Meadows, fans have pointed out that Morrissey did not perform at that venue in 1991, and that the live version of "Trash" is likely to have been recorded at the Pacific Amphitheatre in Costa Mesa, California on 1 June 1991. 7-inch single 2 "Everyday Is Like Sunday" (2010 digital remaster) "Everyday Is Like Sunday" (live at the Hollywood Bowl - 8 June 2007) Personnel Morrissey: vocals Stephen Street: bass guitar Vini Reilly: guitar, piano Andrew Paresi: drums Charts Release details Cover versions "Everyday Is Like Sunday" was covered by the Pretenders for the soundtrack to the film Boys on the Side. Morrissey commented at the time, "I do know that Chrissie Hynde is doing 'Everyday Is Like Sunday.' I've heard a demo version and, well, my cheeks are moist." It has also been covered by 10,000 Maniacs (as a B-side to their single "Candy Everybody Wants"), the Armageddon Dildos (on their "Come Armageddon" maxi-single), Estonian 1990s pop group Mr. Lawrence and Mikel Erentxun (on his album Acrobatas). Colin Meloy of The Decemberists also covers the track on his solo album Colin Meloy Sings Morrissey. A mostly instrumental version (containing only the title lyric) was used in NFL Network's "When all you want is football" television ad campaign. See also Morrissey discography References 10,000 Maniacs songs 1987 songs 1988 singles His Master's Voice singles Major Minor Records singles Morrissey songs Reprise Records singles Sire Records singles Song recordings produced by Stephen Street Songs