Months before Marilyn Manson's first-ever scheduled performance in Ferrara, Italy, on July 11, 2026, what should have been an ordinary stop on his European tour instead became one of the country's most closely watched cultural controversies, drawing in the mayor of Ferrara, the Catholic Church, a community of religious sisters, politicians, festival organizers, and thousands of supporters and critics across Italy. The Tour Begins When Marilyn Manson launched the European leg of his One Assassination Under God Tour in early July 2026, it marked another significant chapter in a remarkable career resurgence. After several years away from extensive international touring, Manson returned to European stages before enthusiastic audiences eager to see one of rock's most recognizable and controversial performers. The opening concerts generated strong fan reactions and reaffirmed that, despite decades of public controversy and intense media scrutiny, his international following remai...
For those wanting to see Marilyn Manson headline his own concert this summer, some exciting news was announced today. During off-dates when Five Finger Death Punch will be supporting Metallica in stadium shows across America, Marilyn Manson announced on April 29th that he will be headlining three of his own shows, which are as follows:
Aug. 03 - Silver Spring, MD - The Fillmore (w/ Slaughter To Prevail)
Aug. 17 - Chicago, IL - Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom (w/ The Funeral Portrait)
Sep. 01 - Reno, NV - Grand Theater at Grand Sierra Resort and Casino
Presale starts Tuesday, April 30 at 10am local time with code: MM2024
With the announcement, Manson also shared a new photo shot by Perou.
Aug. 03 - Silver Spring, MD - The Fillmore (w/ Slaughter To Prevail)
Aug. 17 - Chicago, IL - Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom (w/ The Funeral Portrait)
Sep. 01 - Reno, NV - Grand Theater at Grand Sierra Resort and Casino
Presale starts Tuesday, April 30 at 10am local time with code: MM2024
With the announcement, Manson also shared a new photo shot by Perou.
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Media sources who have announced these upcoming additional tour dates have continued to note that he is currently having legal issues, but so far it is Blabbermouth which stands out primarily for the photo they accompanied the announcement with, which basically makes Manson look depressed, despite the fact that he has provided new photos for the media to use, and which other sources did in fact use. Among them was Metal Sucks, a publication which was very hostile to Manson when he initially announced his tour over a month ago, but it seems that after responding to feedback with a poll and discovering that people really do want to see Manson live on tour again, they seem to have changed their tune, albeit reluctantly and with apparent existential conflict.