Marilyn Manson rescheduled North American tour dates

Recently Marilyn Manson was forced to put off the new tour in support of the 'Heaven Upside Down' album by reason of an injury.

The rock star was damaged during his Saturday New York concert because of accidentally falling off the decoration arrangement right on the scene.
These were equipment for his performance on the song belonging to Eurythmics' 'Sweet Dreams' (Are Made of This). The singer was in the center of the stage and being surrounded by two huge fake pistols. The scene began to pull down into the center and the singer quickly found himself in a pit, then two pistols fell on him. It took some time for everyone to understand that the star was superimposed on the stage. After that, the concert was stopped, and Merilyn himself was urgently taken to the hospital.

On October 6, a new album by Merilyn Menson called Heaven Upside Down was released. Consequently, new dates for supporting it will take place in early 2018.
In addition, all previous tickets for rescheduled shows are promised to be valid, except tickets for the concerts in Columbus and Phoenix. The money for these two concerts will be reimbursed. So, according to the new schedule of tours dates, the singer will make the first stop on January 10 in Phoenix Van Buren, AZ, followed by a Las Vegas House of Blues show on January 12 and 13. The final date will be Sayreville Starland Ballroom, NJ on February 16th. Also, we remind you that Marilyn Manson will take part in the grand Ozzfest Meets Knotfest on November 5th.