Marilyn Manson Tour 2024: First Dates Announced After Long List of 'Dismissed' Sexual Assault Allegations

On Friday, March 8, Marilyn Manson revealed her first live dates in almost five years.

This marks the shock rocker's comeback to the stage following the accusations of emotional and sexual abuse by over six dozen people.

The information was posted on X, where Manson said that he and Slaughter to Prevail will be embarking on a 30-date arena/amphitheater tour with Five Finger Death Punch this summer/fall.

The tour is scheduled to begin on August 2 at Hersheypark Stadium in Hershey, Pennsylvania.

Manson, real name Brian Warner, 55, has been accused of sexual, emotional, and physical assault by over a dozen women.

Marilyn Manson Long List of Sexual Abuse Allegations

Among them is actress Evan Rachel Wood, who was the focus of the two-part HBO 2022 documentary "Phoenix Rising," which explored her allegations of abuse she says she endured at the rock star's hands during an intermittent relationship that started when she was 18.

After a court dismissed another sexual abuse complaint from model Ashley Morgan Smithline last year, Manson-who has refuted all of the accusations-reached a settlement with actress Esme Bianco to halt her case.

A previous lawsuit against Manson, which was brought by a former personal assistant and claimed to be sexual assault, sexual violence, sexual harassment, and intentional infliction of mental distress, was also dismissed by an L.A. Superior Court judge.

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In January of 2023, the musician was sued for allegedly grooming and sexually abusing a juvenile. The "Jane Doe" claimed that Manson had done this early in his career.

The explicit details of the Doe lawsuit closely resemble the accusations made by several other women against Manson, who claimed that the singer had engaged in "hostile and verbally abusive behavior" and had shared sensitive personal information with them while also using racially charged language.

In February 2021, Wood revealed on Instagram that "he [Manson] started grooming her when she was merely a teen. She then detailed all the abuse she endured in his hands, including being bound and tortured in a ritualistic manner.

She even said she was hit "over and over" with a Nazi whip from the Holocaust.

In response to Wood's accusations, four other women came forward in a Vanity Fair piece with comparable charges against Manson.

In addition to settling Bianco's claim, Manson has countersued a number of his purported victims, and during the previous three years, judges have rejected a number of abuse complaints against him.

Following the barrage of accusations, Manson was fired from both his longtime manager, Tony Ciulla, and his record label, Loma Vista Records, in February 2021.

The vocalist of "Antichrist Superstar" has not released new music since his 2020 We Are Chaos album. He has not been on the road since the last show of his "Twins of Evil: Hell Never Dies" joint tour with Rob Zombie on August 18, 2019.