MARILYN MANSON Offers Sneak Peak At Touring Act

May 16, 2003

MARILYN MANSON performed a seven-song set at the Key Club in Hollywood, California Monday night (May 12) as part of a special sneak peak at the act he'll take on the road this summer on Ozzfest and beyond. In addition to "The Beautiful People" from 1996's "Antichrist Superstar" and "The Dope Show", from 1998's "Mechanical Animals", the band debuted five songs from their just-released "The Golden Age of Grotesque" CD: "This Is the New Shit", the first single "mOBSCENE", "Doll Dagga Buzz Buzz Ziggety-Zag", "The Golden Age of Grotesque", and "(s)AINT".

Among those in attendance were Scott Weiland and Matt Sorum, who are now working together on the new post-GN'R project, tentatively dubbed RELOADED. "I love Manson," Sorum told Rolling Stone. "He takes it to the extreme. It's a real show, and you always know it's going to be an amazing visual performance."

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