Update 25/2/2020: We regret to announce the cancellation of MARILYN MANSON LIVE IN HONG KONG on March 18, 2020 at AsiaWorld-Expo, Hall 10. Customers who have purchased tickets via HK Ticketing can apply for a full refund subject to the following refund arrangement: Tickets Purchased by CREDIT CARD Full refund will be automatically deposited to the same Credit Card account used for ticket purchase within 45 working days. Tickets Purchased by CASH 1) Please bring along the current tickets to the HK Ticketing Box Office at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre during business hours from March 9 to April 8, 2020 to process a refund. 2) Business Hours: Monday – Friday, 11am – 7pm and closed on Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays 3) An immediate full refund in cash will be made at the Box Office counter upon submission of a completed Refund Application Form with current ticket(s). The ticket holders must sign to acknowledge receipt of the refund. 4) Any Cash Refund requests received after April 8, 2020 will not be processed. For further enquiry, please call HK Ticketing purchase hotline at +852 31 288 288 during office hours (from 10am to 8pm daily) or send email to [email protected]. We apologize for any inconvenience caused and thank you for your understanding.

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“No one expected [Marilyn Manson] to be doing some of his best work 20 years after he first shook up the zeitgeist, but here it is” - Boston Globe Manson's sensationalist music and art that rejects conservative values created an icon who has infiltrated fashion, television, film and music, and whose fingerprints coat modern culture. More than 20 years into his career, Manson is still a lightning rod of controversy and the pageantry and debauchery of his life are perfectly intact. Themes of violence, sex, politics and romance slice through his latest album Heaven Upside Down. Manson asks his fans to brutally pledge their devotion on “KILL4ME” and delves into new genres with a trap beat on the track “SAY10” as he proclaims “I’m a legend, I’m not a fable.” The ten tracks were recorded in Los Angeles and create a cinematic sonic palate that harkens back to the ferocity of seminal Manson albums Portrait of an American Family and Holy Wood. Critics are calling the album “the kind of career-defining record that Marilyn Manson just might want to leave as his last great opus” (Consequence of Sound). Howard Stern calls it “ferocious,” Zane Lowe calls it “brilliant” and Rolling Stone calls it “aggressive and intense” and proclaims Manson has “returned to straight-ahead shock.” It features recent single “WE KNOW WHERE YOU FUCKING LIVE,” which trolls the dark frenetic territory that made Manson a God-like figure.