Rob Zombie and Marilyn Manson have extended their recently announced co-headlining Twins of Evil Tour – arguably the most exciting rock tour this year – which includes a visit to the NIA, Birmingham on 29 November.
Debauchery, theatrics, ghoulish imagery, and a full-on assault of all the senses are all in store for fans, as part of this mammoth U.S. and 10-country European tour.
The highly anticipated tour hits the NIA on Thursday 29th November, promising defiant rock’n’roll showmanship in the form of these unholy rollers.
“Finally! Why did the most obvious tour take so long to happen? Who knows? Who cares? It’s happening now,” stated Zombie.
“If good taste is the chief enemy of great art, then we should be able to fill the Louvre with this tour. Be prepared for something wicked this way a-coming.”
For the Twins of Evil tour, Zombie and his band of maniacs – John 5/guitar, Piggy D/bass and drummer Ginger Fish – will bring their elaborate, multi-media production, complete with hair-raising theatrics, animatronic robots, oversized LED screens, a non-stop collage of psychotronic monster film clips, a spectacular light show, a gigantic robot with flames shooting out of its body, pyrotechnics, insane guitar riffs and vicious beats.
On August 6, prior to the kickoff of the Twins of Evil tour, Mondo Sex Head, an album featuring new and unique remixes of Rob Zombie classics by some of today’s top DJs, including KoRn’s Jonathan “JDevil” Davis, Photek, the Bloody Beetroots, †††, Kraddy, Drumcorps, and Ki: Theory will be released via Spinefarm/Universal. Marilyn Manson’s eighth full-length album Born Villain is out now on Cooking Vinyl.
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Tickets are priced at £35.00 (plus booking and transaction fees) and will be on sale from 9am on 27 July. They are available from The Ticket Factory: www.theticketfactory.com or 0844 338 8000.
To find out more about the show, and for everything else that’s coming up at the NIA, visit www.thenia.co.uk.
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