Rob Zombie and Marilyn Manson Reviews

Big D from Marengo, Illinois

GREAT SHOW FROM BOTH HEADLINERS

I'm not sure what this other guy is talking about. I've seen Zombie many times as well and although he did a fair amount of talking at this show he still delivered a great performance. Marilyn Manson had a decent stage show with a great set list. The guitar and bass players were a bit stagnant and could have been more involved in the show, but all things considered I was satisfied. Rob Zombie came out and proceeded to utilize every inch of the stage as he danced and undulated to the groove. For an aging rock star I've gotta say Zombie still has plenty of energy and charisma to get the crowd fired up and involved in the show. They absolutely tore up the place with Superbeast and John 5's guitar solo was one of the best live solo's I've seen at a concert in a LONG time. Gary - if you don't like guitar solo's and lead singers going full throttle throughout the entire show - all while wearing leather outfits in 90+ degree heat - then perhaps a Bieber show is more up your alley?

Jan/Milwaukee from Chicago, Illinois

ZOMBIE RULED THE NIGHT!

Dead Apples had no chance with the crowd, but sounded decent. Manson lacked energy, seemed tired, could've been the heat. Zombie kicked ass… not a fan of the newer stuff, but his classics were insane. Best show I've seen him do and I've seen plenty! John 5 was awesome. The entire band, stage props were incredible. Tight band and Zombie was everywhere, including in the middle of the crowd during John's solo. They looked like they were having fun and it showed. Marilyn just looked tired. Drunk ass crowd and not my fave venue. Security wouldn't let you have plastic bottles… but cups were ok? And only some had to empty drinks, depending on which 'security' person was by your section. But Zombie ruled the night and was definitely worth our 2+ hour road triptrip.

Zombie Fan from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

EXPECTED MORE!

Camden, parking and driving to the venue was horrible. Manson was OK but I was there to see Rob Zombie. I couldn’t understand a thing that came out of Manson. The vocals were a mess. I purchased good seats left of the stage and was told the stage show would be awesome.Far from awesome, they put up these cloth barriers on the stage that blocked a good portion of the stage. I kept thinking they were hiding something and it was going to be revealed during the show. No such luck what a mess. Rob Zombies performance was OK and I have nothing to compare it to from the past. I had a good time but was kind of disappointed. I really dig Zombies music but probably won’t go back. And Camden clean up your act!

B johnson from Hartford, Connecticut

GREAT SHOW

Goo to see Manson.he had great interaction w crowd.like his new look. Zombie was cocky and arrogant as usual. But he put on a great show. I will never pay $30 too park in xfinity .easy to get in, a nightmare to get out.it took 1 hour to get out of the parking lot.

Gary S from Michigan

SAD TO SAY... ROB MAILED IT IN AND WAS BORING

I've seen Rob Zombie about a dozen times and loved the shows. This show was crap! Too much talking, The song with MM sucked, and a guitar solo that was way too long. Rob's new music is terrible and all sounds the same. Too bad, but the old Rob Zombie might be gone for good. Sucks.

Scott from Vancouver, British Columbia

MANSON IS WASHED UP/ZOMBIE THE ONLY LIFE ON STAGE

Started off good and went down hill. His band was good but Manson is fat and out of shape, too wrecked to perform. He forgot words, left his band hanging and walked off the show. Sad and Pathetic, Boo. Rob Zombie was way better only by comparison, and saved the show with some stage presents. No Helter Skelter duet, RZ says"sometimes I do this song with a partner, sometimes I do it by myself....I guess tonight its by my self" Marilyn Manson no where to be found.

Jeremy from Fort Wayne, Indiana

FT. WAYNE COLISEUM SHOW 08.11.19

I would’ve had a better time watching the interactions with protestors out front. Marilyn Manson is a drunk. Sounded terrible, moved like a snail, missed lyrics and asked for the crowd to fill in a lot. Definitely out of shape both physically and vocally. His band sounded great, especially his drummer. Rob Zombie was high pitched and struggled to keep up lyrically. We left, but we didn’t have high expectations after 20 years when we saw them last. People watching was five stars. Hate to say it because these guys were great 20 years ago when I saw them, but it’s time to hang it up.

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