Marilyn Manson is an American Industrial metal band founded by Brian Warner and Scott Putesky in the city of Fort Lauderdale, Florida. The band was formed in 1989 as Marilyn Manson & the Spooky Kids. The band's uniquely theatrical performances gathered a local cult following in the early 90's, that subsequently developed into a worldwide fanbase. The band's lineup almost always changes between album releases. The current members of the band are the eponymous lead singer Marilyn Manson, bassist/guitarist Twiggy Ramirez, drummer Ginger Fish, keyboardist Chris Vrenna and the live bassist Andy Gerold.

Top Songs:
1	This Is The New Shit
2	Running to the Edge of the World
3	Heart-Shaped Glasses (When The Heart Guides The Hand)
4	If I Was Your Vampire
5	Leave A Scar
6	Arma-goddamn-motherfuckin-geddon
7	Devour
8	Sweet Dreams
9	Tainted Love
10	WOW
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Marilyn Manson Reveals Cheese And Onion Pasty Obsession

Marilyn Manson has revealed that he likes to eat pasties when he is in England. The veteran rocker - real name Brian Warner - said he often visited Greggs - a popular high street bakers - when he crosses the Atlantic.   Read more 

Marilyn Manson Enjoys Passover Meal With Peaches Geldof

Marilyn Manson celebrated the first night of the Jewish holiday of Passover with Peaches Geldof. Geldof posted a picture of herself, Manson and ex-boyfriend Eli Roth eating the traditional Seder on her Twitter page yesterday (April 18).   Read more 

Marilyn Manson Drummer Quits Band After 15 Years

Marilyn Manson's drummer Ginger Fish has quit the band after 15 years. The drummer, real name Kenneth Robert Wilson, has been playing with Manson since 1995.  Read more 

Marilyn Manson To Judge The X Factor

Marilyn Manson is set to judge the Austrian version of The X Factor, it has emerged. The singer will appear on TV channel ORF’s Helden von Morgen on Friday (January 21).  Read more 

Marilyn Manson Sheds Make-Up In Eastbound & Down Tribute

Marilyn Manson has been photographed dressed as a character from the HBO show Eastbound & Down. The photograph of Manson as fictional baseball star Kenny Powers has been published in the current issue of Interview magazine.  Read more 

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