Smashing Pumpkins and Marilyn Manson will be touring the United States this summer when they embark on their co-headlining tour dubbed, "The End Times".
The angst and nostalgia of their music will be spread again bringing back a lot of memories from the 90s era when these artists ruled the charts.
The tour consists of 23 dates starting from Jul. 7 until Aug. 8. The Pumpkins are touring are touring to promote their eighth studio album, "Monuments To An Elegy." Manson will be promoting his most recent studio album titled "The Pale Emperor", is his ninth studio album. The ticket sales will being on Apr. 3 at 9:00 a.m. The tickets will be priced at $30 to $109.50, according to Mercury News.
While Manson has spent a good part of 2015 touring to promote his latest album "The Pale Emperor", The Smashing Pumpkins following the release of their eighth album," Monuments To An Elegy", did play some shows upon the album's release last December. Rage Against the Machine's drummer Brad Wilk and Killer's bassist Mark Stoermer were forming the band's rhythm section, but there is still no news about them joining the band for "The End Times" tour, according to Rolling Stone.
The tour will kick off at the Concord Pavilion in Concord, California and will end at the Riverbend Music Center in Cincinnati, Ohio. Manson and Billy Corgan the front man for The Smashing Pumpkins have shared differences during the initial performances in London. The differences were due to an interview given by Manson in 2013.
With the announcement of the joint tour, a lot of 90s era music lovers will be seen attending the concert and eagerly waiting for the bands to play in a venue near them.