Self Destruct

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Self Destruct
North America tour by Marilyn Manson
Supporting album Portrait of an American Family
Start date May 3, 1994
End date August 11, 1994
Shows 12
Marilyn Manson tour chronology
Marilyn Manson's independent touring
(1990–1994)
Self Destruct
(1994)
Further Down the Spiral
(1994)

Self Destruct was the first high-profile tour on which Marilyn Manson performed. After playing in Florida bars for the past four years, Marilyn Manson, having signed a contract with Interscope Records and now close to the completion of their debut album, Portrait of an American Family, left the comfort of Florida in May 1994 as the supporting act for Nine Inch Nails' Self Destruct tour. With two cancellations, Nine Inch Nails headlined 43 Self Destruct concerts, 12 of which Marilyn Manson opened.[1][2]

Lineup[edit]

Setlist[edit]

  1. "Prelude (The Family Trip)"
  2. "Organ Grinder"
  3. "Lunchbox"
  4. "Snake Eyes and Sissies"
  5. "Dope Hat" (with "Revelation #9" intro)
  6. "Get Your Gunn" (with "Happiness Is a Warm Gun" intro)
  7. "My Monkey"
  8. "Cake and Sodomy"
  9. "Misery Machine"

Opening songs[edit]

Tour dates[edit]

# Date City Location Venue and event
1 1994/05/03 Dallas Texas Flag-us.png

Bomb Factory

2 1994/05/04 Houston Texas Flag-us.png

International Ballroom

3 1994/05/05 New Orleans Louisiana Flag-us.png

State Palace Theater

4 1994/05/07 Chicago Illinois Flag-us.png

Riviera Nightclub

5 1994/05/08 Detroit Michigan Flag-us.png

State Theatre

6 1994/05/14 New York City New York Flag-us.png

Roseland Ballroom

7 1994/05/15 Philadelphia Pennsylvania Flag-us.png

Tower Theatre

8 1994/07/29 Atlanta Georgia Flag-us.png

Fox Theater

9 1994/07/30 Atlanta Georgia Flag-us.png

Fox Theater

10 1994/08/03 Poughkeepsie New York Flag-us.png

Mid-Hudson Civic Center

11 1994/08/06 Barrie Ontario Flag-ca.png

Molson Park

12 1994/08/11 Fairfax Virginia Flag-us.png

Patriot Center


Gallery[edit]

Video[edit]

"Prelude (The Family Trip" and "Cake and Sodomy" (date and venue unknown)


References[edit]

  1. The NIN Hotline
  2. 'We started touring with (Nine Inch) Nails in early May - right after filming Get Your Gunn.' - Scott Mitchell

External links[edit]