Marilyn Manson Collaborator Tyler Bates Leaves Band Ahead of 2026 Concert Tour
Marilyn Manson's frequent collaborator and guitarist, Tyler Bates, is leaving the shock rocker's live band. The news comes ahead of Manson's forthcoming 2026 One Assassination Under God concert tour. Bates has worked with Manson on his last three albums: The Pale Emperor (2015), Heaven Upside Down (2017), and One Assassination Under God – Chapter 1 [1].
Bates' departure from the band was announced on Vice.com, citing his decision to leave the live band ahead of the upcoming tour. Manson's fans are likely to be disappointed by the news, as Bates has been a key part of the band's sound and live performances.
The One Assassination Under God concert tour is set to kick off in the coming months, with dates and locations yet to be announced. Fans are eagerly awaiting the tour, which promises to be a high-energy experience with Manson's signature blend of rock and industrial music.
Bates' departure from the band has sparked speculation about the future of Manson's live performances. However, Manson has not commented on the situation, leaving fans to speculate about what's next for the band.
The news of Bates' departure comes as Manson prepares to embark on a new chapter in his career. With the release of his latest album, One Assassination Under God – Chapter 1, Manson has been touring extensively and has been working on new music.
The departure of Bates from the band is a significant loss for Manson's live performances. However, it remains to be seen how this will affect the band's sound and live shows in the future.
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[1] Marilyn Manson Collaborator Tyler Bates Leaves Band Ahead of 2026 Concert Tour