Marilyn Manson sold off Zagreb Arena amidst the controversy

Marilyn Manson recently performed in Zagreb as part of his One Assassination Under God tour. This concert marked his first appearance in Croatia since performing in Pula in 2005. The Zagreb Arena was reportedly filled with attendees whose attire mirrored the musician’s characteristic aesthetic, featuring dark clothing, leather, and makeup.

A significant portion of the audience was noted to be composed of international visitors. Prior to the performance, the attention of the assembled crowd was drawn to an individual who was reportedly praying and addressing passers-by with religious messages. This juxtaposition of elements led to public commentary.

Father Ivo Rastočić of the Šibenik diocese posted on Facebook on Wednesday, characterizing the event. Rastočić stated, “Marilyn Manson’s concert in Zagreb is a satanic ritual, and the messages that the singer and the concert organizers are sending are dangerous for our society.” The reaction highlights the cultural and ideological responses surrounding the artist’s presence in Zagreb.

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