US EditionLocal council leader hopes to cancel Bournemouth date of Marilyn Manson UK tour due to sexual misconduct allegations
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The controversy again surrounds Marilyn Manson, after Millie Earl, leader of the Council of Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole (BCP), requested the cancellation of the concert that the artist has scheduled for October 31 at the Bournemouth International Centre, due to allegations of abuse and violence he faced in the past. Through statements to the BBC, Earl stated that the show does not represent the values of the local community and that its …
A British politician calls for the cancellation of a Marilyn Manson concert in Bournemouth, reinvigorating the controversy around the artist as he approaches his European tour. Political pressure despite the abandonment of the prosecution As reported by the BBC, Millie Earl, head of Bournemouth City Council, Christchurch and Poole (BCP), has called for the cancellation of Marilyn Manson's concert [...]
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