Marilyn Manson: the likely setlist and set times for the Ferrara, Bari and Rome concerts

07-07-2026

With only a few days to go before his return to Italy, anticipation is building for the three shows by Marilyn Manson, one of the most eagerly awaited rock tours of the summer. After selling out two arena dates in Milan and Bergamo last year, the American artist is back in the country for what promises to be his best-attended Italian open-air tour to date.
The July 14th show at the Auditorium Parco della Musica in Rome is already sold out, while a few tickets remain for the July 11th date at the Ferrara Summer Festival, in Piazza Ariostea, and the July 13th show at the Fiera del Levante in Bari. Tickets can be purchased on MC2Live.it and, until they run out, at the box office on the night of each show.
As for the setlist, the official one could still change slightly, but the tour's most recent shows offer a fairly reliable idea of what Marilyn Manson will play on stage in Italy. The show spans every phase of his career, mixing classics like "The Beautiful People", "The Dope Show", "Disposable Teens" and "The Nobodies" with more recent tracks like "Exit Wound", not to mention the famous covers of "Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)" by Eurythmics and "Personal Jesus" by Depeche Mode.

The setlist for Marilyn Manson's concert

Based on the setlist performed on July 5th at the Meo Arena in Lisbon (Portugal), here is the likely running order for Marilyn Manson's shows in Rome, Ferrara and Bari:

Nod If You Understand
Disposable Teens
Angel With The Scabbed Wings
Great Big White World
This Is The New Shit
Dried Up, Tied And Dead To The World
Exit Wound
The Nobodies
The Dope Show
Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)
mOBSCENE
The Beautiful People
Tourniquet
Personal Jesus

Concert times:

July 11, 2026 – Ferrara Summer Festival, Piazza Ariostea

  • 5:00 PM – Doors open
  • 8:00 PM – Vowws
  • 21:15 – Marilyn Manson

July 13, 2026 – Bari, Fiera del Levante

  • 6:30 PM – Doors open
  • 8:00 PM – Vowws
  • 21:15 – Marilyn Manson

July 14, 2026 – Rome, Auditorium Parco della Musica

  • 6:30 PM – Doors open
  • 8:15 PM – Vowws
  • 21:15 – Marilyn Manson

The reverend and the convent

Marilyn Manson will not be hosted in Ferrara at the convent of the Sisters of San Vincenzo, traditionally used as the Ferrara Summer Festival's backstage area. Following the media attention sparked by the news, the nuns decided to end their collaboration with the festival.
Ferrara's mayor, Alan Fabbri, weighed in on the matter, attributing the decision to outside pressure: "I casually shared a particular truth with the press about the Marilyn Manson concert," he wrote. "Every year, in Piazza Ariostea, artists have been able to rest — even Slipknot — before performing, in the backstage area behind the stage, which has always been the convent of the Sisters of San Vincenzo for the occasion. Unfortunately, after all this media attention on the story, the nuns informed us that they had received orders from above — from the Curia, I imagine — to withdraw their support for the entire Ferrara Summer Festival, not just the Marilyn Manson concert. I'm sorry about this," the mayor added, "and I'm certain the nuns are not to blame, and I'd like to take this opportunity to thank them for the great help they've given us over the years."
The Diocese quickly responded, stating that "in this specific matter, it not only has nothing to do with it, but has not said a word. The Sisters," it stressed, "are perfectly capable, within their Order and with their own superiors, of making decisions for themselves." As for the decision regarding the Marilyn Manson concert, "it is clear that it is not considered a choice that can help our young people and our city grow but, on the contrary, contributes to reinforcing a distorted view of human relationships and the search for the sacred," the Diocese wrote.

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This article is an English translation of the original Italian text by OndaRock Staff, published on OndaRock.it. It was translated with the help of artificial intelligence, under the editorial responsibility of OndaRock's editor-in-chief, Claudio Fabretti.

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