Marilyn Manson collapses on stage during concert in Houston

Alex Young
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The shock rocker was reportedly suffering from "heat poisoning."

Marilyn Manson collapsed on stage during his concert in Houston on Saturday night, as Ultimate Classic Rock points out.

Early on in the set, Manson told the audience that he was suffering from “heat poisoning.” He managed to get through four songs before he ultimately collapsed mid-way through his performance of “Sweet Dreams”. The remainder of his set was canceled.

Manson, who is currently touring with Rob Zombie on the “Twins of Evil: The Second Coming Tour”, previously missed a concert in Toronto “due to an unforeseen illness.” He also collapsed onstage during a show in 2017 — albeit as a result of much different circumstances. While performing in New York in September of that year, he accidentally pulled down a large stage prop. As a result of the incident, Manson needed 10 screws and a plate inserted into his leg, and another screw was placed through ankle bone.

The “Twins of Evil: The Second Coming Tour” is scheduled to resume Monday night in Denver.