Marilyn Manson has pleaded not guilty to misdemeanour assault.
The singer handed himself into police in July in connection to a 2019 incident, after he approached a videographer at his concert in New Hampshire and allegedly spat and blew his nose "at her" and now his lawyer has entered a plea on his behalf denying the two complaints ahead of a planned arraignment hearing.
That court meeting will now not take place and a case status hearing has been scheduled for December 27.
Each of the misdemeanour charges can result in a US$2800 fine and a jail sentence of under a year if Manson is found guilty.
After turning himself into police earlier this year, Manson was released on personal recognisance bail under the conditions that he won't commit any crimes while on release, won't have any contact with the alleged victim, and will appear at all of his court hearings.