Slipknot has revealed plans for a massive 2027 world tour, marking the biggest stadium run of the band’s thirty-year career. The trek will span from July to September. It will take the band through major cities including London, Toronto, Nashville, Los Angeles, Buenos Aires, Santiago, and Bogotá.
The announcement, posted across three separate statements, outlines the lineup of support acts and ticketing details for each leg of the tour, covering South America, Europe, and North America.
“SOUTH AMERICA 2027: (sic)est Stadium Tour with special guests Marilyn Manson and Hatebreed,” the announcement read. “Tickets on-sale Friday, 2 October. Pre-sale begins tomorrow at 10am.”
The European leg will feature a single show at one of the continent’s most iconic venues, alongside an expanded lineup of support acts.
“WEMBLEY STADIUM 2027 – Saturday 3 July with special guests Marilyn Manson, Lorna Shore, and Hatebreed,” the statement continued. “The only European show of 2027. Pre-sale begins tomorrow at 10am.”
The North American leg promises the largest roster of supporting acts, with different bands joining across select cities throughout the run.
“NORTH AMERICA 2027: (sic)est Stadium Tour with special guests Bring Me the Horizon,” the announcement added. “Plus varying support from Lamb Of God, Motionless In White, Lorna Shore, Loathe, Acid Bath, Polyphia, Kublai Khan TX and Vended across select cities. Tickets & VIP on-sale Friday, October 2. Pre-sale begins tomorrow at 10am.”
Tickets for all three legs go on general sale Friday, October 2, with pre-sales beginning the day prior at 10 a.m. Further details on individual show dates and venues are expected to follow.
The tour carries an official name: the “(sic)est Stadium Tour,” a title that nods directly to the band’s own history. It references “(sic),” the opening track from Slipknot’s self-titled 1999 breakthrough album, tying the group’s biggest-ever production back to the record that first launched them into the mainstream.
Wembley Stadium’s selection as the tour’s lone European date underscores the scale of the run. Wembley has 90,000 seats, making it the largest stadium in the United Kingdom and the second-largest in Europe.
Source: Instagram. Additional context: Billboard and Wembley Stadium.
