When Slipknot Concert Tour Dates?
List of Slipknot 2023 World Tour Dates
The famous American metal band, Slipknot, recently revealed the dates of their world tour in 2023, which will begin in March and end in August. This is going to be the band’s first world tour since 2019 and maggots, as loyal Slipknot fans are called, are eager for the band’s comeback on stage. The tour is for the 2022 album titled The End, So Far; it is the seventh studio album with songs such as “The Dying Song (Time To Sing)” and “Yen” highlighting Slipknot’s aggression.
Starting in Mexico, Moving through America and Europe
The band begins with Mexico and South American shows in late March at festivals and arenas before a month and a half of a thorough thrashing of North American venues. Other notable performances are two-night tours at New York’s Madison Square Garden and The Forum in Los Angeles. June and July are dedicated to traveling across Europe and the UK, raging through stadiums and enormous summer festivals, and then a final leg of the tour comes in August threatening to flatten Phoenix, Montreal, and Pittsburgh among others before a band marks the end of the summer of Slipknot.
During the tour, Slipknot will be accompanied by metal bands such as In Flames, Ice Nine Kills, and Crown the Empire occasionally to create some huge lineups. VIP packages and early venue presales will be available in late January for any true maggots who might need to secure themselves the best spots on this tour that are expected to sell out arenas as soon as tickets are released. You better set your alarms now because you are going to want first dibs on this all-out pummeling that is a Slipknot show in 2023.
Presenting a Stage Spectacle Years in the Making
While fans are eager to hear songs such as “Duality” or “Before I Forget” performed live, it is equally important to appreciate the visual performance and menacing aura that comes with a Slipknot concert. Since it took them years to return to touring, one can only wonder what kind of dramatic stage carnage or pyrotechnic mayhem the nine masked Iowans have planned in their return. Of course, they always know how to turn things up a notch with each album cycle which means maggots should prepare for a sight and sound experience that has not been witnessed at any Slipknot headlining show.
From Dancing to Demolishing in a Blink
The Slipknot tribe is now almost legendary for adding madness to any venue or festival that hosts the band. Their concerts are said to be overtly fun and spontaneous but can quickly escalate into a mosh pit frenzy, just like how Slipknot is a mix of catchy choruses and sheer aggression in the music. This goes on and off stage and it is one of the reasons the energy their shows bring to their fans is worth the watch. After experiencing a global pain akin to the pandemic, do not be shocked if Slipknot decides to take it upon itself to help the world let out the pent-up frustration over the last three years for not only themselves but also their dedicated flock of followers.
No other rock or metal band of the last 25 years has been as polarizing as Slipknot, often inspiring heated discussions among fans about albums, members, masks, and whether the music they make belongs to this or that subgenre. However, when it comes to their live performances, maggots can agree that this band is indeed a force to be reckoned with. This superstar band creates a unique bond with alienated young people and turns those negative attitudes into beautiful viciousness. Seeing that unfold in unison with tens of thousands in attendance at their concerts forming a metal family is one of the things that make Slipknot concerts so unique.
Well, prepare your throat muscles, wear your leather jacket with studs and combat boots, prepare for sore throat after the show, and most importantly, make sure not to miss this band’s future world tour if they are performing in your town. 9 is sure to bring back memories of why an entire generation of freaks pledged allegiance to their factions of faceless steel. Whenever Slipknot travels in 2023, disarray and togetherness will not be far behind them.
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