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SLIPKNOT Here Comes The Pain Europe & UK 2024 Setlist Playlist

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• Date 20 Dec - 21 Dec 2024
• Venue The O2 arena
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Slipknot’s thrilling, multi-sensory live shows are legendary, and with the band celebrating 25 years on this run, they will be headlining The O2 on Sunday 20 December 2024.

On the upcoming show, Clown says: " It has been 25 years since we first played on the continent, and we've been back ever since. The memories I have from all those times are life changing, and we're ready to make more. I'm so excited to bring our 25th year anniversary tour to Europe and the UK. Be prepared for an energy you've never experienced before. It's happening.”

The run kicks off at Ziggo Dome in Amsterdam, Netherlands on December 5th, canvases continental Europe with arena dates in Germany, France, and Switzerland, and concludes at the world-famous O2 Arena in London on December 20 th , this notably marks their first O2 Arena performance since 2020. 

SLIPKNOT released their debut self-titled studio album on June 29, 1999, and with it they heralded a seismic shift in music, attitude and energy, and have since defined a culture that has only grown around the world.  In the quarter century since, Slipknot’s unwavering dedication to their art, expression, and their fans remains at the core of their mission. The band has remained as creative and unapologetic as ever, both in their music and their live shows.

Continually and fearlessly evolving, SLIPKNOT’s latest full length album THE END, SO FAR landed at #1 on Billboard’s Top Album Sales chart and at #2 on the Billboard 200, marking their sixth top 10-charting album on the Billboard 200. 

A new album from SLIPKNOT is a global event, and THE END, SO FAR continued the band’s global chart rise, with #1 debuts in the United Kingdom, Australia, Germany, Switzerland, and Mexico, as well as Top 3 debuts in Canada, New Zealand, Finland, Sweden, Japan, and Belgium.  SLIPKNOT’s previous album, 2019’s WE ARE NOT YOUR KIND, marked SLIPKNOT’s third consecutive #1 on the Billboard 200, along with #1 debuts in the Official Album Charts of twelve countries around the world, including the UK, Australia, Canada and Mexico, with Top 5 debuts in an additional twelve countries including Germany, France and Sweden.

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There was never a band like SLIPKNOT, and there will never be another. Like a spore out of the Midwest, they’ve quietly bloomed into the most uncompromising, undeniable, and unique presence on the planet whose influence transcends genres and generations. Since sowing the seeds for revolution in Iowa during 1999, these musical outliers have captured a GRAMMY Award alongside 10 nominations, scored 12 Platinum / 41 Gold album certifications around the world, and logged over 8.5 billion global streams and 3.5 billion video views to date - unprecedented for a rock act in this generation or any other. Rolling Stone cited the seminal platinum-selling 2001 album Iowa among “The 100 Greatest Metal Albums of All Time,” while The Ringer attested, “They’re the most important heavy band of their era.” In addition to marking the group’s third consecutive #1 debut on the Billboard Top 200, their sixth full-length album, WE ARE NOT YOUR KIND, bowed at #1 in twelve countries worldwide in 2019. Selling out shows on multiple continents, they deliver an irreplicable multi-sensory experience on tour and through their own festival KNOTFEST. With their seventh album THE END, SO FAR, SLIPKNOT are back, and nothing will be the same again.

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Setlist + Video – Slipknot Kick Off 25th Anniversary Tour

Yesterday (Aug. 6), Slipknot launched their 25th anniversary tour with Knocked Loose and Orbit Culture and played their debut album in its entirety except for one track ("Diluted"). It means that two songs (including Corey Taylor 's personal favorite) were played live for the first time since 2000 while others were dusted off for the first time in a while as well.

The show took place at Ruoff Music Center in Noblesville, Indiana and marked the first performance of two North American tour legs in support of that classic self-titled debut.

This current run extends through Aug. 17 with a brief break before a Sept. 1 festival performance at Rocklahoma. The second leg, which finds Vended taking Orbit Culture's opening slot, will then run from Sept. 7 through 21, followed by more international tour dates through the end of the year.

While Slipknot have been sporting an onstage look that closely resembles their 1999 one — red jumpsuits, nods to classic masks, etc. — this is the first 2024 performance where the band's debut album was the sole focus of the set.

That's right — Slipknot  only played the 14 songs off their first record. As a result, the band's set was just over an hour long. Given the rarity of a full album play, it's doubtful many fans will find a reason to gripe about a shorter than average set.

Both "No Life" and album-closer "Scissors" were played for the first time since 2000. Other rarities include "Get This" (first time since 2019), "Me Inside" (first time since 2015) and "Only One" (first time since 2012).

See the complete setlist and fan-filmed footage from Slipknot's 25th anniversary tour opener further down the page.

READ MORE:  What Songs Were on Slipknot's Setlist 25 Years Ago?

"Scissors" Is Corey Taylor's Favorite Slipknot Song

Back in 2020, singer Corey Taylor told the Knotfest website that "Scissors" is his favorite Slipknot song "by far."

"To this day it’s my favorite Slipknot song. I love it because every time we would play it, the whole second half was improvised. We played at each other, free form, free prose, everything. It was violent and gorgeous," he said, adding, "Nothing will ever replace it for me- when we stopped playing it live, I had a hard time enjoying our sets for a very long time."

Slipknot, "Scissors" (Aug. 6, 2024)

Slipknot, "no life" (aug. 6, 2024), slipknot setlist — aug. 6, 2024.

[Tape] "742617000027" 01. "(sic)" 02. "Eyeless" 03. "Wait and Bleed" 04. "Get This" (first time since 2019) 05. "Eeyore" [Tape] "Tattered & Torn" (Sid Wilson Remix) 06. "Me Inside" (first time since 2015) 07. "Liberate" [Tape] "Frail Limb Nursery" 08. "Purity" 09. "Prosthetics" 10. "No Life" (first time since 2000) 11. "Only One" (first time since 2012)

Encore: [Tape] "Mudslide" 12. "Spit It Out" 13. "Surfacing" 14. "Scissors" (first time since 2000)

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Slipknot Tour Dates

As stated above, Slipknot's touring activities will keep them on the road into December.

See all of the upcoming dates at the band's website .

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From the start, Slipknot has carved out its own unique space in the world of metal, taking things to a whole new level.

Slipknot was formed in 1995 by local Des Moines musicians Shawn Crahan and Paul Gray. The pair brought on other local musicians and started to experiment with their sound.

After self-financing the band’s debut album, Mate. Feed. Kill. Repeat., in 1996 and failing to pick up any major attention, Slipknot changed musical direction, adding melodic vocals to their music. The band also went through many lineup changes before settling on the core nine members of the group: Sid Wilson, Joey Jordison, Paul Gray, Chris Fehn, Jim Root, Craig Jones, Shawn Crahan, Mick Thomson, and Corey Taylor.

This new musical style and the band’s strong set of members attracted the attention of Roadrunner Records. which signed the band for a seven-album deal. The band’s first album on the label, Slipknot, was released in 1999 and did favorably on the U.S. album charts for a first album. Nonetheless, the album went on to eventually be certified platinum after the band’s extensive touring schedule picked up hordes of fans between 1999 and 2000.

This large fan base proved vital with the release of the band’s second album, Iowa, in 2001, which shot to number one in the UK album charts and hit number three in the U.S.

Slipknot’s popularity and mainstream success have earned the band recognition from multiple awarding bodies such as the Kerrang! Awards and even the Grammy Awards after the band’s 2005 single “Before I Forget” from its album Vol. 3: (The Subliminal Verses) won them an award for Best Metal Performance.

Inspired by the likes of Black Sabbath, Metallica, and Led Zeppelin, the band has put its own chaotic stamp on the genre of nu metal. Slipknot is a band that is prepared to constantly experiment and evolve, and its fans love them because of this.

With a recently released album — The End, So Far — Slipknot is taking to the stage in a global tour, continuing to deliver a show unlike any other. For Slipknot maggots, there has never been a better time than now to find a nearby concert.

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Since I hadn’t seen them since Vol. 3, there is a lot of material I have never caught live yet. As I said, I like every Slipknot album. (Probably every Slipknot song if you don’t count demos and remixes). Unfortunately, they didn’t play anything off of ‘Gray Chapter this time, which I was a bit gutted by. I really like that album and would have loved to see something like ‘Custer,’ ‘AOV’ or ‘Sarcastrophe’ live. ‘Custer’ especially. From the first time I heard it I said to myself ”that is a song that will be in their setlists forevermore.” They also only played one song from All Hope Is Gone. I guess that’s reason enough to try see them a few more times, as I really want to catch more songs I haven’t heard live before. I’m keen to hear it all.

But given how great the new album is, I was most keen to see material from We Are Not Your Kind live. I was thinking about how much I wanted it on such a regular basis since end of the week that the album was released and it had all started to click with me. Turns out I was in luck, because if you count the 2018 stand-alone single ‘All Out Life’ which technically isn’t on the album (but which features the lyric ‘we are not your kind’ repeatedly chanted and I always mentally count as being part of that album, and have attached to the album in my itunes and on my phone and just pretend it is on the album anyway), then they played 5 new songs. Aforementioned ‘All Out Life.’ Big single ‘Unsainted,’ which opened the show. The dark, weird, almost formless album closer ‘Solway Firth.’ The groovy ‘Birth Of The Cruel’ and the stompy new single ‘Nero Forte.’ It was great to see this much new material live. It shows you how much confidence the band must have in the new album, and given the audience reaction, this confidence was well placed.

Not counting intros and outros over the speakers, there were 17 tracks. 6 of which I had never seen live before. Pretty great value. No wonder they didn’t have room for much material off All Hope’ or ‘Gray Chapter. The rest of the set featured the big singles from Vol 3; ‘Duality,’ ‘Before I Forget’ and ‘Vermillion’ as well as many classic concert favourites from the debut like ‘(Sic),’ ‘Surfacing’ and ‘Eyeless’ and topped off with a few of the heavier numbers from Iowa, like ‘Disasterpiece’ and ‘People=Shit.’

Slipknot are pretty great at mixing up sets, and not just playing the same thing every tour, swapping in a surprise or two, and dropping a few expected tunes now and again for a deep cut. The (sort of) surprises in the set were first album bonus-track ‘Eeyore’ and Iowa deepish-cut ‘New Abortion’ although I have seen both live before and both have been on official live releases so not super surprising if you want to be pedantic, but I was satisfied. In terms of dropping an expected tune, this time they dropped ‘Spit It Out’ which is almost unfathomable, as therefore they didn’t do the ‘’Jump The Fuck Up’’ moment, (where they make the whole crowd crouch for a few minutes then jump up in unison) but I’ve had that three times and on all their live albums too, so I was glad to lose it if it meant more time for new songs.

In terms of stage show, it was the biggest and best I’d ever seen them. There were videoscreens all over the place (even on the drums). There was pyro and steam. There were fireworks. There was a Nikki Sixx style bass guitar flamethrower like on Motley Crue’s The End DVD. There were treadmills which the more expendable members like the DJ, Sid, would go and play about on when not needed musically. He did the moonwalk on a treadmill at one point. Their setlist didn’t feature many turn-table focused songs this time so I guess he’s got to do something. Clown got a flaming baseball bat out for the keg smashes on ‘Duality.’

Performance and sound wise, it was really good. That’s not always a given. As much as love this band, they aren’t what I’d call consistent. Some bands are just perfect every single time (Hatebreed spring to mind). Slipknot are not one of those bands. I mean, when you have 9 members, complex awkward songs with atypical structures, and a singer inside a mask running around, its hard to get everything sounding perfect…

If you look across all of Slipknot’s official and unofficial live releases, you’ll notice they have been really hit and miss over the years in terms of both vocals and audio mix. Even on just their Voliminal DVD, which features footage from a few different shows, the live stuff goes from amazing to quite poor. The 9.0 live album which I mentioned earlier features material from across a whole tour, and that album has quite poor live vocals and subpar sound mixes. Conversely though the Disasterpeices and (Sic)nesses DVDs have superb live vocals and mixes and are absolutely must-own. The pro shot live stuff from various festivals on the first two album cycles is really mixed also. I remember MTV2 used to have footage of the band on the Iowa cycle in Germany, where Corey’s vocals were really muffled and the kick drums overpowered all the guitars. When I first got into them, on the debut album cycle, the only live stuff available was bootlegs, and they were always pretty rough. You could get pirate CDs from shows like their first time in London or from dates on the US Ozzfest, but you could tell from the CD that Corey was running around, bouncing and going crazy so much, that the vocals would suffer. Even my own live experiences of the band were mixed. When I saw them live myself in Belfast the mix and vocals were brilliant and its still one of the best shows I’ve ever seen. When I saw them headlining on the Vol. 3 cycle, the vocals were poor (he has discussed in interviews over the years that he was drinking heavily in that period) but the mix was great. When I saw them supporting Metallica on that same album cycle, the mix was poor but the vocals were good. As I said, its not a given.

I guess there’s a lot of variables for the soundmen to get right and lots of chances to get it wrong. Depending on how much running and bouncing singer Corey Taylor does, and how his mask affects the microphones, there’s a big gap between his best and his worst shows.

However, tonight it was great. It was pretty close to a perfect show. I mean, if I had to pick pedantic holes in it then I guess the guitar-intro to ‘Surfacing’ sounded a bit weird, and the vocals on the chorus to ‘Nero Forte’ were a bit thin, but otherwise it was magnificent.

The sound mix was perfectly balanced. Even the additional percussion was actually audible and you could tell why they have three drummers. The bass was thick. The guitars were clear and didn’t go muddy. The drum kit was powerful and you could pick every element out individually. The vocals were just right. I couldn’t have asked for a better mix.

The band were energetic and enthusiastic and played like a band on the rise. Drums were absolutely battered. Riffs were practically thrown into the crowd. I guess buoyed by the success of the new album, they are revitalised and fired-up. This was definitely the 2nd-best I ever seen them live; sceond only to that very first time I saw them, back in Belfast in 2002, which boasted many more songs from my favourite album, Iowa, in the set, and featured the classic line-up when they were still mysterious and I was wide-eyed and young. (And to be fair, my memory of that could in fact be a little clouded in a rose-tinted teenage nostalgia).

I always regretted not seeing them live on the last two album cycles, but I would have been heartbroken to miss them this time. Thank goodness for the weird phone/website discrepancy! This was awesome. One of the bands that have meant the most to me in my whole life, playing brilliantly, with a great setlist and sounding great. This is going to be a show I remember for a long time.

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While still buzzed with energy from Carolina Rebellion 2015 I was on my songkick, browsing the next shows for some of the artists. I tapped on the image for Slipknot and began scrolling their tour dates. I litterally jumped to my feet when I saw they were coming to Virginia Beach. I knew I wasn't missing that show. I tapped on the link to get tickets and a short, very excited while later I was the proud owner of 2 pit tickets for my daughter and me. The songkick and live nation apps made it so easy to get tickets.

On the day of the show our energy was off the Richter. The other bands that played were perfect for priming the crowd for one of the best performances I've ever seen. We stood just a foot from the baracade and the energy was physically palpable as we waited while the stage hands made quick work of converting a simple stage into a formidable backdrop equivalent to the stuff nightmares are made of.

The buzzing started and the crowd roared and the logo encrusted curtain opened. One by one they appeared and carried us all away, into their world. We embarked on an ear bleeding, mind blowing, perfectly performed chaotic journey that could rival a Rob Zombie movie. It wasn't just a show, it was an adventure full of flashing lights, flames so big we could feel the heat, and Slipknot hypnotizing our minds and our bodies with their dark, poetic, brain melting music. Riffs and lyrics not just entering our ear drums but leeching into every fiber of our human form, putting us all into a head banging trance as only slipknot is capable of doing.

By the end of the night our voices were gone from singing along, our ears buzzing with the echo of what we just witnessed. And our minds, we'll they will never be the same again. Will I go see another Slipknot show, absolutely every chance I get and I will be in the pit for every one of them. It was the most epic night of my life. Thank you, Slipknot, for one hell of an adventure. Let's do it again sometime, real soon.

Slipknot's reputation is legendary. This cult classic band has developed a huge following and is one of the most successful metal and hard rock bands in history.

Slipknot's live show is an incredible experience. Frontman Corey Taylor is so energetic and gets the audience basically eating out of the palm of his hand. The rest of the band are like an intense ball of anger and energy.

The band often opens up with their best seller, "Duality", a high energy, fast paced nu metal track that crushes the audience, especially those of us in the epic mosh pit.

In that moment, you get absorbed: Slipknot are chugging away with their roaring vocals wailing and wailing on, striking every nerve in my body and making me want to thrash and scream the lyrics along with all of my passion.

Seeing this band live and in person is an incredible experience, and I seriously recommend every metal fan to go see them whenever they are given a chance. They are incredible. Their presence is phenomenal and their loud, abrasive sound is so clear and powerful.

Slipknot have always had a distinct style and it is heavy and far above other bands in the genre. The singer, Corey Taylor, has a lot of drive, and ambition, and the band is very creative. I truly cannot recommend this band enough.

This was a really, amazing concert, Slipknot is one of the best live bands in the world in my opinion. They're an energetic band and they know how to bring the noise. The guys in the band are really nice to the fans. I hung around near the tours buses after the show and met Mick and Jay, who were more than willing to come say 'hello' and sign things. Really great guys.

The show itself was perfect, but I do need to warn you if you wanna be in the pit, you gotta be careful and stay safe. The crowd does get really rowdy and people will shove. Careful with the crowd surfers too, try to avoid getting kicked in the face. Other than that, everyone in the crowd was really kind and will help you out if there's a lot of pushing.

This was my first Slipknot concert and my fourth concert I've been to. This band really did make quite an impression, and from everyone that's seen them live before, they aren't lying at how incredible these guys are. Chris was very active the entire show and so was Corey, despite his broken neck. The guys will recognize you if you call their name or something, Mick and Jim did wave and point at my friends and I.

I really urge you to see Slipknot live if your considering it. I promise you won't regret it.

A giant curtain concealed the stage for a half hour as the men in masks built their carnival of horror, so it wasn’t until 9:30pm when Van Halen’s “Runnin’ With the Devil” predicted the start of the show. Still in secretive mode, “XIX” was piped over the PA before any member of the band was shown. As the anticipation became something you could feel in the air, I wondered if Slipknot would deliver. I always have a hard time enjoying bands that I’ve never really listened to, so I couldn’t help but doubt that some nu metal band from Iowa would entertain me more than Lamb of God. But as the curtain split in half, to reveal an 8-piece band surrounded by a river of fire, I realized that Slipknot were in another league when it came to stage presence. The multi-level setup reminded me of King Diamond’s latest tour, but with a trio of percussionists (two of whom were beating kegs from spinning platforms), more pyrotechnics than I’ve ever seen at Red Rocks, a giant horned mask and funhouse mirror, it was the metal concert equivalent of Cirque du Soleil.

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As usual...SLIPKNOT shows why they are one of the biggest headlining acts in metal today...In metal history...The set list was a perfect blend touching on every one of their albums...Lamb Of God was also phenomenal as always...I missed the first 2 bands but I'm glad I didn't have to spend one minute more than I had to at that god awful venue...$60 ticket and what a terrible setup...It's almost a mile walk from anywhere you park to the door...And the staff??? WOW!!! Slower than any trip to the DMV and even worse attitude...If you're gonna charge me $13 for a beer that costs $1.29 at the store LEARN HOW TO POUR!!! The merch booth staff were on point though...However...I'll never attend ANY show at this horrible venue as long as I live...Had that not been 2 of the best bands on this planet I would've had a lot worse to say...

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First Niagara Pavillion is ill equipped to provide concert goers with a topnotch music experience. Halfway through Marilyn Manson's set the power went out and we sat in the dark for 2 hours waiting for the show to resume. Meanwhile, we stood, drenched with rain, watching drunken fools slide down the hill on mudslides and throw mudballs at everyone. Finally, they announced the show was cancelled due to lack of power, and the mud-sliders started chanting "F*ck You", kicking over garbage cans and breaking things. The worst concert of my life, and it had zero to do with any of the live acts. Actually, what I saw of Of Mice & Men, which I wasn't really familiar with, was pretty good. I've never really cared for Manson, but the show before the power went out was pretty good.

Slipknot were amazing, first time seeing them live. However... the sound system was dire, we really had to shift forward to hear what was going on. We could only hear the bassline and some drums. Couldn’t hear guitars or vocals clear. My videos picked the sound up a little, but you can hear everyone talking it was that quiet. Only reason I say this is that I saw Korn play with Limp Bizkit at this same venue (Arena Birmingham) in 2016... and Ray Luziers drums standing at the back of the venue near where you walk in, his snares and kicks hit you in the chest like thunder, and you could hear the clarity of the vocals, guitars, bass, everything. This time around for Slipknot unfortunately the sound just wasn’t on par which is a shame

I've seen Slipknot quite a few times now, and they ALLWAYS deliver a remarkable show, with proper energy, musical quality in their performance, and almost theatrical charismatics that keeps blowing me away.

The Telenor Arena's sound ALMOST ruined the experience, as it just can't handle this sort of scale audience, the whole audio-experience seems dull and horribly low quality if you move anywhere towards the middle of the crowd or backwards in the standing section of the audience.

First part of slipknot and All of behemoth was simply drowned out, and they somehow managed to turn the sound up a notch throughout the show.. but I won't be going back there, unless they either lower the prices or upp their sound-quality.

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SLIPKNOT have revealed tour dates for a massive 2024 European and UK headline run. Slipknot’s thrilling, multi-sensory live shows are legendary, and with the band celebrating 25 years on this run, these shows will be especially explosive and not-to-be-missed.  

Says clown of the upcoming shows: "It has been 25 years since we first played on the continent, and we've been back ever since. The memories I have from all those times are life changing, and we're ready to make more. I'm so excited to bring our 25th year anniversary tour to Europe and the UK. Be prepared for an energy you've never experienced before. It's happening.”

The run kicks off at Ziggo Dome in Amsterdam, Netherlands on December 5th, canvases continental Europe with arena dates in Germany, France, and Switzerland, and concludes at the world-famous O2 Arena in London on December 20th.

SLIPKNOT released their debut self-titled studio album on June 29, 1999, and with it they heralded a seismic shift in music, attitude and energy, and have since defined a culture that has only grown around the world.  In the quarter century since, Slipknot’s unwavering dedication to their art, expression, and their fans remains at the core of their mission. The band has remained as creative and unapologetic as ever, both in their music and their live shows.

As always, SLIPKNOT’s storied live show promises to be a spectacle of sound and sight without comparison. Having recently wrapped a tour of some of the biggest festival stages in the world, SLIPKNOT are set to headline the highly-anticipated Sick New World festival at the Las Vegas Festival Grounds on April 27th. Furthermore, SLIPKNOT recently immortalized their legendary sold-out 2009 concert at New York City's Madison Square Garden on vinyl for the first time ever with the double LP Live at MSG.  

Continually and fearlessly evolving, SLIPKNOT’s latest full length album THE END, SO FAR landed at #1 on Billboard’s Top Album Sales chart and at #2 on the Billboard 200, marking their sixth top 10-charting album on the Billboard 200.  A new album from SLIPKNOT is a global event, and THE END, SO FAR continued the band’s global chart rise, with #1 debuts in the United Kingdom, Australia, Germany, Switzerland, and Mexico, as well as Top 3 debuts in Canada, New Zealand, Finland, Sweden, Japan, and Belgium.  SLIPKNOT’s previous album, 2019’s WE ARE NOT YOUR KIND, marked SLIPKNOT’s third consecutive #1 on the Billboard 200, along with #1 debuts in the Official Album Charts of twelve countries around the world, including the UK, Australia, Canada and Mexico, with Top 5 debuts in an additional twelve countries including Germany, France and Sweden.

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This Is The Setlist From The First Night Of Slipknot's European Tour

Here's what Slipknot played on the first night of their European tour in Dublin, Ireland

Tonight, Slipknot kicked off the European leg of their We Are Not Your Kind tour in Dublin, Ireland.

Taking place at the 3Arena, the Iowan wrecking machine unleashed a ferocious, career-spanning set onto the capacity crowd in the Irish capital as part of their first full European tour in four years.

As expected, there was a healthy dose of new material from their latest 5K-rated album We Are Not Your Kind, including Unsainted, Solway Firth and Birth Of The Cruel.

Standalone rager All Out Life also made an appearance, plus the first airing of the brutal Eeyore since 2015. It was also the first time we saw New Abortion and Eyeless live onstage since 2016.

READ THIS: Why We Are Not Your Kind was the best album of 2019

It's fair to say The Knot are going heavy on this tour, packing some of their most hellacious tracks into 90+ minutes of all-out carnage. However, there was surprisingly no Spit It Out – one of their most-played songs of all time.

But you have to admit, this setlist still rules.

Slipknot European tour setlist

Unsainted Disasterpiece Eeyore Nero Forte Before I Forget New Abortion Psychosocial Solway Firth Vermilion Birth Of The Cruel Wait And Bleed Eyeless All Out Life Duality

Encore (sic) People = Shit Surfacing

Slipknot's headline tour hits the UK later this week. Get your tickets here for one of the shows below.

Slipknot UK tour 2020

16 Manchester, Arena 17 Newcastle, Utilita Arena 18 Glasgow, The SSE Hydro 20 Sheffield, FlyDSA Arena 21 Nottingham, Motorpoint Arena 22 Cardiff, Motorpoint Arena 24 Birmingham, Arena 25 London, O2 Arena

Tickets for the inaugural Knotfest UK – taking place August 22 at Milton Keynes Bowl – go on sale this Thursday.

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Slipknot kicks off their 'Here Comes The Pain Tour': See the setlist

M etal’s masked marauders Slipknot just launched their 2024 Here Comes The Pain summer North American tour in celebration of 25 years since the release of their self-titled debut with a blistering throwback set in Indiana on August 6.

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Jumping back two and a half decades with new drummer Eloy Casagrande behind the kit, the band partied like it was the apocalypse of 1999 with classic tracks like “Wait & Bleed,” "Spit It Out," “Liberate,” “Surfacing,” "Purity," and more, marking a modern Slipknot tour unlike any other. The group will be hitting arenas around the globe this year and into 2025, starting with two North American legs this summer featuring stops at NYC’s Madison Square Garden, two back-to-back nights at L.A.’s Intuit Dome, a special homecoming set at Knotfest Iowa, and more.

Take a look at the full setlist that the band shared on social media from their kick-off on August 6 in Noblesville, IN, photos from the epic night, and their entire 2024/25 tour itinerary below. Tickets are on sale now.

Slipknot is currently on the road on their 25th Anniversary  Here Comes The Pain  Tour in celebration of their seminal 1999 debut album,  Slipknot , with their friends  Knocked Loose ,  Orbit Culture , and  Vended  providing support on select dates.

Speaking with Revolver magazine about the 25th anniversary celebrations, guitarist Jim Root recalls, “We loved what we did with the first record but we didn't even know if there was gonna be anything after that. We just wanted people to hear it. Selling out of records and shows, having successful tours– those are goals for any band. But the dream scenario in some ways, came true for us.”

“Every time I've walked on stage, it's never been about how many people have been there because my culture, the maggots, always show up,” founding member Shawn “Clown” Crahan adds. “But as we’ve grown as a band, we have had fewer and fewer of those intimate, personal moments, trading them for massive ones. So we're gonna make it more personal on the anniversary... Just get ready to have your face kicked in. Because we just do what we do, spread that maggot culture – that disease. And you've been infected.”

Slipknot 2024 25th Anniversary tour dates: TICKETS

8/06: Noblesville, IN - Ruoff Music Center *

8/07: Burgettstown, PA - The Pavilion at Star Lake *

8/09: Baltimore, MD - CFG Bank Arena *

8/10: Camden, NJ - Freedom Mortgage Pavilion *

8/12: New York, NY - Madison Square Garden *

8/14: Gilford, NH - BankNH Pavilion *

8/15: Mansfield, MA - Xfinity Center *

8/17: Toronto, ON - Scotiabank Arena *

9/01: Pryor, OK – ROCKLAHOMA

9/07: Auburn, WA - White River Amphitheatre #

9/08: Ridgefield, WA - RV Inn Styles Resorts Amphitheater #

9/09: Louisville, KY - Louder Than Life #

9/11: Nampa, ID - Ford Idaho Center Amphitheater #

9/13: Inglewood, CA - Intuit Dome #

9/14: Inglewood, CA - Intuit Dome #

9/15: Phoenix, AZ - Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre #

9/17: Austin, TX - Moody Center #

9/18: Dallas, TX - Dos Equis Pavilion #

9/21: Des Moines, lA - Knotfest lowa #

Sep 26: Louisville, KY - Louder Than Life Festival

Oct 11: Sacramento, CA - Aftershock Festival

Oct 19: São Paulo, BR - Knotfest Brasil

Nov 08: Guadalajara, MX - Calle 2

Nov 09: Mexico City, MX - Parque Bicentenario

Dec 05: Amsterdam, NL - Ziggo Dome

Dec 06: Dortmund, DE - Westfalehallen

Dec 08: Stuttgart, DE - Schleyerhalle

Dec 09: Leipzig, DE - Quarterback Immobilien Arena

Dec 11: Zürich, CH - Hallenstadion

Dec 12: Paris, FR - Accor Arena

Dec 14: Leeds, UK - First Direct Arena

Dec 15: Glasgow, UK - Ovo Hydro

Dec 17: Manchester, UK - Co-op Live

Dec 18: Birmingham, UK - Utilita Arena

Dec 20: London, UK - The O2

Dec 21: London, UK - The O2

Jun 06 - Jun 8: Nurburg, DE - Rock Am Ring

Jun 06 - Jun 8: Nuremberg, DE - Rock Im Park

Jun 12 - Jun 14: Nickelsdorf, AT - NovaRock

* with Knocked Loose and Orbit Culture

# with Knocked Loose and Vended

Slipknot open 25th anniversary tour with setlist boasting live rarities

What a setlist!

Slipknot kicked off their 25th anniversary tour last night (6th August) with a setlist featuring rarities, including two tracks not performed in 24 years.

The show in front of 18,000 Maggots at the Ruoff Music Center in Noblesville, Indiana was the opening date of Slipknot’s Here Comes the Pain 25th Anniversary North American Tour that continues through to early October.

At the start of the concert, Corey Taylor told the crowd: “I’m going to give you a brief warning. Nothing you are about to hear tonight was written after 1999. So are you ready mother-----s? Then give me a scream!”

Kicking off with seminal 'Slipknot' classic ‘(sic)’, Slipknot proceeded to play 14 songs from their landmark debut album, although not exactly in order.

The only track that failed to make the cut was ‘Diluted’, while ‘No Life’ and epic set-closer ‘Scissors’ had their first live outing since 2000.

Other rarities included the first performance of ‘Me Inside’ in 9 years, and ‘Only One’ was dusted off after 12 years.

Slipknot will grace the UK in December for a six-date UK arena tour that concludes with two nights at London’s The O2.

Slipknot’s setlist at the Ruoff Music Center:

Wait And Bleed

Me Inside (first time since 2015)

Prosthetics

No Life (first time since 2000)

Only One (first time since 2012)

Spit It Out

Scissors (first time since 2000)

Rock stars unmasked, including Slipknot:

Ghost’s tobias forge (aka papa emeritus) unmasked.

Flanked by his band of Nameless Ghouls, Tobias Forge has adopted a number of papal guises over the years; from the various incarnations of Papa Emeritus through to Cardinal Copia and Papa Emeritus IV. On the right is Tobias Forge without his mask at the Grammy Awards in 2019.

Nameless Ghoul Aether unmasked

In May 2022, Yorkshire musician Chris Catalyst revealed he had been masquerading as the Nameless Ghoul Aetha on Ghost's tours. Following the final arena date of Ghost's European Imperatour at László Papp Budapest Sports Arena in Hungary, Catalyst shared a group photo backstage and wrote: "Amaaaazing tour with our wonderful Ghost family. I suppose that's that particular cat out of the bag. So great to be doing this again. Playing this fantastic music with these brilliant people makes me run out of superlatives." In June 2023, Catalyst confirmed he's no longer a touring member of Ghost.

Nameless Ghoul Fire unmasked

Chris Catalyst's end of tour photo also confirmed that Ghost's Nameless Ghoul lead guitarist, Fire (formerly Alpha), is former Bloodbath guitarist Per Eriksson. Fans have also given the Swedish musician's character the nickname Sodo.

John 5 unmasked

When he's performing live with Rob Zombie, guitarist John 5 wears makeup and masks onstage, including this Aliens-esque guise at Download Festival in 2014. The 52-year-old musician has recently been recruited as a touring member of Mötley Crüe and he's performing sans makeup on stage.

Richie Sambora unmasked

In February 2023, former Bon Jovi guitarist Richie Sambora was unveiled as Jacket Potato on ITV show The Masked Singer. Speaking about his involvement in the show, Richie Sambora said: "It took a little getting used to (singing in a potato), but once I put it on, that was it! It's a wild reality when you do this show, it's a gas. Everyone has treated me so good here. I've had a ball! It's been a lot of fun."

Slipknot’s Shawn ‘Clown’ Crahan unmasked

Slipknot percussionist #6 Shawn Crahan unveiled his new silver clown mask to the world when the Iowan masked metallers premiered fearsome single 'Unsainted' in May 2019. Outside of the day job banging things with Slipknot, the unmasked Shawn Crahan is an acclaimed film director and photographer.

Slipknot’s Mick Thomson unmasked

Slipknot guitarist #7 Mick Thomson's metallic hockey mask is so perfectly formidable it has remained relatively unchanged for years. On the right is an Mick Thomson without his mask traversing the streets of New York in 2019 ahead of Slipknot's appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live.

Buckethead unmasked

The highly enigmatic guitarist, who wears a KFC bucket on his head, revealed his real identity on self-released 2013 album 'Pike 13'. It poignantly depicts a younger Buckethead – real name Brian Carroll – without his mask on and hugging his late dad.

Slipknot’s Jay Weinberg unmasked

Slipknot drummer Jay Weinberg and his proper horrorshow burlap mask. On the right is the devilishly handsome Jay Weinberg without his mask. Weinberg joined Slipknot in 2014 replacing the departing Joey Jordison, who sadly passed away in 2021.

Slipknot’s Sid Wilson unmasked

Slipknot turntablist #0 Sid Wilson's mask dramatically changed in 2019 from his more traditional skull and gas masks to an almost Palpatine -esque deformed human mask with black robes. On the right is Sid Wilson without his mask at the premiere of Slipknot: Day Of The Gusano in Beverly Hills.

Limp Bizkit’s Wes Borland unmasked and without makeup

Chameleon-like Limp Bizkit guitarist Wes Borland is constantly coming up with brilliant new looks for the band's live shows. Fusing a mask with crudely painted make-up, this brilliantly disturbing guise is like a cross between Salvador Dali, The Joker and a demented aristocrat. Here is Wes Borland without his mask and makeup at a photoshoot in 2017.

Slipknot’s Corey Taylor unmasked

Slipknot singer #8 Corey Taylor's guise evolved into a sinister translucent mask in 2019. As the frontman of Stone Sour - and arguably the most famous member of Slipknot to boot - unless you've been living under a rock for the past two decades, you'll be well aware of what Corey Taylor looks like without his mask.

GWAR’s Blothar unmasked

Following the untimely death of singer Oderus Urungus (aka Dave Brockie) in 2014, GWAR recruited Blothar - aka Michael Bishop – as their new frontman who comes complete with a pigface goblin guise. On the right is Blothar without his mask and outlandish costume speaking at a TED Talk in 2015.

Slipknot’s Alessandro Venturella unmasked

Slipknot bassist Alessandro "Alex" Venturella's mask changed from a hessian fabric mask into patterned copper mask in 2019. The genial-looking chap on the right is Alessandro Venturella without his mask.

KISS’s Paul Stanley unmasked and without makeup

Alongside Gene Simmons, Paul Stanley has been a member of KISS since their inception in 1973 and his alter ego The Starchild has remained a constant all this time.

Slipknot’s Jim Root unmasked

Slipknot guitarist #4 Jim Root has worn a Jester mask for the entirety of his career with only minor changes in its design. Why change perfection?! Jim Root is immediately identifiable even without his mask thanks to his luscious, voluminous beard.

Behemoth’s Nergal unmasked and without makeup

One of the standout Main Stage acts at Download Festival 2019, Polish blackened death metallers Behemoth – led by the fearsome lead vocalist Nergal – have always adorned striking make-up on stage creating an enigmatic aura. On the right is Adam Nergal Darski without makeup at an album signing session.

Ex-Slipknot percussionist Chris Fehn unmasked

Before he exited Slipknot in somewhat acrimonious circumstances in April 2019, #3 Chris Fehn wore a distinctive Liar Mask – aka the Pinocchio Mask. On the right is the Chris Fehn without his mask at the premiere of Shawn Clown Crahan's movie 'Officer Downe' in 2016.

KISS’s Gene Simmons unmasked and without makeup

On stage and wearing his trademark makeup, Gene Simmons adopts The Demon persona.

KISS’s Eric Singer unmasked and without makeup

Following the death of the late-great Eric Carr in 1991, new drummer Eric Singer didn't adopt his The Fox persona; instead he resurrected original drummer Peter Criss' The Catman guise.

KISS’s Tommy Thayer unmasked and without makeup

Joining KISS permanently in 2002, Tommy Thayer jumped straight into Ace Frehley's platform heels and took on his The Spaceman makeup design.

Ghost Nameless Ghoul unmasked

In March 2017, a Swedish musician called Martin Persner shared a video claiming he was formerly a Nameless Ghoul in Ghost called Omega. He left the band in July 2016 after a seven-year stint.

Slipknot’s Tortilla Man unmasked

When Tortilla Man replaced percussionist Chris Fehn in 2019, Slipknot kept his identity shrouded in mystery. It didn't take fans long, however, to suss out that Tortilla Man was Michael Pfaff, the keyboardist for M. Shawn 'Clown' Crahan's side project Dirty Little Rabbits.

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Slipknot auf großer Jubiläumstour in 2024 - Das ist die Setlist!

Bild: Slipknot - Offizielles Pressefoto [Credit: Jonathan Weiner]

Aktuell sind Slipknot   in Nord- und Südamerika unterwegs, um das Jubiläum ihres gleichnamigen Debütalbums zu feiern. Für diese Tour haben sie sich etwas Besonderes überlegt: Sie spielen ausschließlich Songs ihres ersten Albums. Das Set ist dadurch zwar etwa 10 bis 15 Minuten kürzer, aber wann hat man schon die Gelegenheit, ein komplettes Album live zu erleben? Zu den Highlights der Setlist gehören „ No Life “ und „ Scissors “, die sie seit dem Jahr 2000 zum ersten Mal wieder live spielen, sowie „ Get This “ (zum ersten Mal seit 2019), „ Me Inside “ (zum ersten Mal seit 2015) und „ Only One “ (zum ersten Mal seit 2012).

Natürlich dürfen auch die neuen Masken der Band nicht fehlen, die extra für diese Tour angefertigt wurden, um die Atmosphäre des Albums perfekt widerzuspiegeln.

Die komplette Setlist der Jubiläumstour:

Slipknot – 15. September 2024 Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre, Phoenix, AZ, USA :

• (Tape) Dream Weaver (Gary Wright song)
• (Tape)742617000027
• 3, Wait and Bleed
• 4. Get This
• (Tape) Tattered & Torn (Sid Wilson remix)
• 6. Me Inside
• 7. Liberate
• (Tape) Frail Limb Nursery
• 9. Prosthetics
• 10. No Life
• 11. Only One Encore:
• 12. Mudslide
• 13. Spit It Out
• 14. Surfacing
• 15. Scissors

*Die Reihenfolge der Songs kann variieren 

Slipknot im Dezember auf großer Europa-Tournee!

Nach ihrer aktuellen Tour durch Nord- und Südamerika werden Slipkno t im Dezember nach Europa kommen. Unterstützt werden sie dabei von den Metalcore  Stars Bleed From Within . Es ist sehr wahrscheinlich, dass sie diese besondere Setlist auch in Europa spielen werden.

Die Europa-Termine:

• 5. Dezember 2024 - Ziggo Dome, Amsterdam, Niederlande
• 6. Dezember 2024 - Westfalenhallen, Dortmund, Deutschland
• 8. Dezember 2024 - Schleyerhalle, Stuttgart, Deutschland
• 9. Dezember 2024 - Quarterback Immobilien Arena, Leipzig, Deutschland
• 11. Dezember 2024 - Hallenstadion, Zürich, Schweiz
• 12. Dezember 2024 - Accor Arena, Paris, Frankreich
• 14. Dezember 2024 - First Direct Arena, Leeds, UK
• 15. Dezember 2024 - OVO Hydro, Glasgow, UK
• 17. Dezember 2024 - Co-op Live, Manchester, UK
• 18. Dezember 2024 - Utilita Arena, Birmingham, UK
• 20. Dezember 2024 - The O2, London, UK
• 21. Dezember 2024 - The O2, London, UK

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