Wembley Stadium Books Slipknot for 2027, Marilyn Manson and BMTH Sign On

Mysterious posters in red and black first showed up in Los Angeles, New York, Mexico City, and Buenos Aires, then spread to Chicago, San Diego, and Toronto — each bearing just one symbol: Slipknot's signature red "S" logo. After the posters had blanketed over a dozen cities worldwide, the answer finally came: the masked metal band announced its 2027 "(sic)est Stadium Tour," with the opening show set for London's Wembley Stadium.

The July 3 Wembley show is the only UK and European date on this tour, with support from Marilyn Manson, Lorna Shore, and Hatebreed. It's one of Slipknot's most talked-about lineups in recent memory — the sight of Manson sharing a stage with Slipknot is enough on its own to generate buzz.

Bring Me The Horizon to support the entire North American run

After wrapping up the London show, the band heads straight to North America, kicking off July 16 at Nationals Park in Washington, D.C., followed by stops at Citi Field in Queens, Soldier Field in Chicago, Fenway Park in Boston, SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, and San Francisco's Golden Gate Park, running through the Phoenix show on August 18. Bring Me The Horizon will serve as direct support for the entire North American leg, with additional acts including Lamb of God, Motionless In White, Lorna Shore, Kublai Khan TX, Polyphia, Loathe, Vended, and Acid Bath rotating in depending on the stop.

The South American leg in September will hit São Paulo, Brazil; Buenos Aires, Argentina; Santiago, Chile; Lima, Peru; and Bogotá, Colombia, with Manson and Hatebreed rejoining the bill alongside local support acts. According to the press release, the entire tour will feature all-new stage design and lighting, with a setlist spanning the band's entire career.

The artist presale opens tomorrow (September 29) at 10 a.m. local time, with general on-sale following on October 2 at 10 a.m. Ahead of the official sale, Slipknot is hosting "(sic)est Stadium Tour Launch Experiences" pop-up events tonight (September 28) at Wembley Stadium and LA's SoFi Stadium, running from 5 to 9 p.m. local time. It's first-come, first-served in-person lineup, with a limited-edition merch pop-up shop on site, and the first 500 ticket buyers will receive an exclusive poster.

After new single "Arsenal," the band is still working on a new album

This tour announcement comes right after Slipknot dropped "Arsenal" earlier this month — their first new single in three years, and also the first new material since vocalist... wait, drummer Eloy Casagrande joined and Sid Wilson's departure from the band. Guitarist Jim Root has since responded to the mixed reactions the song received, clarifying that "Arsenal" is just a standalone single and that the band is simultaneously working on their next full-length album.

The upcoming album will be their first studio release since 2022's "The End, So Far." Details remain scarce for now, but the band has revealed they've been working with producer Matt Wallace and have amassed "a ton of material." Since Casagrande joined in 2024 to replace former drummer Jay Weinberg, the band has released a recording of the track "Long May You Die," and earlier this year, they also put out the long-shelved "lost album" "Look Outside Your Window" for Record Store Day in the US.

For the full list of tour cities and dates, check Slipknot's official ticketing page.