Slipknot have announced a series of European tour dates scheduled to take place next year.
The band revealed back in June that they would be hitting the continent for a run of rescheduled 2022 festival dates, adding that “further shows and dates will be announced soon”.
Taking to Twitter yesterday (August 20), the metal icons announced a number of new gigs in Switzerland, Austria, Slovakia, Sweden, Czech Republic and more.
2022 | https://t.co/i1F2QTSxf3 pic.twitter.com/PShXnLKppm
— Slipknot (@slipknot) August 20, 2021
Slipknot’s full list of European tour dates are as follows:
JULY 2022
15 – Park Live Festival, Moscow, Russia
17 – Upark Festival, Kiev, Ukraine
20 – Romexpo, Bucharest, Romania
21 – Hills Of Rock, Plovdiv, Bulgaria
23 – Release Festival, Athens, Greece
27 – Messe Open Air, Graz, Austria
28 – O2 Arena, Prague, Czech Republic
AUGUST 2022
1 – Arena, Geneva, Switzerland
3 – Nepela Arena, Bratislava, Slovakia
5 – Wacken Open Air, Wacken, Germany
7 – Ergo Arena, Gdansk, Poland
11 – Saku Suurhall, Tallinn, Estonia
15 – Arena, Malmö, Sweden
You can get tickets for Slipknot’s European tour here.
Meanwhile, Slipknot frontman Corey Taylor has announced he’s tested positive for COVID-19.
Currently in the midst of a North American tour to support his solo album ‘CMFT’, Taylor shared the news in a video message for the Astronomicon Facebook page, confirming he was too unwell to make his scheduled appearance at the pop-culture convention in Ann Arbour, Michigan, this weekend.
Earlier this week, Taylor and his band treated fans in Springfield, Missouri to covers of Slipknot and Nine Inch Nails, performing a once-off extended set dressed in full KISS makeup. It followed his first ever performance of Slipknot’s 1999 track ‘Wait And Bleed’ as a solo artist, which happened last week.
Also this week, Slipknot were announced as a headliner for the 2021 Riot Fest, replacing Nine Inch Nails after they cancelled the remainder of their performances for the year.
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