Slipknot announce 2027 (Sic)est Stadium Tour across UK, North and South America

Slipknot will play stadiums across three continents in 2027 on a run billed as the band's biggest tour to date.

The metal group confirmed the (Sic)est Stadium Tour, produced by Live Nation, with dates in the United Kingdom, North America and South America next summer Billboard. The announcement covers July through September 2027.

The tour opens on July 3 at London's Wembley Stadium. That show is the only UK and European date announced so far.

The North American leg starts July 16 at Nationals Park in Washington, D.C. and ends Aug. 18 at Chase Field in Phoenix. In between, the itinerary lists New York on July 18, Montreal on July 21, Toronto on July 23, Chicago on July 25, Hershey on July 28, Boston on July 31, Nashville on Aug. 3, Houston on Aug. 6, Commerce City on Aug. 9, Los Angeles on Aug. 13 and San Francisco on Aug. 15.

Several venues are now confirmed in local listings. The Boston date is at Fenway Park Live Nation. Toronto is at Rogers Stadium on Friday, July 23 at 6:00 PM Live Nation. Commerce City is at DICK'S Sporting Goods Park on Monday, Aug. 9 at 6:30 PM Live Nation. Hershey is at Hersheypark Stadium on July 28 Consequence.

Bring Me the Horizon will open all North American dates. The wider support bill rotates by city and includes Lamb of God, Motionless in White, Lorna Shore, Loathe, Acid Bath, Polyphia, Kublai Khan TX and Vended. In Toronto, Bring Me The Horizon and Kublai Khan TX are listed as support.

Wembley gets its own lineup. Marilyn Manson, Lorna Shore and Hatebreed will join the July 3 opener. In total, 11 different opening acts will appear on select dates across the run Loudwire.

Five South American shows follow in September 2027. That leg includes a headline show at Estadio Huracán in Buenos Aires on September 8 Consequence.

The band has said the tour will feature new staging and set lists Rolling Stone. Artist presale begins Sept. 29, with general tickets on sale Oct. 2.

What makes this stand out is scale. Stadium dates mean larger capacities, larger crews and more freight than hall or arena runs. For fans, this means fewer cities, bigger rooms and early decisions on tickets.