Slipknot in Stuttgart: An evening full of metal fireworks!

Slipknot in Stuttgart: An evening full of metal fireworks!

In a rousing show, the American heavy metal band Slipknot put its skills on Sunday evening in the fully occupied Schleyerhalle in Stuttgart. Under the glaring light of a poison green stage, the musicians stormed onto the stage in Red Overalls and let it rip properly with a powerful setlist. The charismatic singer Corey Taylor, who was strikingly wrapped in a mask, already gave everything at the opening song "(sic)" and smashed the chorus: "You Can’t Kill Me’ Cause I’m Already Inside You! " This concert was not just a reason to celebrate, but a real Metal birthday party-a festival for all fans of this legendary band, which has been an unmistakable trademark in the metal genre since its foundation in 1995, as the Black Forest reported.

Slipknot, famous for their energetic appearances and unique masks, has continued to develop over the years. Since the debut album in 1999, the band has celebrated enormous successes with various occupations. They currently consist of nine members, including Alex Venturella on the bass and Jay Weinberg on drums, which have joined the band after some personnel changes. The evening in Stuttgart was part of her ongoing tour to promote the highly acclaimed album "We are not your child", which was released in 2019. According to Prints4U, Slipknot has increased its popularity with every album, and its unique mix of aggressive metal and an urgent performance continues to attract large crowds.

The concert experience

The musical performance of Slipknot took the audience onto a roller coaster ride of the emotions, with a volume and intensity that was electrifying in the Schleyerhalle. Fans from near and far experienced an unforgettable night, which was characterized by the distinctive sounds and the unique stage show. Such events show that Slipknot still remains one of the leading bands in the metal genre and their fans are enthusiastic about every tour.

There are details on band history here.