"At Knotfest Brasil, Slipknot takes the lead in defining the unique lineup for each show."
Slipknot fans are in for a treat at the second edition of Knotfest Brasil, taking place on October 19 and 20 at Allianz Parque in São Paulo. The band has announced the highly anticipated setlist for each night.
On the first evening (October 19), Slipknot will showcase a performance that spans their 25-year career. The second night (October 20) promises to be unforgettable, as the band will perform their 1999 debut album (Slipknot) in its entirety, wearing the original costumes and masks from that era—an unprecedented experience for their Brazilian audience.
As an exciting addition to the lineup, Seven Hours After Violet, the new band fronted by Shavo Odadjian of System Of A Down, will perform on October 20. Knotfest Brasil, organized by 30e and 5B Artists Management, is shaping up to be an extraordinary event. Tickets are available through Eventim.
Knotfest Brasil will feature more than 20 bands from around the world, bringing together the heaviest names in metal. Besides Slipknot's headlining shows, October 19 will include performances from Mudvayne, Amon Amarth, Meshuggah, DragonForce, Orbit Culture, Ratos de Porão, Krisiun, Project46, Eminence, Kryour, and Eskröta. The October 20 lineup features Bad Omens, Till Lindemann, Babymetal, P.O.D., Poppy, Black Pantera, Ego Kill Talent, Korzus, Papangu, The Mönic, and Seven Hours After Violet.
Notably, some bands in this year's lineup will be making their Brazilian debut at Knotfest Brasil. Mudvayne, Bad Omens, Till Lindemann, and Poppy are among the acts performing in the country for the first time.
The festival will also feature the return of the Knotfest Museum for its second edition. Fans with track and lower chair tickets will have access to an enriched, immersive experience, offering a detailed look at Slipknot's 25-year career. The museum will showcase a range of collectible items, including original costumes, personal belongings, instruments, and other memorabilia from the band’s history.