SLIPKNOT's CLOWN And Ten Thousand Crickets

Shawn "Clown" Crahan of SLIPKNOT is featured in the latest episode of PureGrainAudio's "Tales Of Touring Terror" series.

KNOTFEST 2015

KNOTFEST returns October 24 - 25, 2015 in San Bernardino, CA. Early Bird Tickets, VIP, and Camping On-Sale Monday, June 29. Full line-up and details at http://www.knotfest.com.



SLIPKNOT To 'Take A Couple Of Years Off'

SLIPKNOT vocalist Corey Taylor talks about his views in the band's success, the rumours about a new album and how his son describes his music at this year's Copenhell festival in Denmark.

Slipknot, Slash, Parkway Drive – What Makes Download Festival Special? | Metal Hammer


Slipknot, Slash, Parkway Drive and Godsmack all tell us about what makes Download special to them.

Slipknot - Killpop [OFFICIAL VIDEO]

Slipknot's music video for “Killpop,” which comes from the band’s latest record, .5: The Gray Chapter.

In true Slipknot fashion, you can expect creepy characters, lots of somewhat disturbing imagery, and shaky-cam style filmography that creates a horror film aesthetic. There’s also a goat hanging out alongside the band, because this is Slipknot and of course there is. Per usual, Shawn “Clown” Crahan directed the effort. Slipknot



Corey Taylor von Slipknot bei Rock am Ring 2015 | DASDING

SLIPKNOT singer Corey Taylor was interviewed by Dasding radio on June 7 before the band's performance at this year's edition of the Rock Am Ring festival in Mendig, Germany.

Download Festival 2015

Download Festival 2015 kicked off to a very loud and wet start, with Slipknot headlining in a heavy downpour at Donington Park last night (Friday 12 June).

After a few days and a morning of scorching and glorious sunshine, the sunburned masses of Download Festival soon found themselves in the grips of torrential rain, as heavy showers began in the late afternoon without relent well into the early hours of the morning.

Despite this, the sodden rock faithful still flocked to the main stage in their hordes to see an epic, pyro-laden, career-spanning set from the menacing masked metallers, Slipknot.

Opening with 'Sarcastrophe' before tearing into fan anthems 'The Heretic Anthem', 'Psychosocial' and recent favourite 'The Devil In I', Slipknot brought flames, fear and devotion to the hallowed fields of Donington - often pausing to thanking British fans for 'making them feel like home' as Taylor prowled the stage and gangway, inciting the entire crowd to get down on their knees before leaping into the sky.

It was the first time the band had headlined the festival without legendary drummer Joey Jordison, but the true power and presence of the group remains intact, pulling off a performance that will certainly go down in Download history.