Slipknot followers suppose that the band are teasing a tour to rejoice 25 years of their self-titled debut album.

The masked metallic icons’ debut, which options hits together with ‘Wait And Bleed’, ‘(sic)’, ‘Eyeless’, ‘Spit It Out’ and ‘Surfacing’, propelled the band to stardom on the flip of the century and stays a landmark launch in trendy metallic.

Now, the band are giving followers purpose to suppose a giant celebration of the album is coming. Yesterday (December 9), the band shared a video captioned ‘Right here Comes The Ache’ to their social media, which reveals archive footage of Slipknot taking part in across the time the self-titled album got here out with their unique masks. A short snippet of ‘(sic)’ could be heard earlier than the video flashes into the current day.

The tip of the video shows textual content studying ‘2024’ with a ’25’ written inside it, and factors viewers to a web site referred to as youcantkillme.com, in reference to the hook from ‘Surfacing’.

Right here Comes The Ache… pic.twitter.com/ieUJBp2Pca

— Slipknot (@slipknot) December 9, 2023

Looking out youcantkillme.com brings you to an quaint trying web site with a photograph of Slipknot and scrolling textual content that reveals that UK and European tour dates shall be introduced quickly and the band are “nonetheless working” on getting dates sorted for North America.

The tour shall be Slipknot’s first time within the UK since their headline efficiency at this summer season’s Obtain Pageant and their first tour within the nation since 2020.

Nevertheless, it is going to possible happen after March 2024 as frontman Corey Taylor shall be embarking on a solo run of reveals in North America in February.

It additionally stays to be seen who will fill the vacant drummer place after Jay Weinberg was unexpectedly fired final month after virtually a decade with Slipknot. Taylor not too long ago shut down hypothesis that Jeramie Kling, a former drummer for Venom Inc, could be becoming a member of the band.

“To everybody questioning about our new drummer… It’s not him. Cease letting him troll you. He’s not even on the checklist,” he wrote on X/Twitter. Taylor’s affirmation comes with the emphatic conclusion in direct response to Kling’s “666” hashtag, with the Slipknot frontman writing “he’s not 666”.