Slipknot has announced a world tour starting in 2027, featuring stadium performances. Marilyn Manson will be the support act. Some fans have expressed dissatisfaction with Manson's inclusion, citing past allegations of abuse. The tour was revealed by Slipknot, with details also reported by the BBC and RTE.ie. The inclusion of Manson has sparked discussion, particularly regarding past allegations and the nature of heavy metal performances.
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