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Slipknot Posters Appear in 10 Cities

Slipknot posters have appeared in at least 10 cities across the U.S., Canada, Mexico, Colombia and Argentina, while the band works on its eighth studio album.

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Slipknot posters have been seen in at least 10 cities across the United States, Canada, Mexico, Colombia and Argentina. The website shown on the posters asks users to enter their information and then displays the numbers 9 and 28.

Slipknot’s most recent tour consisted of performances at European festivals in summer 2025. The band is working on its eighth studio album, and Jim Root said in July that he had been recording with Matt Wallace, who produced for Faith No More.

Root said Arsenal does not fully represent the upcoming album and will not appear on its track list. Slipknot announced in June 2023 that it had parted ways with longtime sampler and keyboard artist Craig 133 Jones, who was replaced by an unnamed musician. The band also replaced Jay Weinberg with former Sepultura member Eloy Casagrande, while the departure of longtime turntablist Sid Wilson was confirmed last month. Slipknot’s most recent release was a delayed reissue of its 1999 self-titled debut album for its 25th anniversary, released last September.

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