About this concert
After three decades of arenas and festivals, Slipknot are headlining stadiums for the first time. The (sic)est Stadium Tour opens its North American leg on July 16, 2027 in Washington, D.C., and Canada gets exactly two stops: Montreal on Wednesday, July 21, 2027 and Toronto on Friday, July 23, 2027, both shows starting at 6:00 p.m.
In Montreal, the nine masked men take over the outdoor stage at Parc Jean-Drapeau with special guests Bring Me The Horizon (doors 4:30 p.m.). Two nights later in Toronto they play Rogers Stadium, the big open-air stadium in Downsview — not Rogers Centre downtown. Tickets for both shows are on sale now; the general sale was Friday, October 2, 2026 on Ticketmaster, and prices are listed there for each show.
Slipknot formed in Des Moines, Iowa in 1995 and became one of the biggest heavy metal bands on the planet behind seven studio albums, three Billboard 200 No. 1 records and a Grammy Award for Best Metal Performance ("Before I Forget"). Their live show — nine performers in masks and matching jumpsuits, twin percussion rigs and relentless energy — is the stuff of legend, with staples like "Psychosocial," "Duality," "Wait and Bleed" and "Unsainted." The band also co-founded Knotfest, the global metal festival, in 2012. Support acts rotate across the (sic)est Stadium Tour — Montreal's bill is confirmed as Bring Me The Horizon; check the official ticket page for the Toronto lineup.
How to get tickets
- Pick your show — Montreal, Wednesday, July 21, 2027, 6:00 p.m. (doors 4:30 p.m.), or Toronto, Friday, July 23, 2027, 6:00 p.m.
- Buy on Ticketmaster.ca — tickets are on sale now. Prices are listed on Ticketmaster for each show and vary by city and ticket type, so check the official page for the date you want.
Worth knowing before you go
- Canada gets exactly two shows on the (sic)est Stadium Tour — the band's first-ever headlining stadium tour, after decades of arena and festival headlining.
- Bring Me The Horizon are confirmed as special guests in Montreal. Support acts rotate across the tour, so check the official Ticketmaster event page for the confirmed Toronto lineup.
- Montreal ticket types: General Admission, Pit (limited-capacity zone right in front of the stage) and Terrace (raised platform with premium views), per the official promoter listing.
- Four VIP packages are offered on the tour, including the Vermillion Lounge Experience (pre-show (SIC) lounge, VIP poster and merch item), Bar at the Barricade and Duality Early Entry GA (first access to the floor) and the Purity Reserved Package (premium reserved seats) — availability varies by show.
- Rogers Stadium is the open-air concert stadium at 81 YZD Lane in Downsview Park, North York. Rogers Centre is the domed stadium downtown. For the Toronto show, head to Downsview Park Station, not Union Station.
- Availability is best checked live on Ticketmaster, as the floor and pit areas move fastest.
CanadaFun.ca checked these details against official sources when this article was published. Concert dates, start times and ticket availability can change — please confirm on the official ticket page before you travel.
