Slipknot Not Headlining “The Sickness” 25th Anniversary Tour
Contrary to initial reports, Slipknot will not be headlining “The Sickness” 25th Anniversary Tour. Instead, Disturbed, the band behind the iconic album, will embark on a North American tour to celebrate the milestone.
A Celebration of Nu Metal
Released in 2000, “The Sickness” was Disturbed’s debut album, catapulting the band to stardom with hits like “Down With the Sickness,” “Stupify,” and “Voices.” This tour honors the album’s enduring influence on nu metal and alternative rock.
Tour Lineup
Disturbed will share the stage with notable supporting acts:
- Three Days Grace, known for their high-energy performances and chart-topping singles like “Break” and “Animal I Have Become.”
- Sevendust, veterans of the nu metal scene, bringing their heavy riffs and soulful vocals.
Later Leg Additions
For the tour’s second leg, Daughtry and Nothing More will replace Three Days Grace and Sevendust, offering a fresh dynamic:
- Daughtry, with their anthemic rock sound and Chris Daughtry’s powerful vocals.
- Nothing More, blending alternative and hard rock with thought-provoking lyrics.
Tour Dates and Tickets
The tour kicks off in February, with tickets and VIP packages available starting October 15. General on-sale begins October 18 at 10 a.m. local time.
Significance and Impact
“The Sickness” 25th Anniversary Tour commemorates a pivotal album in nu metal history, showcasing Disturbed’s legacy and influence on contemporary rock music. Fans can expect an unforgettable experience, with the band performing the album in its entirety alongside other hits.
Conclusion
Disturbed’s “The Sickness” 25th Anniversary Tour promises to be an epic celebration of nu metal’s heyday. With a talented supporting lineup and a setlist featuring iconic tracks, this tour is a must-see for fans of heavy music. Get ready to relive the nostalgia and raw energy of “The Sickness” era.
