Slipknot’s new video features footage from ‘The Boys’ and European festivals
Slipknot have shared ‘Solway Firth,’ the second new track to be released from their widely anticipated sixth studio LP, We Are Not Your Kind, which arrives 9th of August via Roadrunner Records. ‘Solway Firth’ is available now at all DSPs along with an official music video streaming on Slipknot’s YouTube channel which you can watch below. ‘Solway Firth‘ follows first single ‘Unsainted‘.
Directed by the band’s own M. Shawn Crahan, and created with UPROXX and Amazon Prime Video, the ‘Solway Firth’ video features exclusive footage from the new Amazon Original, ‘The Boys’ (premiering 26th July) alongside exclusive live performance footage from Slipknot’s recent headline festival run in Europe. The Boys is based on the Garth Ennis comic of the same name; Ennis is known for his writing of incredibly violent, yet darkly funny comics including Preacher, Crossed and a long run on DC Comics’ Hellblazer.
Last week Slipknot teased their 2020 European tour, revealing a string of cities where the band are set to play but with no dates or venues announced. The band also announced ticket pre-sale access availability for those who pre-ordered We Are Not Your Kind via Roadrunner’s website.
Tour cities rack up as follows:
Dublin, Ireland
Manchester, United Kingdom
Newcastle, United Kingdom
Glasgow, United Kingdom
Sheffield, United Kingdom
Nottingham, United Kingdom
Cardiff, United Kingdom
Birmingham, United Kingdom
London, United Kingdom
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Frankfurt, Germany
Paris, France
Luxembourg, Luxembourg
Lyon, France
Budapest, Hungary
Lodz, Poland
Stuttgart, Germany
Munich, Germany
Milan, Italy
Zurich, Switzerland
Vienna, Austria
Hamburg, Germany
Berlin, Germany
Dortmund, Germany
Copenhagen, Denmark
Stockholm, Sweden
Oslo, Norway
Helsinki, Finland
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Ex guitarist in Zenopede, ex vocals for a goth covers band that was hailed as the future of Welsh music, former DJ, promoter and nightclub director. Writer for Gear4Geeks’ Blog4Geeks and owner of Gear4Geeks ltd. First published music critique was Kerrang letter of the Week.
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