TL;DR: Want Slipknot’s only UK show of 2027? Presale is live today, general sale is Friday 2 October at 10am BST — see the full schedule below, and once this inevitably sells out, ticket-alerts.live is where you go for instant resale alerts.
Slipknot play Wembley Stadium on Saturday 3 July 2027 — their only confirmed UK and European date on the newly announced world tour, and the biggest headline show of the band’s career. If you’re chasing Slipknot Wembley tickets, timing matters this week: presale windows are open right now, general sale lands Friday, and a show this size will not hang around on the primary market for long.
Slipknot’s Sickest Stadium Tour lands at Wembley in 2027
Slipknot announced their 2027 world tour this week, with Wembley Stadium confirmed as the sole UK and Europe stop. The London date opens the run before the tour moves on to South America and North America. Support at Wembley comes from Marilyn Manson, Lorna Shore and Hatebreed — a genuinely heavy bill for a stadium show. (Bring Me The Horizon are joining as special guests on the North American leg specifically, not the Wembley date.)
For a band that built its reputation in arenas and festival headline slots, a solo Wembley Stadium show is a step up — and it’s why demand for Slipknot Wembley tickets is expected to be extreme from the moment general sale opens.
Slipknot Wembley tickets: the full on-sale schedule
Here’s every date you need if you’re trying to buy at face value before resale is even a conversation:
- Artist presale: Tuesday 29 September, 10am BST
- Knotfest presale: Tuesday 29 September, 12pm BST
- Additional presales: running through the week ahead of general sale
- General sale: Friday 2 October, 10am BST — via Ticketmaster, with Planet Rock Tickets also selling
- Purchase limit: 8 tickets per person/household
- VIP packages: early entry, themed lounges and signed merchandise, available separately via the band’s official VIP site
If you have a presale code, use it — this is the best (and cheapest) way to get in the building. If you’re relying on general sale on Friday, be logged in and ready at 10am sharp. A one-off Wembley date from a band this size, with no other UK show to fall back on, is exactly the kind of on-sale that clears out in minutes.
About Wembley Stadium
Wembley Stadium holds up to 90,000 people for concerts, making it the largest music venue in the UK. That scale cuts both ways for ticket buyers: there are more seats than at a typical arena show, but demand scales with the venue’s profile too, and a Slipknot headline slot here is a first. Expect full-capacity production, pyrotechnics and stage design built for a stadium crowd rather than the band’s usual arena setup.
Getting there is straightforward — Wembley Park station sits a short walk from the stadium and runs frequent Tube services, with additional rail options into Wembley Stadium station on event days.
What happens once Slipknot Wembley tickets sell out
Realistically, general sale on 2 October will not stay open long. Once the primary allocation is gone, the usual pattern for a show this size kicks in: postponed plans, resold seats and official resale listings start appearing on platforms like Twickets in the days and weeks that follow, right up to showday.
This is exactly the gap ticket-alerts.live exists to close. We run 24/7 monitoring across Twickets for sold-out shows, and the moment a face-value resale ticket lists for a tracked event, subscribers get a push notification or email before it’s gone — often minutes faster than checking manually or relying on a platform’s own alerts. If Slipknot at Wembley sells out on Friday (likely), that’s when tracking becomes worth having.
We’re not tracking a live Twickets listing for this show yet — there isn’t one, because primary tickets haven’t finished going on sale. As soon as one exists, we’ll have it live. In the meantime, browse ticket-alerts.live to see how alerts work, or check our alerts for other 2026/2027 stadium tours — we’re already tracking Metallica’s UK stadium run, including their own London Stadium date.
Frequently asked questions
Are Twickets resale tickets sold at face value?
Yes. Twickets is a face-value resale marketplace — sellers are capped at the price they paid plus a small service fee, so there’s no scalper markup. It’s the platform we monitor because it’s the one genuinely built for fans, not resellers.
How fast are ticket-alerts.live alerts?
Our bots typically flag a new resale listing and notify subscribers within seconds of it appearing — in testing, 3-5 minutes faster than checking a resale site manually or waiting on its own notifications. For a show as in-demand as Slipknot at Wembley, that gap is the difference between getting a ticket and missing it.
Does the alert buy the ticket for me?
No — the alert gets you there first. You still complete the purchase yourself on Twickets, which is deliberate: it keeps you in control of price, seat and payment.
Will Slipknot’s Wembley show actually sell out?
Almost certainly, and quickly. It’s the band’s only UK and European date on the tour, in their biggest headline slot to date, with a support bill (Marilyn Manson, Lorna Shore, Hatebreed) strong enough to be a festival headline lineup on its own. One-off stadium exclusives with no alternative UK date consistently sell out on general sale day.
Get notified when Slipknot Wembley resale opens
Presale is live now and general sale lands Friday 2 October at 10am BST. Try there first. If you miss it, ticket-alerts.live will be tracking resale the moment listings appear — free to sign up, instant push or email notification, no manual refreshing required.