Slipknot Rocks Adelaide: Unforgettable Performance at Entertainment Centre

Slipknot delivered an unforgettable performance at the Adelaide Entertainment Centre, marking a significant moment in their musical journey. The show, part of their solo Australian sideshow on March 4, 2025, was a celebration of the band’s 25th anniversary since the release of their debut self-titled album. This event, the first in South Australia since 2015, was highly anticipated, especially after a canceled show in 2019.

The atmosphere was electric as Slipknot hit the stage, opening with ‘(sic)’ and setting the tone for a night filled with intense energy and powerful music. Corey Taylor’s vocals were a standout, showcasing both the band’s early sound and their growth over the years. The performance of tracks like ‘No Life’ and ‘Yen’ revealed a raw power and maturity in Slipknot’s music, captivating the audience throughout the night.

Despite the absence of Shawn ‘Clown’ Crahan, the band’s dynamic presence remained strong, with drummer Eloy Casagrande stepping up to deliver a monumental performance. His drumming skills not only showcased technical excellence but also captured the raw energy that defines Slipknot’s music. The band’s stage presence was undeniable, with each member contributing to the powerful and immersive experience for the audience.

Songs like ‘The Devil In I’ and ‘Psychosocial’ stood out as highlights of the night, igniting the crowd and creating an unforgettable atmosphere. The versatility in Taylor’s vocal range during ‘Unsainted’ demonstrated the band’s evolution while staying true to their signature style. The night culminated in a high-energy encore featuring hits like ‘Spit It Out’ and ‘Surfacing’, leaving fans with a lasting impression of Slipknot’s prowess on stage.

Slipknot’s 2025 Australian tour reaffirmed their status as one of the most influential and electrifying metal bands in history. The Knotfest festival roadshow will conclude in Sydney, wrapping up a series of performances that have solidified the band’s impact on heavy music. The Adelaide show was a testament to Slipknot’s enduring legacy and their ability to deliver a truly remarkable entertainment experience for their fans.