Slipknot tour coming to Canadian Tire Centre

By Mike Vlasveld

Posted Jan 18, 2022 03:20:00 PM.

Ottawa's Canadian Tire Centre is set to host long-time American metal band Slipknot on its latest tour.

The 38-date Knotfest Roadshow will be stopping in Canada's capital on Sunday, May 29, 2022 at 6:30 p.m. The concert will feature special guests Cypress Hill and Ho99o9.

Tickets go on sale Friday, January 21, at 10 a.m. They can be purchased by visiting ticketmaster.ca or canadiantirecentre.com.

The Canadian Tire Centre is not currently able to host concerts due to Ontario's COVID-19 public safety restrictions.

SLIPKNOT – KNOTFEST ROADSHOW CANADIAN DATES

*All dates, cities and venues below subject to change

April 11 – Winnipeg, Canada Life Centre
April 12 – Regina, Brandt Centre
April 14 – Saskatoon, SaskTel Centre
April 15 – Edmonton, Rogers Place
April 17 – Vancouver – Rogers Arena
May 26 – Montreal, Bell Centre
May 28 – Quebec City, Que., Videotron Centre
May 29 – Ottawa, Canadian Tire Centre
May 30 – Toronto, Budweiser Stage

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