Slipknot announces Knotfest at Sea

Knotfest is heading to a cruise ship in 2020.

By Sajae Elder

November 16, 2019

Slipknot announced they will be bringing they annual music festival Knotfest to the seas in 2020, sharing one of next year's festivals will take place on a cruise ship in the waters around Barcelona according to SPIN.

Knotfest At Sea is set to take place August 10 to August 14, 2020 and while a full lineup won't be announced until December 5, the band is guaranteed to perform two sets during the cruise, which claims to offer "a voyage that will awaken your darkest senses.”

Tickets, which go on sale on December 5, start at $1,150 for interior cabins and go up to $1,850 for balcony suites.

Watch the teaser above.

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Posted: November 16, 2019

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