Clown and Tortilla Man came out halfway through the song and played marching snares. They came to rock and have a good time doing it. The band had Tortilla Man running back and forth, beating kegs and jumping around. “The Chapeltown Rag,” which is a song from the new album that is coming out later this year and has some very experimental elements to it. Being here in Oklahoma/Texas is just like breathing in sulfur.” With that, the lights turned yellow and the band ripped right into “ Sulfur.” He stated, “the crowd was in for a treat tonight because they are pulling lots of old songs out for this run, and this is the smallest stage we have played in 15 years. The lights dimmed with only Corey Taylor on the stage.

The band seamlessly rolled into fan-favorite “Wait And Bleed” which was many fans’ first introduction to the band.

It dropped when singer Corey Taylor screamed, “Nobody stop me!” From that second on, it was exactly what you would expect from the high-energy concert that Slipknot put on. Slipknot started off strong, opening with “Disasterpiece” which they started playing behind the black stage scrim with the Slipknot logo illuminated. The dancers alternated signs up and down saying “shame” and “whore.” As the song kicked in, white and black balloons dropped with the band’s logo. Right before the band played “Whore,” the lights pulsed red and there was a 12-foot podium wheeled out to center stage which Maria Brink climbed with dancers on both sides. The dancers coordinated with Maria all night, especially on “Adrenalize.” Midway through “Adrenalize,” Maria used a smoke gun to add some atmospherics to the already packed stage. The occult theme was running deep with numerous witch-style outfit changes. They started the shorter set with “ Burn” and the crowd went wild. Once the scrim dropped and lead singer Maria Brink came out on a pedestal draped all in white with a crown that resembled something out of Pan’s Labyrinth. The lights dimmed and there were some very bright stage lights flashing behind the covering. In This Moment had the Black Widow scrim up covering the stage so you could not see what was being done behind the scenes while “My Hero” played in remembrance of Taylor Hawkins’ untimely passing.

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