Remember the video of a grandma enjoying a Slipknot concert from a few years ago? She’s going viral again, and has even ...

Slipknot had to cut their slot short at Knotfest in Iowa this weekend due to severe weather conditions that affected the full event. Saturday's proceedings were adjusted for time with organisers ...

The masked rockers hometown of Des Moines, Iowa hasn't done the traditional Halloween celebration for kids since 1938. See what's been the alternative.

November is National Native American Heritage Month, and Iowa City is celebrating by displaying new banners with artwork from ...

But all the cries over the "new logo" seem a little ridiculous, as the rest of the line has Slipknot's classic "S" logo. So it's not like they rolled out a whole new merch line that was clearly ...

What is the current and next Wuthering Waves banner? Otherwise known as Convenes, WuWa banners run on a three-week rotation, which doesn’t give you much time to decide which characters to pull ...

Slipknot have now just revealed the line-up. The Iowa legends will headline their epic travelling fest in Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney, but they’ve also confirmed they’ll be joined down ...

If Slipknot's debut remains a true face-ripper all these years later maybe it is because they brought the chaos of the stage ...

The Genshin Impact 5.1 Banner and event details have been officially announced for the latest patch, titled The Rainbow Destined to Burn. In the first update since Natlan's debut, we're getting a ...

BOSTON — For those who dig symbolism, let it be known that the raising of the Boston Celtics’ 18th championship banner Tuesday night began its ascent to the TD Garden rafters directly in front ...

“We haven’t had this much fun as a band in a long time” Things seem to be going very well for Slipknot right now on their current Here Comes The Pain tour, with Clown explaining that the ...

Like so many famous songs of yore, "The Star-Spangled Banner" started as a poem, called “The Defence of Fort McHenry.” It was written by Francis Scott Key in 1814 during the War of 1812.