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Slipknot Europe 2025 Tour: Final Show June 29 in Lisbon
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What happens when one of the most iconic metal bands on earth wraps up a monumental 25th anniversary tour in a city drenched in history and fire? You get the ultimate metal pilgrimage.
Slipknot’s performance on Sunday, June 29, 2025, at the Evil Live Festival in Lisbon, Portugal, is more than just a concert—it’s the final chapter of their 2025 European tour. Held at the Estádio do Restelo, this event marks the climactic end of a tour that celebrates the band’s groundbreaking self-titled debut album and decades of unrelenting sonic chaos. Here’s everything you need to know before stepping into this historic inferno.
Why Slipknot’s Lisbon Concert Is a Historic Metal Event
This isn’t just another date on the tour map. The Lisbon show concludes Slipknot’s largest European tour in years, spanning 15 countries and dozens of festivals. The Evil Live Festival is already a powerhouse event, but June 29 becomes sacred as Slipknot headlines the last night with full-blown anniversary theatrics.
They’re not just playing songs—they’re reviving the fury of 1999, donning revamped red jumpsuits and reimagined classic masks, paying tribute to the era that birthed a generation of metalheads.
“Lisbon will be the exclamation point at the end of a sentence 25 years long,” – Knotfest.com
Event Details – When, Where, and Why It Matters
- Date: Sunday, June 29, 2025
- Venue: Estádio do Restelo, Belém District, Lisbon, Portugal
- Festival: Evil Live Festival 2025
Estádio do Restelo is no stranger to big moments, but this is its first time hosting Evil Live Festival outdoors. Known for its sweeping views of the Tagus River and proximity to historical sites, it adds a cultural weight to the show that no indoor venue can replicate.
Evil Live Festival 2025: A Metal Weekend to Remember
June 27 – 29, 2025: Full Lineup Breakdown
June 27
- Judas Priest (celebrating 35 years of Painkiller)
June 28
- Korn
- Till Lindemann
- Opeth
June 29 (Final Night)
- Headliner: Slipknot
- Co-Headliner: Falling in Reverse
- Support: Jinjer, Crossfaith, Gaerea
With a lineup like this, June in Lisbon becomes the metal capital of Europe.
What Sets Lisbon Apart
- Outdoor stadium setting for maximum production and crowd size
- Located near Belém Tower and Jerónimos Monastery
- Festival vibes spill into the city with street celebrations and summer events
Setlist Expectations – What Will They Play?
Based on recent 2025 performances, here’s a likely rundown:
Main Set:
- The Blister Exists
- The Dying Song (Time to Sing)
- Liberate
- Psychosocial
- The Devil in I
- The Heretic Anthem
- Eyeless
- Wait and Bleed
- Unsainted
- People = Shit
- Surfacing
Encore:
- Duality
- Spit It Out
Fan chatter also demands deep cuts from All Hope Is Gone and Vol. 3, making this show a possible surprise treasure trove.
Tickets and Passes: What You Need to Know
- 1-Day Pass (June 29): €79
- 2-Day Pass (June 28 & 29): €139
- 3-Day Pass (Full Festival): €169
VIP upgrades include fast-track entry, merch bundles, and exclusive viewing zones. Get tickets via MasqueTICKET.
Tip: Stick to official vendors like Prime Artists and avoid resale scams.
Getting There: How to Reach Estádio do Restelo
- Train: Take Cascais Line to Belém Station
- Buses: Lines 714, 727, 728, 751, 1714, 1718
- Tram: Line 15 to Belém stop
- From Lisbon Airport: Take Aerobus or Metro to city center, then switch to tram/bus
Belém is a stunning district perfect for both pre-show sightseeing and post-show unwinding.
Where to Stay Near the Venue
Luxury
- Altis Belém Hotel & Spa – Rooftop pools, riverside view
- Pestana Palace – 5-star palace experience
- Hyatt Regency Lisbon – Stylish riverside modernity
Mid-Range
- Wine & Books Lisboa – Boutique charm
- Palácio do Governador – Historic meets modern comfort
Budget
- Lisboa Camping & Bungalows – €16/night with promo code EVIL2025_CAMP (book here)
Where to Eat: Local Food Gems Near Restelo
Traditional Portuguese
- A Marítima do Restelo – Fresh fish, local crowd
- O Recanto – Warm, hearty Portuguese dishes
- Tasca do Gordo – Known for dobrada and espetadas
Don’t Miss This
- Pastéis de Belém – The original custard tart bakery near the venue. Worth the line.
“A Pastel de Belém before a pit circle is a Lisbon rite of passage.”
Festival Guidelines & Safety Info
Prohibited Items
- Weapons, chains, glass objects, professional cameras
- Alcohol, plastic bottles with caps, selfie sticks, GoPros
Age Requirements
- 6+ minimum age
- Under 12 free, must be with adult
- Under 16 must be accompanied
Details on rules: Festival Restrictions
What Else is Happening in Lisbon That Week?
- Santo António Festival – Street parades, sardine BBQs, and live music
- Summer cultural events in nearby squares and riverfronts
- Nearby sights: Belém Tower, MAAT Museum, Jerónimos Monastery
Weather Forecast & Show Prep
- Expect 18°C to 28°C (64°F to 82°F)
- Bring: sunscreen, earplugs, water bottles (non-sealed), breathable clothes
- Avoid: heels, open sandals, anything you wouldn’t mosh in
A Cultural and Economic Milestone
Slipknot’s final European performance isn’t just a music event. It’s a tourism surge and a statement that Lisbon is a major player in global rock culture. Thousands of fans flying in, booking hotels, eating local—this show feeds the local economy and raises Lisbon’s profile as a European festival giant.
Why You Can’t Miss This Show
If you’re a Slipknot fan, a metal festival junkie, or just someone who thrives in high-energy cultural moments—this is your calling. The June 29 finale in Lisbon offers fire, history, music, and meaning in one explosive night.
So pack your gear, learn a few Portuguese phrases, and brace for impact.
This isn’t just the end of a tour. It’s the rebirth of a legacy.
📲 External Links for Booking & Info
- Evil Live Festival Official Site
- Slipknot Tour Page
- Tickets at MasqueTICKET
- Hotels Near Estádio do Restelo
- Lisbon Travel & Events Info
