Slipknot: Rock in Rio 2015

Slipknot at Cidade do Rock, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on September 25, 2015. Setlist: Sarcastrophe / The Heretic Anthem / Psychosocial / The Devil in I / AOV / Vermilion / Wait and Bleed / Killpop / Before I Forget / Sulfur / Duality / Disasterpiece / Spit It Out / Custer / 742617000027 / (sic) / People = Shit / Surfacing

Cast

Corey Taylor

as Vocals

Mick Thomson

as Guitars

Craig Jones

as Samples, keyboards

Sid Wilson

as DJ

Shawn Crahan

as Percussion

Chris Fehn

as Percussion

Alessandro Venturella

as Bass

Jay Weinberg

as Drums

Jim Root

as Guitars

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