Slipknot and Marilyn Manson Lima Peru September 14, 2027: Estadio Nacional Tickets From About US$26
PERU · MUSIC
Key Facts
- —The country Peru, on South America’s Pacific coast, has about 34 million people, and nearly a third live in Lima.
- —Why it matters Slipknot, the masked metal band from Iowa, returns to Lima’s national stadium for the first time since 2016.
- —What happened Slipknot will play the Estadio Nacional on Tuesday 14 September 2027, with Marilyn Manson and Hatebreed.
- —Tickets Interbank presale seats on 1 and 2 October cost S/90 to S/270 (about US$26 to US$79) via Teleticket.
- —Still open Set times, the local support act and a transport plan for the night have not been announced.
The Slipknot Lima 2027 date is set for Tuesday 14 September 2027 at the Estadio Nacional in Peru’s capital. Marilyn Manson and Hatebreed join the bill, and an Interbank presale opens on 1 October through Teleticket.
The concert is part of the band’s (sic)est Stadium Tour, which starts in London in July 2027 and ends in Colombia. Lima is the fourth of five South American dates, which gives heavy-music fans in Peru a full stadium production close to home.
What was announced for Slipknot Lima 2027
Slipknot, the masked metal band from Iowa, announced the tour on 28 September, and Infobae published the Lima prices the same day. The band’s own Knotfest site lists Marilyn Manson and Hatebreed as support in Lima and at the other regional stadium dates.
Teleticket, the Peruvian ticket seller handling the show, lists the concert at the Estadio Nacional. Its page says the show may start at 9 p.m. and should last about two hours.
Live Nation, the US concert company, produces the tour as a whole. The Knotfest list marks Lima as a date run by another promoter, and Teleticket names the local organiser as Concerts Sports AEI10.
Tickets, prices and the Interbank presale
The presale runs on Thursday 1 and Friday 2 October from 10 a.m. Lima time, Infobae reported. Buyers who pay with Interbank credit or debit cards get up to 15 percent off the full price.
Prices are in soles, Peru’s currency, at 3.44 soles to the dollar on 30 September. In the presale, seats run from S/90 (about US$26) in the north stand to S/270 (about US$79) in Campo A.
Campo A is the standing area closest to the stage, and Campo B is the standing area behind it. Numbered seats in the Occidente and Oriente side stands cost S/185 to S/210 (about US$54 to US$61) in the presale.
Regular prices run from S/106 (about US$31) to S/318 (about US$93), and every price includes the ticket seller’s fee. The Interbank discount is capped at 23,100 tickets across all sectors, according to Teleticket’s terms.
What else ticket buyers should know
Separate fan presales, which need a code, opened on 29 September at full price. Teleticket lists the general sale at regular prices, open to all payment methods, from Saturday 3 October.
Each buyer may purchase up to six tickets, and a virtual queue assigns places at random when a sale opens. E-tickets can be downloaded from two days before the concert.
The organisers recommend the show for people aged 18 and over. Children from age five may enter with an adult in the same sector, and both need a ticket.
Three VIP packages cost from S/775 (about US$226) to S/1,720 (about US$501). They add early entry and merchandise, and the most expensive one adds a pre-show lounge.
Getting to the Estadio Nacional
The Estadio Nacional is Peru’s national football stadium, first opened in 1952 and renovated in 2011, with about 40,000 seats. It stands in central Lima, close to two main roads, Avenida 28 de Julio and Paseo de la República.
The Metropolitano, Lima’s rapid bus network, has a station named Estadio Nacional. When Shakira played the stadium twice in February 2025, the station stayed open until midnight, Andina, Peru’s state news agency, reported.
No transport plan for this concert has been announced yet. For the Shakira shows, Lima’s transport authority urged formal transport and pointed to three authorised taxi ranks nearby.
Lima runs on Peru time, five hours behind GMT, with no daylight saving. A 9 p.m. start in Lima is 10 p.m. in New York in mid-September.
How Lima fits into the South American tour
The tour opens at Wembley Stadium in London on 3 July 2027, then crosses North America. The South American leg starts at The Town festival in São Paulo on 4 September.
Slipknot then plays Estadio Huracán in Buenos Aires on 8 September and Santiago, Chile, on 12 September, the band’s Knotfest site lists. After Lima, the tour ends at Vive Claro, an open-air venue in Bogotá, on 16 September.
Local acts are also expected on the South American bill, according to NME. In North America, the British band Bring Me The Horizon is the main support act instead.
The band’s history in Peru
This will be Slipknot’s fourth visit to Peru, RPP, a Peruvian radio and news network, reported. The band first played the Estadio Nacional in October 2016 and returned for the Vivo X el Rock festival in 2019.
Its last visit was in October 2024, at Costa 21, a concert ground on Lima’s Costa Verde seafront. Marilyn Manson first played Peru in March 2025, at the Vivo X el Rock festival, RPP added.
Lima’s concert calendar has been unsettled since the San Miguel district closed Arena 1, another seafront venue, on 24 September, Infobae reported. That order covers only Arena 1, where officials cited problems with exits and evacuation routes.
What comes next
The Interbank presale on 1 and 2 October is the next step, and regular prices follow from 3 October. Set times, local support acts and the running order have not been announced.
The end of the presale does not by itself mean the cheaper stands will be gone, since sales run until concert day. With the show almost a year away, buyers have time to compare sectors, routes home and the full price list.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
When and where is Slipknot playing in Lima?
Slipknot plays the Estadio Nacional in Lima, Peru, on Tuesday 14 September 2027. Teleticket says the concert may begin at 9 p.m. Lima time and last about two hours.
How much do Slipknot Lima 2027 tickets cost?
In the Interbank presale on 1 and 2 October, tickets cost S/90 to S/270 (about US$26 to US$79). Regular prices are S/106 to S/318 (about US$31 to US$93), including the service fee.
Can I buy tickets without an Interbank card?
Yes. Teleticket lists the general sale at regular prices from 3 October, open to all payment methods. The presale discount applies only to Interbank credit and debit cards, not to business cards.
Who else is on the bill in Lima?
Marilyn Manson and Hatebreed are listed as support acts for the Lima show on the band’s Knotfest site. Local support acts and the order of the sets have not been announced.
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