Slayer Unveil Two ‘Reign In Blood’ Anniversary Shows with Down, Cannibal Corpse, and More

Slayer Unveil Two ‘Reign In Blood’ Anniversary Shows with Down, Cannibal Corpse, and More

Two nights of epic proportions are slated for later this year, as legendary thrash band Slayer gears up to celebrate the 40th anniversary of their massive 1986 classic Reign In Blood. One of the shows is set in Minnesota and the other’s set in California, but regardless of the location, we know one thing — both shows are going to be bonkers.

That’s because not only will Slayer be playing, but they’ve also tapped into their long list of bands they’ve played with in the past and gotten them to participate in the two shows. We’re talkin’ Crowbar, we’re talkin’ Down, we’re talkin’ Cannibal Corpse… the list goes on.

In a post on the band’s social media, Slayer shared a prepared statement about the two dates:

“The fastest, the heaviest, the most uncompromising record in thrash metal history turns 40. SLAYER marks the anniversary with two US headline dates featuring the album performed in full, including their first LA show in seven years.”

Both shows will see Slayer play the entirety of Reign In Blood. Each show will have their own cadre of opening bands. The dates and opening acts will be the following:

  • 9/4 Shakopee, MN Mystic Lake Amphitheater (w/ Down, Suicidal Tendencies & Hatebreed)
  • 11/13 Los Angeles, CA The Kia Forum (w/ Cannibal Corpse, Cavalera performing Sepultura’s Chaos A.D. & Crowbar)

See what I mean? Those shows like absolutely bonkers. If you’re down to attend either date, you’re gonna need to get tickets right now. And if you’re so inclined, you can grab a couple Slayer records on vinyl through the official MetalSucks store.

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