Slipknot’s Clown Names the One Resolution He Has for 2025

During a recent interview with Knotfest, Slipkknot‘s Shawn “Clown” Crahan disussed the one resolution he has for 2025.

Slipknot have a lot going on in 2025, including the continuation of their nostalgic 25th anniversary tour, the anticipated release of their long-lost, late 2000s album Look Outside Your Window and coming up with ideas for a new record.

There’s something Clown himself plans to work on in his personal life, though.

“[In] 2025 I’m going to work on ‘No Complaining’,” he said.

“Just not going to do it anymore. I realized my expectations are never going to be met. So I need to give myself a break. It’s probably the last part of ego I need to work on. That way I can just float. Nothing will bother me. I can just work on positive potential.”

The musician added that Slipknot have plans for a new album, which they plan to start at some point this year. It’ll serve as the follow-up to 2022’s The End, So Far, and will be the band’s first since their contract with Roadrunner ended and since the departures of longtime member Craig Jones and drummer Jay Weinberg.

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“I just want to roll into that with an energy like it’s all starting again. That’s how I want to approach it,” Clown added.

Slipknot’s first performances of 2025 will be a handful of Knotfest Australia dates, which will take place from late February through mid-March. Then they’ll head to Europe in early June to continue the 25th anniversary celebrations.

See the rest of Slipknot’s 2025 dates on their website.