Slayer announced this Monday (07), another show, this time in the United States. The Californian band will perform on September 20th of this year, at Hersheypark Stadium , Hershey (Pennsylvania).

The group also has dates scheduled in the United Kingdom , in addition to being part of Black Sabbath 's farewell tour in July.

The performance will be the quartet's only one on the country's east coast in 2025 and will feature five guest bands.

They are [via Blabbermouth ]: Knocked Loose , Suicidal Tendencies , Power Trip , Cavalera – performing the classic Chaos AD – and Exodus – setlist based on the album Bonded By Blood .

Pre -sale tickets go on sale tomorrow, April 8th, at 10 AM (local time, 11 AM in Brazil). General sale will begin on April 11th at the same time. Both purchase options will be available on the official website .

Slayer members comment on their US concert.

Guitarist Kerry King two shows, and those shows affected me like playing at the 'Big Four' shows. When we played our first show last year in Chicago, I imagined it would be great for the fans; maybe there were some people who had never seen us play before, but the reaction was completely overwhelming. However, the fans reacted to us as I would expect them to react to the biggest band on the planet. It was incredible.”

“So, for the show in Hershey, we’re going to do a Slayer set, we’ll have all our great fire effects (…). This will be the first time we’re playing with Power Trip and Knocked Loose, but I’m quite aware of them from word of mouth and listening to their music. So, I’m looking forward to seeing them live.”

Tom Araya , bassist and vocalist of Slayer, also commented on the show in the United States. According to the Chilean, "it will be a unique night" and fans should be there, otherwise "you'll be dead, in jail, or a coward."

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A Journalism student and fan of Rock, especially Heavy Metal, he likes bands such as Judas Priest, Black Sabbath, and particularly Iron Maiden, a band he has seen three times, has followed since he was 12, and dreams of seeing a show in London. His first contact with heavy music came playing Guitar Hero, and he never stopped. He has always enjoyed writing and music is one of his passions. Within the genre, he considers Steve Harris, Bruce Dickinson, Rob Halford, and Ozzy Osbourne his idols.