Chop Suey i Slip-NOT
Chop Suey and Slip-NOT, tribute giants whose reputation the Croatian audience already knows all too well, are finally coming to Šibenik, where they’ll deliver a nu-metal party to remember! And it’s hard to imagine anything less when so many top-tier musicians — with literally thousands of shows behind them — gather in one place. This time, they’ll be joined by the genre’s true parody masters: The Violent Inzident.
What awaits us is an unprecedented spectacle at Azimut, dedicated to the classics that defined an entire generation. Make sure to mark your planners and smartphones for 2026 — May 2nd.
Ticket information coming soon!
CHOP SUEY
Chop Suey are firmly established as the biggest European tribute to System of a Down. Hailing from the United Kingdom, they have spent over a decade relentlessly touring, with band members drawn from Dragonforce, Anti-Nowhere League, former Breed 77, Tigertailz, and more. Thanks to their explosive, high-energy performances of this Armenian-American band’s classics, they’ve built a formidable reputation across the continent.
With astonishing musical precision, Chop Suey revive the visceral stage presence of early-2000s SOAD, becoming an unstoppable force that simply must be experienced live. Those who’ve seen them know.
SLIP-NOT
Slip-NOT are a relatively new UK all-star tribute to the legendary nu-metal band from Iowa, formed by members of Chop Suey. A notable highlight: drummer Joyzi is also a member of Sinsaenum, where he stepped in for the late and deeply missed Joey Jordison.
Slip-NOT deliver a brutal, relentless set built around the most aggressive and iconic songs from Slipknot’s early 2000s era. You know that moment when the entire club sings along to “Left Behind”, “Wait & Bleed”, “People = Shit”, “Eyeless” or “Psychosocial”? That’s exactly what you can expect at Azimut.
THE VIOLENT INZIDENT
The Violent Inzident are a one-of-a-kind comedy project / band / something in between, consisting of Tiny D, C-man, and Bin Man. They describe their style as “post-core-sub-nu-metal”, and — as the name suggests — they constantly mock the genre’s stereotypes and clichés.
They openly warn that they’re not for everyone, especially not for modern “snowflakes.”
There’s only one way to understand it: come and see for yourself.
