Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Slipknot have filed a lawsuit against the anonymous owner of the Slipknot.com domain in an attempt to reclaim the website, which ...

The heavy metal band Slipknot wants its name back, at least its domain name, which the band hasn't had control of for nearly 25 years. Instead, a federal lawsuit filed on Wednesday, October 15, claims ...

UPDATE Jan. 23, 2026: According to Domainnamewire.com, Slipknot have voluntarily dismissed their lawsuit against the domain name for slipknot.com. Lawyers for the domain name filed a motion to dismiss ...

Not sure if y’all have heard this term before, but it’s honestly pretty self explanatory, and Slipknot are understandably pissed about it. As reported by Billboard over the weekend, some anonymous ...

"The domain name was registered in an effort to profit off of plaintiff’s goodwill and to trick unsuspecting visitors." Slipknot is finally attempting to take control of Slipknot.com after 20+ years ...

A cybersquatter has been occupying slipknot.com for over two decades, allegedly using the URL to advertise counterfeit merchandise for the metal band. Slipknot are only now suing for the domain name.

Just one day after Slipknot's limited edition 6-LP vinyl box set sold out instantly (and everyone was super pissed about it because it probably all went to bots), the band has confirmed that 1,899 ...

Last October, Slipknot filed a lawsuit against Slipknot.com and its owner. Now, after getting pushback from the domain registrant, the band has filed a notice of voluntary dismissal. The domain was ...