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SLIPKNOT's Royal Affair

December 14, 2004

SLIPKNOT's recent show in Bangkok was attended by Her Royal Highness Princess Siribhachudhabhorn of Thailand.

According to Roadrunner Records U.K., "Thailand's royal family are nationally held in very high regard, so it was quite an honour to learn that Her Royal Highness, who is in her early twenties, was a fan of the band and was coming to the show!

"The promoter of the show had arranged for a white tent backstage with white satin chairs for the Princess (who was wearing a SLIPKNOT t-shirt) and her friends to have a special pre-show meet & greet with the band for photos and autographs!

"To watch the show afterwards, although a special area had been created in front of the soundboard for Her Royal Highness and her friends, they decided to watch up-front, and remained front and centre for the entire show."

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