Slayer celebrated the fortieth anniversary of “Reign In Blood” with a sold-out concert at the Kia Forum in Inglewood, California, on Friday, November 13, 2026. The performance was the first of two consecutive shows in the Los Angeles area.
The band played thirteen songs from across their catalog before performing all ten tracks of the landmark 1986 album in their original sequence. Fan-filmed footage of the concert has been shared online.
The current live lineup features Tom Araya, Kerry King, Gary Holt and Paul Bostaph, the same configuration that returned for the group’s select reunion performances beginning in 2024.
Originally released in October 1986, “Reign In Blood” was produced by Rick Rubin and became one of the most influential albums in thrash metal history. Its speed and uncompromising arrangements helped define extreme metal.
The group also arranged a special anniversary merchandise pop-up in Hollywood from November 12 through November 14, featuring exclusive collectibles and commemorative releases.
The Los Angeles performances mark the band’s first concerts in the area in seven years. Additional anniversary shows are scheduled for Latin America during December 2026.
The setlist below reflects the November 13 concert and should not be assumed to represent every performance. It includes both the opening portion of the show and the complete anniversary album.
The upcoming concerts include a second night at the Kia Forum followed by shows in Colombia, Chile, Argentina and Brazil. Fans can consult the band’s official website for ticket information.
Four decades after its original release, “Reign In Blood” remains a benchmark for aggressive heavy metal and continues to inspire new generations of musicians.
Tickets: Slayer website.