Former Slipknot Drummer Jay Weinberg Selling Used Gear

Weinberg to list drum kits, masks, outfits, and more from his time with the metal band

Mar. 12, 2026 at 12:30am

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Jay Weinberg, the former drummer for the heavy metal band Slipknot, is selling a variety of personally used items from his time with the group through an online gear marketplace. The items up for sale include drum kits, accessories, stage-worn masks and outfits, as well as signed memorabilia. Weinberg is also offering the drum kit he played on Bruce Springsteen's 2009 Working on a Dream tour.

Why it matters

Weinberg's departure from Slipknot in 2023 after over a decade with the band was a significant change for the group. The sale of his used gear and memorabilia provides fans a unique opportunity to own a piece of Slipknot history and connect with the band's legacy.

The details

Weinberg's Reverb shop will launch on March 18 and feature a wide range of items from his time with Slipknot, including drum kits, accessories, masks, and outfits worn on stage. The shop will also include the drum kit Weinberg played on Bruce Springsteen's 2009 Working on a Dream tour, where he filled in for his father, Max Weinberg, the usual E Street Band drummer.

  • Weinberg parted ways with Slipknot in 2023.
  • Weinberg released his debut solo single 'Sandstone' in 2025.
  • Weinberg's new song 'Drone Operator' is due out on Friday.

The players

Jay Weinberg

The former drummer for the heavy metal band Slipknot, who is now selling personally used items from his time with the group.

Slipknot

The American heavy metal band that Weinberg was the drummer for from 2014 to 2023.

Bruce Springsteen

The legendary rock musician whose 2009 Working on a Dream tour featured Weinberg filling in on drums for his father, Max Weinberg.

Max Weinberg

The usual drummer for Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band, and Jay Weinberg's father.

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What’s next

Weinberg's Reverb shop will launch on March 18, providing fans the opportunity to purchase a piece of Slipknot history.

The takeaway

Weinberg's sale of his personally used Slipknot gear and memorabilia offers fans a unique chance to own a part of the band's legacy, while also providing insight into Weinberg's musical journey from his time with the iconic metal group to his solo pursuits.