Nearly 30 years after Metallica's "Million Decibel March" rocked Philadelphia, the heavy metal icons are once again taking over the City of Brotherly Love with "...And Justice for All" and much more.

Metallica is set to play one of the largest concerts in Syracuse history. The legendary metal band has sold more than 46,000 tickets for its Saturday, April 19, performance at the JMA Wireless Dome in ...

Metallica’s “M72 World Tour” is bringing “No Repeat Weekends” back to U.S. and Canada venues this year, opening Saturday, April 19 at the JMA Wireless Dome in Syracuse. The nine-time Grammy-winning ...

Metallica will perform a special club concert on Thursday, August 28 to celebrate the launch of “Maximum Metallica,” a new music channel on SiriusXM. The concert takes place on at Stephen Talkhouse in ...

After more than two years and some 70 shows, Metallica’s M72 World Tour has finally landed in the band’s hometown Bay Area. And here we were beginning to think it might never happen. Yet, Bay Area ...

Want to see yourself in a Metallica video? The thrash metal legends released an official video Wednesday showing their performance of “Creeping Death,” the opening number at last month’s ...

BLACKSBURG, Va. (WFXR) — Two Virginia Tech alumni are adding Lane Stadium to a long, long list of stages where they’ve seen Metallica live. George Probst and Jeff Holland have been to more than 100 of ...

The Metallica “M72 World Tour,” which comes in support of the band’s latest album, “72 Seasons” from 2023, is scheduled to make seven more stops between now and the end of June, promising “No Repeat ...

BLACKSBURG, Va. (WDBJ) - For Virginia Tech graduates Jeff Holland and George Probst, Metallica isn’t just a band; it’s the soundtrack to a decades-long friendship. The two first crossed paths in the ...

Metallica made sure to honor Black Sabbath at Back to the Beginning. At Black Sabbath’s highly-anticipated goodbye show, which featured performances from a multitude of bands, Metallica opted to play ...

GOODVIEW, Va. (WDBJ/Gray News) - A Virginia family credits a concert put on by the rock band Metallica for saving them when a driver slammed into their home, plowing straight into their living room.