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Metallica played their first show of 2016 last night, headlining CBS Radio’s The Night Before event live for AT&T Park. You can watch the entire concert at this link or below:
https://youtu.be/NYCq51wIR9g
Dubbing the show “To Heavy For Halftime”, the concert was the warm up to Super Bowl 50, played at the bands hometown stadium in San Francisco Sunday night.In addition to the sold-out crowd of 41,195, the event live streamed so that hundred’s of thousands of fans around the world could watch the show at either Metallica’s website or on YouTube. Cage The Elephant was the opening act. The band played a mainly old-school set drawing heavily from the 80s, and Load and Reload from the mid-90s, with nothing from an album past the year 1999. At the end of the concert drummer Lars Ulrich promised the band would see you real soon with a new album in 2016. Earlier in the night frontman James Hetfield claimed the album was “almost done”. Metallica’s last album release was 2009’s Death Magnetic.
Set list:
Intro (The Ecstasy Of Gold)
Creeping Death
For Whom The Bell Tolls
Fuel
King Nothing
Ride The Lightening
Kirk Guitar solo 1 (Bleeding Me into)
The Unforgiven
The Memory Remains
Welcome Home (Sanitarium)
Sad But True
Robert Bass Solo
Wherever I May Roam
One
Master of Puppets
Battery
Jam/Kirk solo 2 (w/ Hero Of The Day into)
Fade To Black
Seek And Destroy
Encore:
Whiskey In The Jar (Thin Lizzy cover)
Nothing Else Matters
Enter Sandman
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