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Watch Pro-Shot Video of Metallica Performing “Sad But True” from the M72 World Tour

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Metallica kicked off the North American leg of the 2023 M72 World Tour on Friday, August 4th at MetLife Stadium! The band played selections from their recent album 72 Seasons (Blackened Recordings) deep cuts, and hits. The band will continue their tour this weekend with their rescheduled show in Glendale, Arizona in including an extended pop-up shop from their M72 Takeover Weekend! Read our review of the kickoff night of the tour here. Watch a pro-shot video of the band performing “Sad But True” live!

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Metallica’s “M72 World Tour Live From Arlington, TX – A Two Night Event” Starts Tonight on Week 3 of the M72 Tour From Texas At&T Stadium

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Metallica and Trafalgar Releasing have revealed a brand-new event trailer for the upcoming Metallica: M72 World Tour Live From Arlington, TX – A Two Night Event, featuring footage captured throughout the band’s European tour stops this summer. The live Broadcast takes place tonight August 18 & Sund August 20th to U.S., Canada, Mexico & Select Central And South American Countries At 9:15 P.M. Edt / 6:15 P.M. Pdt With Encore Screenings On August 19 & 21. Check out our recent coverage of the Tour at Download Festival and on night one of the tour. 

Watch the trailer and get tickets for this weekend before they sell out! 

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CONCERT REVIEW: Metallica – Pantera – Mammoth WVH – Prong Live at MetLife Stadium

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The Metallica Family descended on New Jersey from all around the world for the kickoff date of the 2024 North American tour of Metallica’s M72 tour. On the back of the excellent 72 Seasons album released this spring on Blackened Recordings (read our review here). Reports from the European tour were high, especially their impressive turn at Download Festival. The two shows, per city, no repeats in the setlist is matched only in its ambition by the incredible in-the-round staging and all weekend-long Metallica Takeover events, including pop-shops, a Metallica film festival, side concerts with Metallica-related bands, a Ross Halfin photo book Q & A book signing and more. 

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Metallica Shares The Lyric Video for “Too Far Gone?” – “72 Seasons” Lands at Number Two on The Billboard Charts

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Metallica recently released their new album 72 Seasons, which landed at #1 on the UK charts and now, #2 in the US, according to Billboard. read our reviews here and here. 72 Seasons released on Blackened Recordings on April 14th, 2023! Metallica kicks off their two-year world tour this week, in Amsterdam. You can watch their new lyric video in multiple languages for “Too Far Gone?”

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Metallica Shares a New Music Video “Crown of Barbed Wire” – New Album Out Now

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Metallica has released a new music video for “Crown of Barbed Wire” from their brand new album, 72 Seasons – out now via Blackened Recordings. Read our review here and watch our quick video review here! Released on their own label Blackened Recordings, 72 Seasons dropped on April 14th, 2023! Watch the new video now!

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Metallica Shares a New Music Video Too Far Gone – New Album Out Now

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Metallica has released a few new music videos from their brand new album, 72 Seasons – out now via Blackened Recordings. Read our review here and watch our quick video review here! Released on their own label Blackened Recordings, 72 Seasons dropped on April 14th, 2023! Watch the new videos now!

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ALBUM REVIEW: Metallica – 72 Seasons

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And so the Metallica riff machine rolls on! forty years after their debut album Kill Em All (1983) laid the blueprint for the Thrash Metal genre, they return with record number … well that’s kind of up for debate depending on how you view their discography, and whether you count live albums, covers album and erm collaborations. But 72 Seasons (Blackened Recordings Inc) is here, their latest artistic statement four decades into a career that has seen them rise from the US West Coast underground, to become the most successful Heavy Metal band of all time. Continue reading →