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*Band member participation will vary by show and is not announced prior to the event. Only one meet & greet per weekend package purchased
**Only one backstage tour per weekend package purchased
***Per weekend package purchased
Metallica was formed by drummer Lars Ulrich and singer/guitarist James Hetfield in Los Angeles in 1981; since then, their astonishing career milestones include winning eight Grammys and selling over 125 million albums worldwide, including the critically-acclaimed Master of Puppets (1986), often cited as one of the most important metal albums in history. They are also one of the most popular and commercially successful touring acts in history — according to Pollstar, as of 2019 Metallica had sold over 22 million tickets and grossed $1.4 billion in touring since 1982. Metallica’s fifth studio album, Metallica (1991), famously known as The Black Album, has sold more than 30 million copies worldwide and features some of the band’s biggest hits: “Nothing Else Matters,” “The Unforgiven” and “Enter Sandman.” On six consecutive genre-defining studio albums (from 1991’s Metallica through 2016’s Hardwired… to Self-Destruct), Metallica has consistently debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200. In support of their 2023 album 72 Seasons, Metallica’s M72 World Tour will see the band playing two nights in every city they visit throughout 2023-24.
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Metallica head out on the 2024 North American leg of the M72 World Tour in August. After kicking off at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts, the tour will cover much of North America through September.
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The North American leg of Metallica’s M72 World Tour begins on August 2 at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts.
The M72 World Tour will take Metallica across North America in the following cities:
Fans will have the opportunity to purchase five VIP package options for the M72 World Tour. VIP packages include perks such as:
*Band member participation will vary by show and is not announced prior to the event. Only one meet & greet per weekend package purchased
**Only one backstage tour per weekend package purchased
Special guests on Metallica’s M72 World Tour include Pantera, Mammoth WVH, Five Finger Death Punch and Ice Nine Kills on select North American dates.
Tickets for Metallica’s M72 World Tour are on sale now in all markets. Standard Tickets, including single and 2-day tickets, are still available for many dates.
A recent Metallica setlist can be viewed on Ticketmaster.
To experience a two night show (for the first time) with completely two different playlists was remarkable. The excitement for the first night with some of my favorites (Master of Puppets, Fuel) could not be quashed, but to then have the anticipation for night two just welled up with my newly purchased concert T ready to go. To spend the weekend around this Metallica lifestyle was well worth the trip!!
Friday night was great. The crowd, vibe, bands, showmanship. Sunday night was terrible. I have never seen so many people kicked out of a show in the more than 200 concerts I have been to in my life. I was assaulted three times just trying to get back to my spot after using the bathroom and it was between opening acts. So it was not the venue or the musicians, but our fellow concert goers that truly garbaged so much of the experience. If I were allowed to vulgar here I would definitely label them far worse than ignorant, thug-like jerks.
I have had the privilege to see Metallica 10 times, each show was better and better, this particular show, had all my fav bands! I have never seen Pantera or mammoth, this was a awesome lineup, wish I would of had the money to be up close and personal, we had section 400 still had great view! Thanks for putting on a great show, more memories to talk about!!
3rd time seeing Metallica. 1998 in Cincinnati, 2019 in Cincinnati where they set an attendance Record at Heritage Bank Arena, and this time we drove to St Louis. We got the Frantic Early Entry package. Waited in line outside from 9am. Worth every second of the wait. Even got to shake the hand of Lars! Perfect set. Perfect show. Truly the best metal act out there.
Having two nights of Metallica made the likelihood of my favorites being played and they didn’t disappoint. Only a couple other songs that I would’ve liked to hear and they don’t play that often which didn’t really phase me but they played everything else I wanted to hear especially No Leaf Clover and Memory Remains. The intensity of all the songs from Creeping Death, Harvester of Sorrow, and when Ride the Lightning kicked in was so amazing. Everything was spot on and the show is amazing, only wish I could’ve met some of the guys and the book signing didn’t sell out to quick haha but they were interactive and great.
I absolutely loved Metallica. I watched both shows Friday and Sunday. The mix of songs was perfect. The opening songs got the crowd rockin. The stage was great, they could play to the whole crowd. The lights, fire and giants flat screens made it look awesome. And most of all they sounded excellent. Great great job Metallica.
What can I say? It was Metallica! I've seen them 5 times over the years and this was probably one of my favorite concerts. We only went for the Sunday show, but it was an excellent mix of old and new songs. They opened with Whiplash and gave an amazing performance of Blackened!
Metallica proves why they are the greatest metal band of all time. Both nights were packed with some of their greatest hits, in addition to new singles from 72 Seasons. The sound quality was impeccable. The atmosphere electric. It was a once of a lifetime experience; and one I could enjoy twice in one weekend.
Metallica and friends put on a killer show. Both nights! Can't wait till they come back!!
Metallica never disappoints. I also walked away a fan of Ice Nine Death. Had an amazing time.
Nothing is going to top this for years. As good as ever at 60 years old... Legends playing a legendary show
Concert was amazing! Heard almost every song I loved! Metallica can still rock like the best of them!!!!!
Night 1 I arrived late missing most of mammoth but he sounded good. The crowd went crazy for Pantera letting Metallica build off of that energy as they went, but it was a slow build after coming off the high energy of Pantera. Night 2 Ice Nine Kills was an interesting theatrical event with good vocals but he said St Louis 14 times in the hour without much crowd response. FFDP had the crowd going nuts and even had some fun crowd interaction. Metallica had a better set list this night and was high energy the whole time they were on stage My only complaint was metallic taking at least another hour and a half to get on stage after the second band but would only give the the opening acts an hour. The crowd got bored the second night during the wait for metallic and made fireflies with our phones I hope they change up which songs they play at each city to make it a unique experience.
Amazing show. Guys rocked as only Metallica can. Venue was nice. Easy entrance and exit and concessions were well run.
Seeing Metallica twice in one weekend was bad ass! The show, sound system and fans were all awesome! I hope Metallica will do it again in the future!
The whole weekend was great! Pantera sounded amazing, and yes I have seen them in the true lineup. This was by far the BEST I've heard Metallica in a very long time. They played something from each era.
I had wanted to see Metallica since 84 but never could make it, so this was my last bucket list concert. It was AMAZING!!!
Maybe the second best show ever. Led Zeppelin 1975 at Madison Square Garden "REmains The Same"as my all time best.
Metallica was in top form. Phenomenal show!! The sound was excellent too
A great show, both nights the band were on and sounded fantastic. A great selection of songs and the 72 Seasons material sounded awesome live. Only complaint was the in the round stage left a lot to be desired, the Death Magnetic stage in the round was much better.
