Legendary speed metal band Metallica has announced an Australian leg for its record-breaking M72 World Tour, with the act set to land Down Under in November 2025. The six-date run, which also includes ...

It is referred to in the Thom Zimny-directed Road Diary: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, the concert documentary that premieres on Hulu Friday. In an interlude when the musicians in the now ...

Their exits mean only lead singer Tim Lambesis remains in the band. Departing members Ryan Neff, Ken Susi, and Nick Pierce all joined the band in 2022, hoping to bring a fresh start to the group ...

James Hetfield, Kirk Hammett, Lars Ulrich, and Robert Trujillo can’t stop. A little over a month ago, Metallica announced 2025 ‘M72 Tour’ dates, which means they will be taking their show on ...

is in support of their 11th studio record 72 Seasons which claimed the No.1 spot on all of the charts when it was released as the band returned to the road. Hetfield up close with the Metallica ...

For the first time in over a decade... It’s been 12 years since US metal band Metallica performed in Australia, and now, fans have the chance to see them in concert as they finally return to Aussie ...

Rock band Metallica will bring their M72 world tour to New Zealand in November 2025. The show at Auckland's Eden Park promises a whole bunch of experiences including access to a meet and greet, ...

To coincide with Metallica’s newly-announced Australian tour next year, a number of huge local brands have jumped in on the action. With the metal icons set to hit the country in November 2025 ...

Metallica last performed in New Zealand in October 2010, playing Auckland’s Vector Arena (now known as Spark Arena) and Christchurch’s Canterbury Arena - the band’s first time in the city.

A Decade in the Making It’s been a long road to Metallica’s return. From their explosive performances at Soundwave in 2013 to the 2019 cancelled tour. Australian and New Zealand fans have been ...

The shows will feature Metallica‘s signature Snake Pit stage, a central feature of their performances that brings fans closer to the band in a way that has become synonymous with their live shows.