Metallica are a beast. And tonight they proved once again why they are a juggernaut that can't be stopped. They one of those handful of bands that always deliver an incredible show.

Metallica is winding down its long road of touring behind 2008's Death Magnetic later this month in New Zealand. While it's possible that the band could tour even more in 2011, drummer Lars Ulrich says he would like to focus on writing songs again.

Metallica performs at Activision's Call Of Duty: Black Ops release party.

Grammy-Award winning rock gods Metallica tonight will serenade video game geeks at Hangar 8 in an effort to raise $1 million for soldiers returning from combat.

About what one might expect if the biggest band on the planet joined forces with the world?s most popular video game: raucous, decadent fun.

Teenage cancer battler Jed Roberts can?t put in words how he felt when he was given the chance to meet his all time favourite band: Metallica.

Metallica's tour of Australia has been totally going off but according to one of the members of Metallica's road crew who looks after the pyro in the 2-and-a-half years the band have been touring around the world they had not seen a crowd go as crazy as t

?WELCOME to the family.? These simple words spoken by Metallica's main man James Hetfield have come to ring so true of the ethos behind what has made this Californian four-piece possibly the most successful heavy metal band on the planet.

It's been six years since Metallica last graced a stage in Perth and near 30 since their first gig. If the years of touring are beginning to weigh heavy on the shoulders of these Rock Gods they sure didn't show it, but was their performance enough to appe

For the first hour, it's exciting enough just to be in the same room as Metallica. Metal bands don't come bigger than these four men, and since it's been six years between visits, there's electricity in the air.