Thrash pioneers to play songs from '83-'84 era

A portion of the proceeds from this show will be donated in Jonny and Marsha’s name to MusiCares, the Recording Academy’s non-profit division supporting the health and welfare of the music community offering preventive, emergency, and recovery programs to musicians and industry professionals

The metal band will play songs from 1983 and 1984 in honor of Jonny and Marsha Zazula

The 10th edition of the Global Citizen Festival in Central Park — which first served as a fall music celebration on the Great Lawn in 2012 — began with the Jonas Brothers on Saturday night.

Metallica will host The Helping Hands concert and auction on 16 December 2022 at The Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles. The previous show was live-streamed on 14 November 2020 and raised more than $1.8 million.

Metallica are to host their third benefit concert in aid of their own charity All Within My Hands

Metallica have revealed plans for their third ‘Helping Hands’ benefit concert to be held in Los Angeles.

The concert will make its Southern California debut this December.

It takes place later this year

L.A. event to benefit band's All Within My Hands Foundation

Bassist also talks surprise Randy Rhoads meeting, wild Ozzy studio stories, more

Helping Hands Concert & Auction set for December in L.A.

Metallica have been called the “world’s most charitable metal band.”

The mighty Metallica filled PNC Park with fans on Sunday during a sold-out stop on its stadium tour which so far this year has hit only a few select cities in the United States with jaunts in South America and Europe mixed in between.

From Eighties thrash to stadium-filling Nineties anthems, and beyond

On a cloudy but beautiful night, Metallica returned with a vengeance to Pittsburgh headlining a stadium tour show Sunday night at PNC Park in front of a near sellout crowd of almost 50,000.

The London and Los Angeles gigs will also be streamed live globally

Metallica came to Highmark Stadium with Ice Nine Kills and Greta Van Fleet on August 11, 2022

Metallica started the night at PNC Park with one of their oldest songs, pulling the fiery “Whiplash” from their 1983 debut, Kill ‘Em All.

The band that many came from all over to see was of course, Metallica.

The last time Metallica played this stadium, it had a different name and was on July 25, 1992.

Moments that weren’t intense were few and far between, and it was all delivered with a sharp sound mix and five giant screens that brought us all the action up close, with gnarly visual effects.

Metallica didn’t show any signs of slowing down in their visit to Pittsburgh’s PNC Park on Sunday night.

Metallica on Sunday capped off an unprecedented three-concerts-in-four-nights stretch for PNC Park.