Feb 8, 2021
Consequence of Sound: Metallica Perform “Enter Sandman” on Super Bowl Edition of Colbert: WatchThe metal icons rock out against a backdrop that captured their recent concert history
Metal's biggest band delivered big hit on late night
Band appeared on A Late Show Super Bowl Special
An epic take on the iconic track
Feb 8, 2021
Kerrang!: Watch Metallica tear through Enter Sandman on The Late Show with Stephen ColbertMetallica performed their classic single Enter Sandman during The Late Show’s Super Bowl LV special this weekend.
Feb 8, 2021
GQ: Metallica at the Super Bowl is living proof you’re never too old for a leather jacketThe American super band performed live last night as part of Stephen Colbert’s Super Bowl special and, for us, it was less about the music and more about the garms
Metallica is “Built Ford Tough” and helped provide an epic soundtrack for a new ad for the 2021 F-150 Raptor.
They join a stacked weekend of performances, including The Weeknd's halftime show
Following Sunday’s Super Bowl LV, Metallica will join Stephen Colbert for a performance on The Late Show.
The after-party is sure to be a must-see as well, as The Late Show with Stephen Colbert announced that Metallica would be performing and Robert Downey Jr. and Tiffany Haddish would be appearing in a special A LATE SHOW: Super Bowl Edition following late local news after CBS Sports’ broadcast of Super Bowl LV.
Continuing our series on the artists who had a formative influence on our music writers, Matt Mills recalls how a cataclysmic set at his first ever festival helped him overcome his deepest anxieties
Feb 2, 2021
Deadline: ‘Late Show’s Post-Super Bowl Lineup Set: Robert Downey Jr, Tiffany Haddish, MetallicaRobert Downey Jr., Tiffany Haddish and Metallica are set as guests on A Late Show: Super Bowl Edition, a live special edition of Stephen Colbert’s Late Show.
Jan 29, 2021
Forbes: Nugs.Net Enlists LiveLike To Amp Interactivity As It Moves Concerts Behind Pay WallWhen the live music drought hit, it shifted to presenting primarily free archival shows—some 800 of them including Metallica Mondays, Dinner and a Movie with Phish and Dave Matthews Drive-Ins—on Facebook Live and YouTube.
Jan 29, 2021
The New York Times: What Do Lars Ulrich and A.O. Scott Have in Common? A Lot, It Turns OutThe Metallica musician and our film critic have both spent their careers thinking about the creative process and how it’s received. They compared notes.
A practicing Buddhist monk who does music covers surely counts as one of the plus points of the internet!
“There’s a little bit of movement” with the new Metallica album, says Lars Ulrich, but the band seemingly aren’t finding it especially easy in the pandemic…
Jan 19, 2021
rage: Metallica Special on rageThis Saturday, nothing else matters because we’re celebrating 40 years of Metallica with one hell of a rage special.
Jan 19, 2021
Classic Rock: 40 years of friendship and one Zoom call: Lars Ulrich and Brian Tatler catch upAs Diamond Head celebrate the 40th anniversary of their debut album Lightning To The Nations, guitarist Brian Tatler and long-time fan Lars Ulrich catch up over Zoom
Jan 14, 2021
The Ringer: ‘60 Songs That Explain the ’90s’: “Enter Sandman” Was Metallica’s Triumphant CrossoverThe latest episode of our journey through the music of the 1990s explores the history of heavy metal’s biggest band, with help from Dave Chang
Jan 13, 2021
Guitar World: ESP officially announces Kirk Hammett's new 30th Anniversary Signature KH-3 SpiderESP's latest creation is based on The Ripper's famous KH-3, which he played heavily during Metallica's Black Album tour
Looking back on the milestones of metal.
Metallica are unquestionably a musical behemoth.
Jan 12, 2021
Metal Hammer: The Top 10 best Kirk Hammett solosThe guitar solos that helped build the Metallica legend
Jan 10, 2021
Variety: Marsha Zazula, Co-Founder of Metallica’s Early Label, Megaforce Records, Dies at 68“The world of music owes a debt of gratitude to Marsha Zazula, who along with her husband Jon gave birth to some of the most musically significant artists,” the label said in a statement.