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Metallica's WorldWired Tour will return to the UK for two outdoor gigs at Manchester’s Etihad Stadium and London’s Twickenham Stadium. The new dates are Metallica’s first in the UK since September 2017 to May 2018 indoor run that broke attendance records in 29 venues across the continent. Special guests Ghost and Bokassa will provide support on all dates.
Formed in Los Angeles in 1981, Metallica's early albums were uncompromising thrash-metal releases like 1983's Kill Em All, Ride the Lightning and the classic Master of Puppets. Tragedy struck the band in 1986, when bass player Cliff Burton was killed in a bus crash while the band was on tour. Jason Newstead was brought in to replace him and he remained until 2001.
During this period, Metallica's output mellowed slightly as they crossed over to become one of the biggest bands in the world after the release of their self-titled fifth album (known as the black album because of its cover.)
Their 2003 album St. Anger was hailed by many as a blistering return to form, along with triumphant festival appearances like 2004’s Download Festival.
In 2008 Metallica released the album Death Magnetic, which topped the charts in the US and followed suit in many countries around the world. In 2009 the band was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Metallica’s latest studio album is 2016’s Hardwired... to Self-Destruct.
Over the years, they’ve released 10 studio albums as well as four live albums, five EPs and 37 singles. Metallica has also racked up numerous awards including nine Grammys. Today they are ranked among the most commercially successful bands of all time.
Last updated: January, 2019
Setlists
Acoustic
- 1.Low Man's Lyric (also with Henry Salvia; first performance since September 13, 1998)
- 2.Helpless (Diamond Head cover) (first performance since April 7, 2018, first acoustic performance since May 7, 1998)
- 3.Away From Home (Bachman–Turner Overdrive cover) (also with Avi Vinocur; live debut)
- 4.If Darkness Had a Son (also with Avi Vinocur and Henry Salvia; live debut of acoustic rendition)
- 5.Nothing Else Matters (also with Avi Vinocur and Henry Salvia)
Electric
- 6.Orion
- 7.The Shortest Straw
- 8.Until It Sleeps
- 9.Screaming Suicide
- 10.The Unforgiven II (first performance since September 16, 2015)
- 11.Fuel (also with Henry Salvia; new arrangement)
- 12.Hit the Lights
- 13.Master of Puppets
- -It's a Long Way to the Top (If You Wanna Rock 'n' Roll) (AC/DC cover)
- -The Ecstasy of Gold (Ennio Morricone cover)
- 1.Whiplash
- 2.For Whom the Bell Tolls
- 3.Cyanide
- 4.The Memory Remains
- 5.Lux Æterna
- 6.Too Far Gone?
- 7.Kirk and Rob Doodle (Conjunto Africa's "Los Luchadores")
- 8.Fade to Black
- 9.You Must Burn!
- 10.The Call of Ktulu
- 11.The Unforgiven
- 12.Whiskey in the Jar ([traditional] cover) (preceded by Lars and Rob “The Outlaw Torn” jam)
- 13.Battery
- 14.Moth Into Flame
- 15.One
- 16.Enter Sandman
- 1.Harvester of Sorrow
- 2.Lux Æterna
- 3.King Nothing
- 4.Orion
- 5.Fuel
- 6.For Whom the Bell Tolls
International TV Promo Shoot
- 1.Sad but True
- 2.72 Seasons (live debut)
- 3.Lux Æterna
The Amsterdam Sessions (Amazon Music Presents)
- 4.If Darkness Had a Son
- 5.Lux Æterna
- 6.Nothing Else Matters
- 7.Master of Puppets
- 1.Holier Than Thou (aired on April 11th)
- 2.Lux Æterna (aired on April 10th)
- 3.If Darkness Had a Son (live debut, shortened)
- 4.If Darkness Had a Son (aired on April 13th, second take after tech issue)
- 5.Master of Puppets (aired on April 12th)
