Metalsucks — Includes members of Metallica, All That Remains, Suicide Silence, and more. The post If Famous Metal Musicians Had Tinder Profiles appeared first on MetalSucks. more info

Indie Music News — On May 10, 1996 Finnish Rockers, APOCALYPTICA, released their epic debut PLAYS METALLICA BY FOUR CELLOS.  The instrumental cello-driven rock opus changed the landscape of heavy music for years to come.  To celebrate the 20th … Read More more info

Metalsucks — Tickets for some shows were priced as high as £2,000 on scalper sites just minutes after going on sale. The post Metallica Fans Upset Over Insane Ticket Scalping Prices on Upcoming European Tour appeared first on MetalSucks. more info

Metal Injection — "This last [album], I feel they've kinda come back into stride and there's something of substance here." The post Jason Newsted Says METALLICA's New Album Sees The Band Come "Back Into Stride" appeared first on Metal Injection. more info

Metal Injection — James also tells Lars to fuck off at the start, but politely. The post METALLICA Shows You The Writing Process Behind "Halo On Fire" appeared first on Metal Injection. more info

Chorus.fm — Ed Sheeran is once again at the top of the charts this week: A step below Sheeran on the new Billboard 200 is Metallica’s Hardwired… To Self-Destruct, which holds at No. 2 with 102,000 units (up 25 percent) and 100,000 in traditional album sales ... more info

Metalsucks — Ladies, try not to melt. The post Little Kid Nails Metallica’s “Nothing Else Matters,” Announces Himself as a Future Lothario appeared first on MetalSucks. more info

Metal Injection — Holy shit. The post This Little Kid Offers Moving Rendition of METALLICA's "Nothing Else Matters" appeared first on Metal Injection. more info

Metal Injection — Oh, and he sampled Metallica's "Sad But True" for the snare for the whole record. The post DEVIN TOWNSEND Says Antonio Banderas Delayed Ocean Machine's Recording appeared first on Metal Injection. more info

Chicago Sun-Times, IL — In its prime in 1989, the Wisconsin amphitheater hosted some of the world's biggest acts: the Rolling Stones, the Who, the Grateful Dead and Metallica more info