The title track to the group’s second record was part of a 16-song set that saw the group deliver tunes from 10 albums during the second of two concerts in the Canadian city.
Produced by Flemming Rasmussen, the project included instant classics like “Creeping Death”, “For Whom The Bell Tolls” and “Fade To Black.”
Metallica recently postponed a September 3 concert in Phoenix, AZ after frontman James Hetfield tested positive for COVID.
“We’re very sorry to report that tomorrow’s scheduled M72 date at State Farm Stadium has been postponed to Saturday, September 9, 2023, as, unfortunately, COVID has caught up with James,” shared the band on social media the day before the scheduled event. “We’re extremely disappointed and regret any inconvenience this has caused you; we look forward to returning to complete the M72 No Repeat Weekend in Glendale next Saturday.
“All tickets for September 3 will be honored at the September 9 show. For more information, including refund details, if you cannot join next weekend, please visit http://SeatGeek.com. Keep your eyes on https://Metallica.com and our socials for additional details and updates.”
The Sunday event was scheduled to follow a September 1 performance at the venue as part of the band’s "No Repeat Weekend" series on the M72 world tour in support of “72 Seasons”, which sees Metallica deliver two completely different setlists with in the same city on each stop of the trek.
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