Metallica Concert Tickets
Metallica concert tickets are very popular with rock and metal fans. In 1981 this band formed and two years later they released their first album, "Kill 'Em All". When this band started they had a different sound than the sounds of disco and hair metal bands that were popular. In 1991 they released their self titled album or otherwise known as The Black Album. That album had a major impact on metal music and changed how bands recorded albums. When you see these metal icons live in concert you can hear songs like Enter Sandman, One, For Whom the Bell Tolls and Fade to Black. Get your tickets today!
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