Joe Manganiello had a great night at a Metallica concert on Sunday!
The 46-year-old True Blood actor attended the heavy metal band’s show at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles.
He reportedly looked upbeat and hung out in the VIP section with a group of guys that included his celebrity trainer pal, Ron Mathews.
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Metallica is currently traveling around the world on their M72 World Tour and the set list keeps changing every night, but we have an idea of what you can expect.
Every city has two shows and each night features a completely different set list. The set lists keep changing each time, but we have some sample lists from recent tour stops.
The band is touring to support their eleventh studio album, 72 Seasons. The tour kicked off back in April 2023 and the band will be playing shows sporadically throughout the next 13 months.
Metallica has already played shows in New Jersey, Canada, and Texas. Next up is two shows in Los Angeles followed by two shows in Arizona!
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There are music superstars, and then there are true icons.
Throughout the years, a handful of albums from legends past and present have gone on to do more than just top the Billboard charts or set sales records: they’ve become the best-selling albums, ever.
While some of the records on this list are from recent years, most of the albums that have notched the most impressive sales figures date back to decades ago, and remain extremely influential in music to this day.
We’ve rounded up the best-selling albums of all time – in the world, not just one country – and put them in ranking according to sales.
Find out which albums are the best-selling of all time…
Metallica is putting a heavy metal spin on “The Star Spangled Banner”!
James Hetfield and Kirk Hammett performed their cover of the United States National Anthem on Wednesday night (June 5) at ORACLE Arena in Oakland, Calif.
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The 55-year-old and 56-year-old band members performed just before the Warriors and Raptors faced off on the court.
Fun fact: no player was born when Metallica released their debut album, Kill ‘Em All, in 1983.
Watch their performance!
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Brad Pitt is dapper as he hits to the stage to speak during I Am The Highway: A Tribute To Chris Cornell held at The Forum on Wednesday (January 16) in Inglewood, Calif.
The 55-year-old actor was joined by Jimmy Kimmel, Josh Brolin, Courteney Cox, Kaley Cuoco, Adam Levine, Jeremy Renner, Rita Wilson and her husband Tom Hanks, James Hetfield of Metallica, Jack Black, Miguel and Nikka Costa at the all-star tribute concert to the Soundgarden member, which featured 42 distinct performances and a multitude of surprises guests, making for an unforgettable evening spanning nearly five hours in length.
Other guests and special performers included (not pictured) were Miley Cyrus, Taylor Momsen, Dave Grohl, Audioslave, Black Sabbath’s Geezer Butler, Ryan Adams, Alice in Chains‘ William DuVall, Fiona Apple, and Brandi Carlile.
Chris‘ wife Vicky, as well as their children – Christopher Nicholas Cornell and Toni Cornell – also were in attendance and made their way on stage for special tributes.
Metallica‘s Lars Ulrich has broken his silence about his bandmate James Hetfield‘s microphone not working during their 2017 Grammy Awards performance with Lady Gaga!
“In the heat of that moment, it’s very difficult when you’re aware of the fact that something’s not functioning, [but] you don’t know where in the chain of possible mishaps [it could be]. You don’t know where that’s going on, so you really don’t have a choice other than to just keep battling on,” the 53-year-old co-founder and drummer said while speaking with Entertainment Weekly on Tuesday morning (February 14).
“It’s live television,” Lars added. “A couple of people where like, ‘Why didn’t you stop the song?’ We didn’t know there was a problem… you have no choice but to carry on. The ensuing chaos and energy and complete over-the-top excitement, it was absolutely awesome.”
“It was totally energetic and crazy,” Lars continued. “It was just energy and excitement and nuttiness, so her [Gaga] being right in my face just added to the whole exhilarating energy that was happening for those few minutes. I haven’t seen it yet, but I’ve gotten 700 texts from people just saying the chaos and tornado-like energy of it really translated well on TV.”
Listen to the full interview below…
