Metallica have announced that they will be performing at seven music festivals in Europe next summer. Events for 2021 are not taking place due to the current pandemic restrictions.
The legendary band will begin the run on June 15th at the Copenhell in Copenhagen, and will perform at Pinkpop, Firenze Rocks, Prague Rocks, Rock Werchter, Mad Cool and will wrap up at NOS Alive.
They had the following to say, "We have waited far too long to say these words - we're getting back out there and are finally announcing our return to Europe in 2022!
"Needless to say, we cannot wait to see all of you once again as our European 'TALLICA Family will finally have a chance to reunite in June and July of next year.
"We can't wait to once again take the stage as part of the time-honored tradition of summer music festivals and we're excited to see some of our friends, both new and old, at Copenhell, Pinkpop, Firenze Rocks, Prague Rocks, Rock Werchter, Mad Cool, and NOS Alive.
"Dates are listed below, and Fifth Members should be sure to check all the details in the Club News Story to find out when special pre-sales will be held. A few of the festivals are already on sale and we're happy to join their party... info about when and where you can grab tickets is listed next to each show.
"Stay tuned - we'll be back soon to keep adding to this list. We hope you, your family, and your friends are safe and in good health, and ready to go next level, next summer!" See the schedule below:
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