Metallica returned to the stage on Sunday night for a performance of their classic 1991 song “Enter Sandman” for the Late ShowSuper Bowl special. Filmed in the band’s warehouse, the video features equipment and speakers from the entire career.
Despite being attacked by Covid-19 in 2020, Metallica had a very busy year. The performance follows a live broadcast of the Helping Hands Concert & Auction charity late last year, during which Metallica played acoustic performances of “Blackened” and “Now That Are Dead” as well as “Nothing Else Matters”, “The Unforgiven, ”And an“ Everything within my hands. ”They also performed the National Anthem at a San Francisco Giants game in September, launched a newly filmed concert that they showed in drive-in cinemas and abandoned their S & M2 album.
The band is currently working on an album following 2016 Connected … for self-destruction and, as Lars Ulrich said Rolling Stone, they are looking forward to returning to the real stage. “We started this journey 38, 39 years ago and haven’t done a live show in 16 months?” he said in late 2020. “This is definitely the longest [gap] and I can’t wait to get out there and play and get sweaty and get beaten up and connect with the other three guys and connect with the audience again. “