Watch Metallica play Enter Sandman acoustically
Watch a clip of Metallica performing acoustic version of Enter Sandman at Neil Young charity show - as Robert Trujillo gets pied on his birthday
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Metallica have released a clip of their acoustic Enter Sandman performance at the weekend.
It was part of their set at Neil Young’s annual Bridge School Benefit concert, which also included a guest appearance from Young himself.
The show also saw bassist Robert Trujillo being pelted with pies to mark his 52nd birthday.
Metallica are gearing up for the release of 10th album Hardwired… To Self-Destruct on November 18. They’ll launch Atlas, Rise!, the third track to appear from the record, on Halloween. A limited-edition seasonal mask goes on sale on October 28, which comes with an access code offering the chance to hear the song 30 minutes before its official release.
Drummer Lars Ulrich reported last week that Lulu, their controversial 2011 album with Lou Reed, had been instrumental in forging the direction of Hardwired… To Self-Destruct.
He said: “We’d do one take of something. We’d make it up as we were going along. There was this completely momentary, impulsive energy. That that kind of acceptance of the moment was something that we had never experienced.
“It definitely gave us a new way to interpret a creative process.”
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Metallica commence a South American tour later this week with further dates to follow from January to April, and more to be announced in due course.
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Metallica tour dates 2016-17 so far
Oct 26: San Juan Coliseo, Puerto Rico
Oct 29: Quito Parque Bicentenario, Ecuador
Nov 01: Bogota Hipodromo de los Andes, Colombia
Nov 03: Guatemala City Estadio Cementos Progreso, Guatemala
Nov 05: San Jose Estadio Nacional, Costa Rica
Jan 11: Seoul Gocheok Sky Dome, South Korea
Jan 20: Hong Kong AsiaWorld-Expo, China
Feb 03: Copenhagen Royal Arena, Denmark
Feb 05: Copenhagen Royal Arena, Denmark
Feb 07: Copenhagen Royal Arena, Denmark
Feb 09: Copenhagen Royal Arena, Denmark
Mar 25-26: Sao Paulo Interlagos Racetrack, Brazil
Mar 31,-Apr 01: Buenos Aires Hippodrome San Isidro, Argentina
Apr 01-02: Santiago Parque O’Higgins, Chile
Metallica: Hardwired… To Self-Destruct tracklist
Disc 1
- Hardwired
- Atlas, Rise!
- Now That We’re Dead
- Moth Into Flame
- Am I Savage?
- Halo On Fire
Disc 2
- Confusion
- Dream No More
- ManUNkind
- Here Comes Revenge
- Murder One
- Spit Out The Bone
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