METALLICA: Official Video Footage Of Gothenburg Concert

August 30, 2015

METALLICA played the biggest-ever hard rock concert in Sweden on August 22 in front of over 63,000 screaming fans at Ullevi Stadium in Gothenburg.

Official fly-on-the-wall footage of the show can be seen below. The 13-minute clip, which was shot by a MetOnTour reporter, includes drummer Lars Ulrich in the meet-and-greet, pre-show tuning-room footage, and "Battery" from the show.

The band's setlist was as follows:

01. Fuel
02. For Whom The Bell Tolls
03. Battery
04. King Nothing
05. Disposable Heroes
06. The Day That Never Comes
07. The Memory Remains
08. The Unforgiven
09. Sad But True
10. Turn The Page
11. The Frayed Ends of Sanity
12. One
13. Master Of Puppets
14. Fade To Black
15. Seek And Destroy

Encore:

16. Whiskey In The Jar
17. Nothing Else Matters
18. Enter Sandman

METALLICA currently has seven dates on its calendar between now and mid-September, including two shows in Quebec City, Canada and an appearance at the Rock In Rio festival.

The band has reportedly been working on its tenth studio album, which will follow up 2008's "Death Magnetic".

METALLICA has made available for purchase a limited-edition box set containing 50 CDs that chronicle the band's tours of Australia and New Zealand in 2010 and 2013. The set features recordings of 62 different METALLICA originals and covers from 25 different shows, each on two discs, and retails for a hefty $395.

Despite insisting that work has been proceeding on a new CD, METALLICA has spent a lot of time outside the studio in the last year, with activities that included a string of European all-request shows last summer, a week-long residency on "The Late Show With Craig Ferguson", and a Rock In Rio USA stint.

METALLICA has not revealed when it plans to begin recording or tentatively release the new album.

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