METALLICA Performs At Denmark's ROSKILDE For First Time In 10 Years; Video, Photos Available

July 7, 2013

METALLICA played its only European show of the summer last night (Saturday, July 6) at Roskilde Festival in Roskilde, Denmark.

The band's setlist was as follows:

01. Blackened
02. For Whom The Bell Tolls
03. Disposable Heroes
04. Harvester Of Sorrow
05. The Day That Never Comes
06. Carpe Diem Baby
07. I Disappear
08. Sad But True
09. Welcome Home (Sanitarium)
10. Orion
11. One
12. Master Of Puppets
13. Battery
14. Nothing Else Matters
15. Enter Sandman

Encore:

16. Fuel
17. Creeping Death
18. Seek & Destroy

Check out fan-filmed video footage below. Photos are available at this location.

It was not in the cards that the undisputed kings of metal were going to Europe at all this summer. But late in the game, the organizers managed to secure a single show with the band that visited Roskilde 10 years ago, teaching the attendees a lesson in thrash metal that made traffic around the festival come to a standstill.

METALLICA played its first Roskilde show in 1986, the year the band's Copenhagen-recorded "Master Of Puppets" album was released.

METALLICA last month headlined the second edition of its Orion Music + More festival, which was held in Detroit on June 8-9. The group headlined the second day while also playing a surprise afternoon set on the first day at which it played its entire 1983 debut disc "Kill 'Em All".

The group has a scattering of festival slots lined up into September, just before its upcoming 3D movie, "Metallica Through the Never", premieres on IMAX screen in North America on September 27.

METALLICA filmed the movie last August, combining live performance footage from three shows in Vancouver with a storyline following a fictional member of their crew, played by actor Dane DeHaan, who's sent on a mission during a concert.

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