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METALLICA's Concert In Peru Could Become Biggest In Country's History

November 13, 2009

According to LivingInPeru.com, the organizers of METALLICA's January 19, 2010 concert in Lima, Peru are hoping for a turnout of 50,000 people or more at the Universidad Mayor de San Marcos Stadium.

Businessman Koki Fernandez, who is promoting the show, told the press that this stadium has the capacity to accommodate a huge crowd of fans. "METALLICA can't perform to less than 40,000, so that's why we considered this stage which meets all the security requirements," he said.

If ticket sales meet the organizer's expectations, METALLICA's appearance in Peru could turn out to be the most massive concert in Peruvian history.

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