METALLICA Throws 'Surprisingly Tame' Party In Melbourne To Mark End Of 'World Magnetic' Tour

November 22, 2010

According to the Herald Sun, METALLICA threw a "surprisingly tame" party for their crew and tour members at the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art in South Melbourne, Australia on Friday night to mark the end of the band's massive two-year "World Magnetic Tour" on Friday night.

METALLICA members Lars Ulrich, James Hetfield, Kirk Hammett and Robert Trujillo wasted no time heading from Sunday night's concert in Melbourne to the airport and clambering aboard a private jet to whisk them off to the U.S.

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