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METALLICA To Play 'At Least Five' New Songs On Upcoming Tour

October 8, 2008

Gary Graff of Billboard.com reports: METALLICA drummer Lars Ulrich promises that fans will hear "a lot of new songs" from "Death Magnetic" on the group's upcoming tour, which begins production rehearsals Monday in San Francisco and kicks off October 21 in Glendale, Ariz.

"These new songs are a lot of fun to play," Ulrich tells Billboard.com. "Traditionally I think we've been a little conservative when we've started off with two songs, three songs (from the new album). We're going to hit the ground running here. We're probably gonna learn all of them and play, I hope, at least five a night and probably rotate 'em so we get a lot of new songs in. That's one thing I'm definite about."

Read the entire report from Billboard.com.

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