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METALLICA: Video Footage From Fan Meet-And-Greet Sessions Posted Online

June 6, 2008

Video footage from several METALLICA fan meet-and-greet sessions which took place late last month on the band's current European tour can be viewed below (courtesy of Metallica.com).

Reporters from a number of UK-based heavy rock magazines were given a preview of six tracks from the upcoming METALLICA album on Wednesday (June 4) in London.

Drummer Lars Ulrich recently stated that the yet-to-be-titled disc was a modern variation on the band's older style. "The stuff is definitely pretty all over the place," he said. "There's a lot of variation, a lot of, you know, fast, slow, melodic, kind of hardcore, nutty super-fast speed stuff. It's a little more like, you know, some of the earlier records were a little more dynamic within the songs. It feels like it's kind of a lot of that stuff."

The album is due out in September, with the title expected to be announced soon through the new Mission: Metallica web site.

The group will play Tennessee's Bonnaroo festival on Friday, June 13, and the one-day Ozzfest in Dallas on August 9, with a full North American tour in the works for the fall.

May 28, 2008 - Chorzow, Poland:

May 30, 2008 - Landgraaf, Netherlands (Pinkpop festival):

May 31, 2008 - Getafe, Spain (Electric Weekend festival):

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