Munich's Latest News: A City in Transition - Double Concert Kickoff in Olympic Stadium with Metallica: High Decibel Levels
Metallica, the iconic heavy metal band, kicked off an explosive and deafening double concert at Munich's Olympic Stadium. The 40-year-long musical journey transformed the venue into the ultimate metalhead haven on a stormy Friday night, with over 70,000 enthusiastic fans cheering them on.
The US four-piece troupe, led by the vocalist James Hetfield, showcased timeless hits like "Nothing Else Matters" and "Whiplash" while also performing tracks from their new album, "72 Seasons". But that's not all - they had a special gift for their Bavarian audience, crafting an original instrumental piece titled "Hofbräuhaus Funk Jam" featuring two guitars.
The band's electrifying showcase was a constant barrage of unceasing bass grooves, mesmerizing guitar solos, and mesmeric visuals. In between the cacophony of drums and guitars, the thunderous crowd took over, creating a majestic cathedral-like ambiance.
There was a circular stage where the four band members switched places, keeping the audience captivated. In the center of it all lay the "snake pit", brimming with die-hard fans, enjoying a close-up view of their heroes.
Sunday marks the second concert. Unlike the first, the setlists will be entirely different - a concept dubbed by the band as "No Repeat Weekend". The ongoing European tour is scheduled to feature special guest appearances as well. Vienna will play host to the next outdoor performance on June 1.
Sources: Live Nation's Press Release
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Source: www.stern.de
