Metallica to Rock Las Vegas with Sphere Residency Announcement
Metallica has officially announced a residency at the innovative Sphere venue in Las Vegas, set to begin on October 1 and 3, 2024. This residency will consist of several performances, including additional shows on October 15, 17, 22, 24, 29, and 31. The band brings its unique “No Repeat Weekends” concept, allowing fans attending both Thursday and Saturday shows to experience different songs each night.
Details of the Residency
The announcement marks the culmination of months of speculation surrounding Metallica’s plans for a Sphere residency. Drummer Lars Ulrich previously expressed enthusiasm about the opportunity, stating, “I would fking love to do it.” The band is prepared to deliver an unparalleled live experience.
Set List and Technology
Metallica’s set list, titled “Life Burns Faster,” will include tracks from their extensive catalog. The residency promises to enhance listeners’ experiences through the Sphere’s advanced technology. This includes:
- The highest-resolution LED display that wraps around the audience.
- Immersive audio delivering unparalleled clarity and precision.
- Multi-sensory 4D technology for a unique experience each night.
The band is eager to engage with fans in a revolutionary way, stating, “We can’t wait to see you there!”
Ticket Sales and Presales
Tickets for both two-night and single-night packages will go on sale on March 6, 2024, at 1:00 PM EST. Several presales will occur leading up to the public sale:
- Fan Club Presale begins on March 2.
- Ticketmaster Artist Presale starts on March 3.
Fans can also access various travel packages and enhanced experiences, which may include opportunities for Meet & Greet, photo opportunities, and special access to the venue. The Sphere residency follows performances by other notable artists like U2, Eagles, and No Doubt.
Excitement for the Residency
With this residency, Metallica aims to reinvent the concert-going experience. They are committed to creating an unforgettable series of shows in Las Vegas. As the announcement suggests, fans should prepare for an exciting journey into a new dimension of live music.