Metallica’s ‘M72 World Tour’ offers 2025 concerts in Nashville, Columbus, and more
Metallica extended their “M72 World Tour” with Pantera, Limp Bizkit, Ice Nine Kills, and Suicidal Tendencies to include 2025 North American dates in Vegas, Toronto, Nashville, Columbus, and more next spring and summer.
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Promoting their recent release, “72 Seasons” from April of 2023, Metallica’s “M72 World Tour” began less than two weeks after the album drop. The massive global route has since been extended into a third year, with the 2025 North American tour opening on Saturday, April 12 at Sick New World Festival in Las Vegas. The nine-time Grammy-winning metal band then goes on to perform 20 more times by Sunday, June 29, visiting venues in Toronto, Nashville, Columbus, Atlanta, Houston, and more before closing out at Empower Field At Mile High in Denver.
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Concert schedule:
Sat, Apr 12 — Sick New World Festival at Las Vegas Festival Grounds; Las Vegas, NV
Sat, Apr 19 — JMA Wireless Dome; Syracuse, NY
Thurs, Apr 24 — Rogers Centre; Toronto, ON
Sat, Apr 26 — Rogers Centre; Toronto, ON
Thurs, May 1 — Nissan Stadium; Nashville, TN
Sat, May 3 — Nissan Stadium; Nashville, TN
Wed, May 7 — Lane Stadium; Blacksburg, VA
Fri, May 9 — Sonic Temple Festival at Historic Crew Stadium; Columbus, OH
Sun, May 11 — Sonic Temple Festival at Historic Crew Stadium; Columbus, OH
Fri, May 23 — Lincoln Financial Field; Philadelphia, PA
Sun, May 25 — Lincoln Financial Field; Philadelphia, PA
Wed, May 28 — Northwest Stadium; Landover, MD
Sat, May 31 — Bank Of America Stadium; Charlotte, NC
Tues, Jun 3 — Mercedes-Benz Stadium; Atlanta, GA
Fri, Jun 6 — Raymond James Stadium; Tampa, FL
Sun, Jun 8 — Raymond James Stadium; Tampa, FL
Sat, Jun 14 — NRG Stadium; Houston, TX
Fri, Jun 20 — Levi’s Stadium; Santa Clara, CA
Sun, Jun 22 — Levi’s Stadium; Santa Clara, CA
Fri, Jun 27 — Empower Field At Mile High; Denver, CO
Sun, Jun 29 — Empower Field At Mile High; Denver, CO