London: American heavy metal band Metallica are working on a self-financed 3D concert film. The 3D project is at early stage of production, and is expected to release by summer next year. "There is indeed a 3D project in the very early stages of production! We wish we could tell you more, but we don't have all the finer points nailed down just yet," contactmusic.com quoted the band as saying....
01:38 PM, Jan 10, 2012
Heavy metal band Metallica rocked the I-T city of Bangalore on Saturday night. ...
09:27 AM, Oct 31, 2011
Bangalore: Rock music frenzy swept the sprawling Palace Grounds in this garden city where heavy metal band Metallica gave its first ever live performance in India, putting the fiasco over Friday's cancelled Gurgaon concert behind. Heavy metal fans in India finally got a taste of the four-member American band's performance on Sunday, chanting "Metallica" braving sharp showers that pounded the city for more than an hour in two spells. The...
09:19 PM, Oct 30, 2011
Bangalore: Rock band Metallica's maiden Indian tour started on a dismal note when their concert was cancelled in Delhi but the band is all set to rock Bangalore on Sunday night and the fans are hoping that finally they will see the legends perform live. 20,000 lucky ones who have got tickets for Sunday's gig at the Bangalore Palace Ground are keeping their fingers crossed. Not wanting a repeat of...
06:13 AM, Oct 30, 2011
New Delhi: Friday evening chaos at the much-awaited Metallica concert venue in Gurgaon, after their rock show planned in the run-up to India's first ever Formula 1 Grand Prix was cancelled, provoking a section of over 20,000 fans to vandalise the venue. By Saturday the stage was gone and police launched a probe registering a case of cheating and arresting four employees of event management firm DNA. DCP police south...
08:23 PM, Oct 29, 2011
After the fiasco in Delhi, Bangalore fans voice their doubts as Metallica is slated to perform there on Sunday. ...
07:31 PM, Oct 29, 2011
After the fiasco in Delhi, Bangalore fans voice their doubts as Metallica is slated to perform there on Sunday. ...
07:31 PM, Oct 29, 2011
New Delhi: Lack of management and planning have emerged as the main reasons behind the stampede and vandalism of costly instrument at the concert by American heavy metal band Metallica that was scheduled to be held at the Leisure Valley venue in Gurgaon on Friday. But Friday's chaos has raised several questions about the city's preparedness in hosting big ticket music events. In a city that has seen the flawless...
02:39 PM, Oct 29, 2011
New Delhi: Lack of management and planning have emerged as the main reasons behind the stampede and vandalism of costly instrument at the concert by American heavy metal band Metallica that was scheduled to be held at the Leisure Valley venue in Gurgaon on Friday. But Friday's chaos has raised several questions about the city's preparedness in hosting big ticket music events. In a city that has seen the flawless...
02:39 PM, Oct 29, 2011
Gurgaon: Landing in India to perform two days after Diwali, American heavy metal band Metallica said their music is one of a kind and influenced by goddess Kali. Formed in 1981, the Grammy-winning band - comprising lead guitarist Kirk Hammett, drummer Lars Ulrich, lead vocalist James Hetfield and bassist Robert Trujillo - said that their music is much different from other rock bands. "Our music is very different. It is...
02:21 PM, Oct 29, 2011
Gurgaon: Excited members of American heavy metal band Metallica were looking forward to a "loud and explosive" performance for their Indian fans, just minutes before their gig here Friday was cancelled. The band's members include lead guitarist Kirk Hammett (who joined the band in 1983), bassist Robert Trujillo, James Hetfield and Lars Ulrich. They landed here on Friday. "Our music is head banging, loud and explosive that is exactly we...
12:11 PM, Oct 29, 2011
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I am a disappointed music lover, rather a disappointed Delhiite. Yes, that's what I am. It was in the beginning of this year, when I ...
10:43 AM, Oct 29, 2011
New Delhi: The American heavy metal band Metallica has issued a statement saying safety concerns caused organisers to cancel the event. In a statement issued on their official website, the band said, "We were notified that there was a serious question as to whether the show could proceed with regard to the safety of the concert audience. And our first and foremost concern is always for the safety of you,...
10:12 AM, Oct 29, 2011
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