Boston Calling

On June 8, Metallica unveiled the first official live video from their recent Boston Calling performance, and 24 hours later, they've shared another one.

Metallica opened up their Boston Calling show with the thrashy 'Kill 'Em All' track, "Whiplash," and now you can watch the live performance.

Drawing what seemed like the biggest audience of Boston Calling, Metallica performed with an obvious enthusiasm and energy—and the crowd responded in kind.

After five long years—seriously, that felt more like 25 years—Metallica returned to Boston and New England for an explosive performance at Boston Calling.

Halfway through Metallica's performance of "Fade to Black" at Boston Calling, James Hetfield paused before ripping into the bridge to address the festival.

Even rock stars occasionally miss a note.

The last time Metallica performed anywhere near Northern New England was on May 19, 2017, when they took over Gillette Stadium for their WorldWired tour.

Boston Calling 2022 has not had an easy time with their headliners. Thankfully with a month and a half left, the spots are filled.

As we get ready for Boston Calling, The Ultimate Metallica Show is going to be featuring live tracks from past Metallica concerts in New England.

Stacked.

2021 plans are on, but this year's event will not take place.

See who else is joining Rage, Foo Fighters and Chili Peppers.

But who will join them?

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Time to choose which band you think will go all the way...and it could score you weekend-long passes to Boston Calling!

Tool left onlookers in Bangor feeling like they saw something special on Saturday night, but it was the Sunday night show at the Boston Calling Festival, where Tool frontman Maynard James Keenan made a statement that is now going viral. Shared on YouTube by Christ Van Hamlin, you can watch and listen to Maynard deliver a message to the audience, respect police and the military so you can enjoy com