After a triumphant summer European tour, Metallica will return to rock North America this fall for the second leg of their sold-out World Magnetic Tour. The multi-platinum hard-rock band will criss-cross the U.S. and Canada from September 14th through December 12th in support of their platinum-selling tenth studio album, Death Magnetic, which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard album chart in September 2008 and won 2009 Grammy Awards for Best Metal Performance (for the track "My Apocalypse") and Best Recording Package.
Tour Dates:
September 14 Nashville, TN Sommet Center On sale 4/4
September 15 Cincinnati, OH US Bank Arena On sale 4/4
September 17 Indianapolis, IN Conseco Fieldhouse On sale 4/11
September 19 Montreal, QC Bell Centre On sale 4/4
September 28 San Antonio, TX AT&T Center On sale 4/4
September 29 Dallas, TX American Airlines Center On sale 4/4
October 1 Ft. Lauderdale, FL Bank Atlantic Center On sale 4/4
October 3 Tampa, FL St. Pete Times Forum On sale 4/4
October 4 Atlanta, GA Phillips Arena On sale 4/4
October 12 Winnipeg, MB MTS Centre On sale 4/4
October 13 Minneapolis, MN Target Center On sale 4/4
October 15 Cleveland, OH Quicken Loans Arena On sale 4/4
October 17 Charlottesville, VA JPJ Arena On sale 4/11
October 18 Charlotte, NC Charlotte Bobcats Arena On sale 4/4
October 26 Toronto, ON Air Canada Centre On sale 4/4
October 29 Ottawa, ON Scotiabank Place On sale 4/4
October 31 Quebec City, QC Colisee Pepsi On sale 4/4
November 9 Grand Rapids, MI Van Andel Arena On sale 4/4
November 10 Buffalo, NY HSBC Arena On sale 4/4
November 12 Albany, NY Times Union Center On sale 4/4
November 14 New York, NY Madison Square Garden On sale 4/11
December 5 Las Vegas, NV Mandalay Bay On sale 4/4
December 7 Boise, ID Idaho Center On sale 4/4
December 8 Sacramento, CA ARCO Arena On sale 4/4
December 10 Anaheim, CA Honda Center On sale 4/11
December 12 San Jose, CA HP Pavilion On sale 4/4
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