Metallica brought years of pent-up excitement to Virginia Tech’s Lane Stadium on Wednesday night, energizing the crowd with a live performance of the Virginia Tech Hokies’ iconic entrance song during ...

There are many great entrances in college football, but few are as electric or as loud as Virginia Tech running out to Metallica's "Enter Sandman" for a big game (especially at night).  What started ...

No seat “was vacant or spot on the floor left unoccupied for nearly two hours” during Metallica’s performance Wednesday night at Virginia Tech’s Lane Stadium ... strummed the first chords of “Enter ...

“The show at Lane Stadium will mark the culmination of 20+ years of Enter Sandman playing as the Hokies take the field,” the official release of the world tour reads. For fans who weren’t ...

Metallica performaned in Blacksburg, Virginia inside Lane Stadium on the campus of Virginia Tech on Wednesday as a part of their M72 World Tour. Naturally, they performed their iconic song, Enter ...

Well, this week, Metallica performed a show at Lane Stadium. As you’d expect, the best moment of the night was when fans got to hear “Enter Sandman” performed live by the legendary band ...

BLACKSBURG — No seat was vacant or spot on the floor left unoccupied for nearly two hours during Metallica’s performance Wednesday evening. Lead singer and guitarist James Hetfield ...

when Metallica teased the crowd by playing a clip of 'Enter Sandman.' SEE ALSO: 'I can't believe it's happening': Metallica fans pack Lane Stadium for World Tour Though the extended shaking is ...

The Hokies have played the iconic song 'Enter Sandman' before every home game in Lane Stadium for the last 25 years. Every fan that spoke to ABC13's Hayden Robertson told him that this was the ...

The metal outfit, consisting of long-time members James Hetfield, Lars Ulrich, Kirk Hammett, and bassist Robert Trujillo (who joined in 2003), played for over 60,000 people at Lane Stadium. ‘Enter ...

Brent Pry was at Lane Stadium on Wednesday as Metallica paid a visit to Blacksburg for a long-anticipated concert. And it wouldn’t be a Metallica concert without “Enter Sandman”, the band ...