Metallica Makes History in Munich
Metallica created a historic moment in Munich, Germany, during their M72 European tour by performing their longest song, “Inamorata,” live for the first time. The 11-minute track is featured on their 11th studio album, “72 Seasons,” and had never been played in a live setting until this tour.
Introduction of Inamorata
Frontman James Hetfield introduced the song with great enthusiasm, expressing his excitement to the crowd. He emphasized the uniqueness of live performances and the band’s approach to embracing those moments.
Munich Performance Highlights
The Munich performance was part of a two-night engagement in the city, with each night featuring different setlists and opening acts. The band’s dynamic performance included a mix of classic hits and tracks from “72 Seasons,” showcasing their commitment to keeping their shows fresh and engaging.
Evolution of Metallica’s Setlists
Bassist Robert Trujillo shared insights into the band’s strategy behind evolving setlists, highlighting the importance of balancing powerful instrumentals with high-energy songs to create an impactful concert experience.
Success of “72 Seasons”
Metallica’s latest album, “72 Seasons,” marked their first number one album in 15 years and received critical acclaim. The album’s success reaffirmed the band’s enduring popularity and creative prowess.
Continuation of the M72 Tour
The M72 tour continues to captivate audiences across Europe, blending Metallica’s iconic hits with new tracks from “72 Seasons.” The tour showcases the band’s ability to connect with fans through a diverse and engaging musical experience.