Watch Metallica share pro-shot footage of ‘…And Justice For All’ and ‘The Call Of Ktulu’ at Las Vegas

Metallica divulgou filmagens profissionais de faixas ao vivo da noite de abertura de sua enorme residência no Las Vegas Sphere.

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Todos os olhos devem estar voltados para Mia Tharia, a estrela em ascensão de ‘Klara And The Sun’.

The ‘Life Burns Faster’ residency opened on October 1 at the iconic venue with spectacular visual displays on show.

Na noite em que eles apresentaram '… And Justice For All' pela primeira vez em mais de 10 anos, junto com outros favoritos dos fãs.

Now, Metallica have shared pro-shot footage of the former along with its mind bending visuals and 1984 track ‘The Call Of Ktulu’. You can view it below.

The residency continues tonight (October 17), and runs throughout the rest of the month. From there, they have a pair of shows on November 5 and 7, as well as January 28 and 30, February 4, 6, 18, 20, 25 and 27 and March 4, 6, 11 and 13 in 2027.

Além dos shows em Las Vegas, a banda também confirmou uma turnê em 2027 com Limp Bizkit, e insinuou que tem 767 novos riffs para o seu “próximo álbum” – sugerindo que o projeto pode levá-los a “voltar aos anos 90 novamente”.

Elsewhere, Roger Waters recently hit back at frontman James Hetfield following his recent on-stage comments about music and politics, calling the Metallica frontman a “complete prick” who has “an IQ of about three”.

The comments relate to Hetfield’s recent remarks while performing as part of Metallica’s residency at the Las Vegas Sphere. On stage on October 10, he thanked the crowd for potentially travelling far and wide to see their show, and reassured them that they were wanting to create a sense of escape from the world’s issues – not lecture them with their own “bullshit” agendas.

Although he didn’t mention any names, some fans have suggested that it could be a nod to Macklemore, who was dropped as a support act for Ed Sheeran’s ‘Loop’ tour after making a speech calling for a “free Palestine”.

Outros especularam que também poderia ter sido um ataque a Hayley Williams – que tem dito “Fuck ICE” em seus shows recentes – ou até mesmo ao artista de metal Tom Morello, que recentemente recrutou Jack Black, Foo Fighters, Bruce Springsteen e mais para seu festival politicamente carregado “Power To The People”.

Waters shared his thoughts on the comments made by Hetfield. “Can we stop talking about this prick?” he said when making a guest appearance on Katie Halper’s podcast.

Waters has been a longtime supporter of Palestine. In 2024, he urged followers on social media not to vote for Kamala Harris or Donald Trump in the US election due to their respective stances on the Israel-Palestine conflict at the time.

More recently, last July, he voiced his support for Palestine Action after the organisation was proscribed as a terrorist group under the Terrorism Act 2000.

Ele também reagiu contra outros músicos por suas diversas posições sobre Israel. Ele disse ao Thom Yorke e Jonny Greenwood, do Radiohead, que “não há argumento a ser feito”, e continuou dizendo: “Não é um conflito”.

More recently, he also called Ed Sheeran a “little prick” for allowing Macklemore to be kicked off his ‘Loop Tour’, following the rapper making an impassioned speech on-stage, calling for “all human beings to be treated with dignity, respect, and equality” and for a “free Palestine”.

Metallica have been reluctant to share their political stance for years now, and back in 2017 Hetfield said that he wanted to keep his thoughts about Donald Trump to himself, arguing that politics “separates” people.

Em 2020, Metallica também falou sobre como desejavam que sua música inspirasse unidade em um momento em que as tensões estão altas devido a vários conflitos sociais, e, no ano passado, a banda forçou o governo dos US a retirar um vídeo nas redes sociais que utilizava ‘Enter Sandman’ sem autorização.

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