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Metallica Bring Completely Different Show to Night Two at Sphere: Photos, Video + Setlist

Metallica Bring Completely Different Show to Night Two at Sphere: Photos, Video + Setlist

The 16-song setlist featured no repeats from night one. Metallica Bring Completely Different Show to Night Two at Sphere: Photos, Video + Setlist Spencer Kaufman

Metallica played night two of their “Life Burns Faster” residency at Las Vegas’ Sphere on Saturday, and, as promised repeated no songs from night one .

Fans who attended both nights at the futuristic venue were also treated to completely different visuals on night two, which kicked off with …And Justice for All ‘s “Blackened” for the first as an opener since 2014.

Elsewhere, Metallica dug deep into their catalog with ReLoad ‘s “Devil’s Dance” for the first time since 2008, and Load ‘s “The Outlaw Torn” for the first time since 2019. The band also delivered a number of the big classics missing from night one, including “Fuel,” “Welcome Home (Sanitarium),” “For Whom the Bell Tolls,” “One,” and the set closing “Enter Sandman.”

See the 16-song setlist, photos (Instagram slideshow), and video from night two of Metallica’s Sphere residency below. The band will also embark on a new North American leg of their long-running “M72 World Tour” next year. Grab tickets to both the Sphere and the tour at this location (use code COS20 for $20 off a first-time order of $200 or more).

Setlist: Blackened (first time as an opener since August 9, 2014) Fuel Leper Messiah Devil’s Dance (first performance since June 7, 2008) 72 Seasons King Nothing Welcome Home (Sanitarium) The Outlaw Torn (first performance since September 8, 2019) Kirk and Rob Doodle The Unforgiven Orion Hardwired Whiskey in the Jar (traditional cover) For Whom the Bell Tolls One Enter Sandman

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