Metallica publishes official video from the Syracuse concert: Are you there?

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The Thrash Metal Legends published an official video on Wednesday, in which the performance of “Creeping Death”, the opening number at the Syracuse record concert in the last month. The professionally filmed and edited clip shows Metallica's full, 7-minute live version of the 1984 song, which was recorded on April 19, 2025 with The JMA Wireless Dome.

The film material contains angles of the band members James Hetfield, Lars Ulrich, Robert Trujillo and Kirk Hammett, who only saw a few fans during the concert, including Ulrich on stage before they went to his drum kit. It also turns the camera in the crowd several times, shows the audience who sing along, filmed on their telephones or looked out with devil horns that grew up in the air.

The sound is particularly great because it uses the Mixing Board audio, an enormous improvement in the audience experience due to the irreconcilable acoustics of the concrete dome. It serves as a preview of the official live recording of Metallica from Syracuse, which will be published next month as a TWO CD set on Metallica.com (for USD 24.99) or by digital download at livemallica.com.

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The performance of Syrakus was Metallica's first concert for her tour dattels from 2025 North American. It was also the first appearance of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Group since Lollapalooza playing on New York State Fair in 1996.

More than 47,500 fans took part in the concert and broke the previous all -time record for the former Carry Dome, which was set up in 1982 of 47,319 participants. Highlights made of metallica's setlist contained some of their biggest hits, such as “For whom the Bell toll fees”, “Enter Sandman”, “Nothing other deficiency” and “Master of Puppets”.

“They make us feel so good and proud,” Hetfield told the audience. “We are grateful for what we can do.”

Fans can subscribe to the official YouTube channel of the band (youtube.com/@metallica) to determine whether Metallica adds more videos from the Syracuse concert.

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