Over 60,000 fans filled Virginia Tech's Lane Stadium for Metallica's concert as part of their M72 World Tour, where the band played 'Enter Sandman,' a significant song for Hokies' football fans. The anticipation built through a teasing intro as fans awaited the live performance that followed a chant led by vocalist James Hetfield. The energy from the crowd was so intense it actually registered on the Richter scale, marking an unforgettable moment in the stadium's history. Metallica recognized the song's connection to the team's traditions, having honored the former coach Frank Beamer on previous occasions.
Over 60,000 fans gathered at Virginia Tech's Lane Stadium for a night that created ground tremors.
The performance 25 years in the making was so well-received that it brought a seismic shift to the stadium.
Vocalist James Hetfield led a 'Let's go, Hokies' chant just before commencing the song, connecting with the passionate fan base.
Metallica has long been aware of the song's significance to the Hokies and saluted former head coach Frank Beamer.
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